INTELLECTUALISM AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
The article analyses, from a socio-philosophical perspective, the interrelated aspects of intellectualism and the philosophy of artificial
intelligence. In the context of modern technological progress, the meaning of such concepts as human thought, reason, knowledge,
consciousness, creativity and moral responsibility requires new interpretation. The article examines the historical-philosophical
foundations of intellectualism, the nature of human intellect, the formation of artificial intelligence, the similarities and differences between
machine and human thinking, the problem of knowledge and truth, and questions of creativity, morality, freedom, responsibility and human
dignity.
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