Aug 2026· Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences· Vol 96, pp. S46 - S53· 0 citations· 22 references
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The study’s findings show that the ethical dilemmas associated with artificial intelligence extend beyond technical issues and touch upon fundamental aspects of human existence that require comprehensive reflection and critical analysis and highlight that the philosophy of artificial intelligence is a tool for understanding how technology can change the authors' society.
Rapidly developing artificial intelligence (AI) technology is widely regarded as humanity’s newest and most effective achievement. Beyond its capacity to permeate every aspect of life and generate solutions for diverse needs, it has also become a subject of intense debate due to the claims it generates regarding human...
A more comprehensive philosophical and ethical framework for development of AI is recommended by inculcating moral reasoning with spiritual insights in order to protect mankind, and substitute it for human intelligence.
Artificial intelligence is no longer merely a technological innovation; it is a transformative force reshaping economic systems, institutional responsibilities, social relations, and the collective understanding of progress. This article interprets AI as an expression of humanity’s enduring ambition to reproduce aspect...
Giovanni Antonio Cossiga· Advances in Social Sciences...· 0 citations
This chapter offers a conceptual and philosophical analysis of the ontological, epistemological, and ethical issues associated with the design, development, and use of Agentic AI in moral and legal decision-making, and distinguishes between two levels of AI autonomy.
A. Gounaris, G. Kosteletos· Applied Informatics· 0 citations
In contemporary philosophy of science and technology, the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies brings to the forefront fundamental questions about the nature of scientific cognition and its transformation under the influence of algorithmic systems. A review of philosophical discussions on inte...
A. Lisenkova, Darya S. Bilyeva· Epistemology & Philosoph...· 0 citations
The article argues that AI should be understood not only as a technological system, but also as a social, cultural and political force reshaping human values and everyday life, and concludes that AI must be assessed in an interdisciplinary way.
