WHETHER ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS INTELLIGENT. PHILOSOPHICAL DILEMMAS
Aldona Musiał-Kidawa · Scientific Papers of Silesian University of Technology Organization and Management Series · 2022
Purpose: The purpose of the publication is to present an important issue for modern civilization concerning two important concepts -intelligence and AI -shaping the conditions of modern societies and determining the development for the next decades.The article discusses the cognitive mechanisms of artificial intelligence -whether in the future AI will be able to perceive and analyze the environment to such an extent that it will be possible not only to receive information, but also to imitate those functions of the brain that are responsible for interpreting and processing it.Methodology: The publication is theoretical in nature.The objectives of the publication were achieved using the method of analysis of the literature on the subject.This method made it possible to learn about the current state of research in the field under discussion and indicated the perspective of further issues and questions to which answers are sought, thereby suggesting directions for future research.Findings: The publication discusses the important attributes of human intelligence from the perspective of human cognitive functions and the limits of its use for building AI systems.Social consequences: Considerations of the development and operation of AI systems indicate the possible consequences of a different organization and structure of social relationships.Originality: The publication addresses the question of whether AI can model itself on human intellectual abilities and simulate cognitive processes specific to humans.