Abstract
<p>Our everyday lives are permeated by technologies with predictive AI options, and a new felt bodily sensation brings together these communicative and social happenings. Based on this assumption, the qualitative study provides a heuristic between sociology and new phenomenology and, in addition to methodological premises, develops the felt body mapping survey method. This makes it possible to demonstrate the qualities of the new felt bodily sensation using the case study of diabetics and their automated insulin delivery systems: when new temporal conditions encounter a bodily felt body, this not only leads to a desired reduction of care, but also to permanent identity stress. We live in a daily negotiation of a new ambivalence.</p>