AI Networking Cookbook: Practical recipes for AI-assisted network automation and development
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It is argued that systems currently described as “intelligent” do not think, understand, or possess intentionality, rather, they operate through statistical pattern recognition based on data generated by human beings.
This article, a book review-cum-critique, raises the question: should AI be referred to as “Artificial Intelligence” or as “Algorithmic Intelligence”? The document under review, Antiqua et Nova, is issued by the Vatican’s Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith and the Dicastery for Culture and Education (2025) and it...
AI crystallizes historically specific conceptions of intelligence by embedding them in technical systems of training, measurement, comparison, and evaluation, and its social consequences emerge when these evaluative infrastructures shape which performances become recognizable, rewarded, and normalized.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) have revolutionised the interaction between humans, knowledge and technology. What once needed years of formal education, years of institutional access or specialist's help is now obtained, translated, explained, reorganised in seconds. This un...
The paper demonstrates the need to reconfigure the anthropocentric conceptual apparatus of science studies to enhance its explanatory adequacy and proposes a shift in research focus toward the empirical analysis of AI’s actual use in scientific practice and the reconstruction of the emergent normative orders within the...
Generative artificial intelligence has entered science classrooms faster than the epistemological questions it raises have been addressed. This study is an attempt to reveal how the knowledge-producing character of text-based conversational systems diverges from institutional science, and what that divergence implies f...
It is posits that, while the number of computational devices is vast, the construction of general AI remains unattainable because it requires defining specific semiotic action spaces for meaningful operations.
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