ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A FACTOR IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF ANTHROPOCENTRISM: THROUGH THE LINGUISTUC ASPECT TO THE PROSPECTS OF POSTHUMANISM

Abstract

This paper analyzes veiled posthumanist concepts that, through the discourse of scientific texts and through the testing of artificial intelligence (hereinafter referred to as AI) systems – detection - attempt to question not only human intellectual abilities but also traditional anthropocentric assumptions and the fundamental principles of classical humanism. Under the pretext of artificial intelligence's intellectual superiority over humans, the anthropocentric paradigm and classical humanistic values are eroding. The author argues that emphasizing the individual's cognitive limitations serves as a mechanism for the gradual loss of human agency, which, in turn, creates the preconditions for the transfer of legal capacity to automated systems