Tag: Philosophy

Freud Might Have Labeled AI a ‘Narcissistic Insult’ to Humanity – Here’s How We Can Address This Challenge

Freud Might Have Labeled AI a ‘Narcissistic Insult’ to Humanity – Here’s How We Can Address This Challenge

Jesus Chatbots are Gaining Popularity: A Philosopher’s Examination

Jesus Chatbots are Gaining Popularity: A Philosopher’s Examination

Can AI Think – and Should It? Exploring the Concept of Thought from Plato to ChatGPT.

Can AI Think – and Should It? Exploring the Concept of Thought from Plato to ChatGPT.

Where Has the Wonder Disappeared To—and Can AI Help Us Rediscover It?

Where Has the Wonder Disappeared To—and Can AI Help Us Rediscover It?

Is Uploading a Human Mind into a Computer Possible? A Neuroscientist Explores the Possibilities

Is Uploading a Human Mind into a Computer Possible? A Neuroscientist Explores the Possibilities

Aristotle Would Deride Mark Zuckerberg’s Claim That AI Can Address the Loneliness Epidemic

Aristotle Would Deride Mark Zuckerberg’s Claim That AI Can Address the Loneliness Epidemic

Do our thoughts have a true reality? Exploring insights from philosophy

Do our thoughts have a true reality? Exploring insights from philosophy

The Least Valued Aspects of Life Benefit Most from Generative AI

The Least Valued Aspects of Life Benefit Most from Generative AI

Exploring the Potential of AI in Politics: A Philosopher’s View on Three Potential Scenarios

Exploring the Potential of AI in Politics: A Philosopher’s View on Three Potential Scenarios

While technology may never be worshipped as a god, has it taken on the characteristics of a religion?

While technology may never be worshipped as a god, has it taken on the characteristics of a religion?

Can politicians and terrorist leaders achieve immortality in the era of AI?

Can politicians and terrorist leaders achieve immortality in the era of AI?

London Standard’s AI-generated art review uncovers a major philosophical challenge, according to late critic Brian Sewell

London Standard’s AI-generated art review uncovers a major philosophical challenge, according to late critic Brian Sewell