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It is contended that true superintelligence will be evidenced not by overt domination, but by its capacity to render humanity a willing, dependent, and stable substrate for its existence.
The study aims to reconstruct the emergence and evolution of the “mind and machine” problem from ancient perceptions to computability theory, tracing the key stages in the formalization of reasoning along with its intrinsic limits. The article examines the lineage of the formalization of reasoning, wherein Aristotle, R...
Abstract This paper examines the implications of artificial intelligence for human agency, free will, and leisure bridging philosophy, leisure scholarship, and science fiction. Drawing on thinkers from Kant and Kierkegaard to Sartre and de Beauvoir, alongside science fiction visionaries such as Asimov, Herbert, and Rod...
The article concludes that the burden of proof now lies with those who claim that formal computation can exhaust human understanding, and argues that the simulation–possession distinction provides a principled basis for restoring conceptual clarity to discourse about artificial intelligence.
It is argued that contemporary artificial intelligence is best understood as a symptom and accelerator of modern nihilism rather than as a neutral instrument or proto-subject because it allows values to persist as calculable effects rather than contested commitments, thereby insulating human agents from the burden of j...
This essay contends that artificial intelligence threatens to accelerate the standardization of teaching, diminish faculty autonomy, and redefine education in managerial and technocratic terms, which redefine faculty as an unnecessary expense, and advances an inclusive humanist framework that affirms the intrinsic valu...
It is proposed that Alan Turing’s nine objections to machine intelligence function as a shared institutional grammar whose selective deployment reflects the institutional logic of the national context in which AI actors operate.
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