Bruno Latour, French sociologist and philosopher of science, claimed that humanism can only be restored by returning to the pre-modern period, that is, before the dichotomous separation into humans and technology, nature and culture, and subject and object. He believed that by separating humans from non-humans and nature from society, numerous problems such as climate change, environmental pollution, polarization of politics and economy, and alienation of humanity have been caused. Latour proposed the Actor-Network Theory (ANT) , which should recognize the agency of non-humans and view the world through the network between human and nonhumans. And in the network between humans and non-humans in ANT, the relationship between the two is characterized of symétrique . Even today s artists living in the age of artificial intelligence are challenging new media and constantly experimenting, showing various potentials for the relationship between humans and machines. In this study, the aesthetics of Nam June Paik s cybernetics arts, which can be said to be the birthplace and prototype of today s artificial intelligence-based arts, were reviewed from the perspective of Latour s core concept, symétrique of ANT, and through this, the implications were explored.