HUMAN RESPONSIBILITY IN THE DIGITAL AGE AND ONTOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATIONS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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This article provides a philosophical analysis of the ontological transformations occurring in human existence, social relations and personal
responsibility as a result of the development of digital technologies and artificial intelligence systems. It examines how artificial
intelligence influences decision-making, moral choice, authorship and the boundaries of accountability. Although human activity is
increasingly mediated by technological systems, the individual continues to remain the principal moral subject. Artificial intelligence
should therefore be understood not as an independent moral agent, but as a technological expression of human goals, values and decisions.
Particular attention is paid to the formation of a culture of digital responsibility capable of balancing technological development with
human dignity and ethical principles.
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