ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE MODERN CENTURY: PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH AND PERSPECTIVES

Abstract

This article examines the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies on human psychological well-being. The author analyzes the ethical and socio-psychological issues arising in the new technological era. It also highlights how constant interaction with AI affects human psychological well-being, including loneliness, addiction, and personality changes. The importance of developing ethical standards and public education to address the challenges arising from the development of AI and human psychology is emphasized. Human thought is formed as a result of the work of the biological brain. It includes not only logical analysis, but also emotions, intuition, memory, subconscious and social experience. A person thinks not only on the basis of information, but also under the influence of values, beliefs and personal history. Artificial intelligence does not bear moral responsibility. Responsibility remains with its creators, programmers, and users. The secret of the difference between artificial intelligence and human thinking is often sought in consciousness. A person is self-aware: he knows what he thinks. He can question his existence, doubt, and reconsider his beliefs.