Human and «Artificial intelligence»: anthroposocial contexts
Abstract
The purpose of the article is to study the problem of relations between human and Artificial Intelligence, to identify their anthropo-social contexts. The methodology of the study was a system-activity approach, a historical-philosophical method. The social consequences of man-made civilization are assessed, which are expressed in the fact that on the one hand the transformative activity of human and his aggressive interference in nature is absolutised; On the other hand, the role of scientific and technological progress is absolutised, within the framework of which the scope of application of information and technological devices is expanded based on the use of «Artificial Intelligence». It is stressed that the characteristic feature of man-made civilization is the installation on technical and economic performance outside its sociocultural dimension. The implementation of this installation has led to a global crisis of man-made civilization. Exit is possible on the basis of spiritual-oriented development.
About the Authors
G. P. Kovaleva
Kemerovo state medical University
Russian Federation
Kovaleva Galina Petrovna, Ph.D of Philosophy sciences, associate Professor of the Department of philosophy and cultural studies
Russian Federation
Kovaleva Galina Petrovna, Ph.D of Philosophy sciences, associate Professor of the Department of philosophy and cultural studies
O. N. Efremova
Kemerovo state medical University
Russian Federation
Efremova Olga Nikolaevna, Ph.D of Philosophy sciences, associate Professor of the Department of philosophy and cultural studies
Russian Federation
Efremova Olga Nikolaevna, Ph.D of Philosophy sciences, associate Professor of the Department of philosophy and cultural studies
V. N. Porkhachev
Kemerovo state medical University
Russian Federation
Porkhachev Vasily Nikolaevich, Ph.D of Philosophy sciences, associate Professor of the Department of philosophy and cultural studies
Russian Federation
Porkhachev Vasily Nikolaevich, Ph.D of Philosophy sciences, associate Professor of the Department of philosophy and cultural studies
N. N. Rostova
Kemerovo state medical University
Russian Federation
Rostova Natalia Nikolaevna, Ph.D of Philosophy sciences, associate Professor of the Department of philosophy and cultural studies
Russian Federation
Rostova Natalia Nikolaevna, Ph.D of Philosophy sciences, associate Professor of the Department of philosophy and cultural studies
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Kovaleva G.P., Efremova O.N., Porkhachev V.N., Rostova N.N. Human and «Artificial intelligence»: anthroposocial contexts. Bulletin of social Sciences and Humanities. 2020;1(2):48-53. (In Russ.)
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