Advances of Philosophy in AI

This work offers a comprehensive philosophical reflection on artificial intelligence, particularly its definitions, development, and implications. It begins by addressing the definitional challenges of intelligence, comparing natural and artificial forms of intelligence, and tracing the historical context of intelligence from Aristotle to modern AI research. The exploration of intelligence extends to various academic disciplines, including psychology, biology, and cognitive science, showing how these fields contribute to understanding intelligence and its artificial counterparts. ABSTRACTING & INDEXING Baidu Scholar Bayerische Staatsbibliothek BDS BoD Bowker Book Data Ciando CNKI Scholar (China National Knowledge Infrastructure) Dimensions EBSCO ExLibris Google-Books Google Scholar Naviga ReadCube Semantic-Scholar- TDOne-(TDNet) WorldCat-(OCLC) X-MOL

Roman Krzanowski, Ph.D. has graduate degrees in engineering, philosophy, and information science.
Teresa Marcinów, Ph.D. has graduate degrees in philosophy and international relations.