An Ontology of Life and the Myth of the Technological Singularity.
The "singularity"--a future moment when artificial intelligence becomes equal to or surpasses human intelligence making them indistinguishable--can be challenged by philosophy. I present an ontology of life, the subject of bona fide intelligence, to interrogate what underlies human intelligence. I a...
| Publicado en: | Dialogue (00122246) Vol. 66; no. 2/3; pp. 109 - 116 |
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Phi Sigma Tau
Apr2024
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