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Category: AI Philosophy

  • Are AI Minds Real or Just Pretenders?

    Are AI Minds Real or Just Pretenders?

    Imagine you’re sitting across from a robot, sipping coffee together. The robot nods, laughs at your jokes, even frowns when you share your worries. It seems attentive—maybe even empathetic. But a question starts to thump quietly in your mind: Is there really anyone home inside that…

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  • Is AI Art Real Creativity or Fake?

    Is AI Art Real Creativity or Fake?

    We live in curious times. Artificial intelligence writes poetry, composes symphonies, paints abstract portraits, and yes, even pumps out blog posts like this one. We can ask an AI to paint a sunset in the style of Van Gogh while reciting a Shakespearean sonnet, and—voilà!—it will…

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  • AI and the Good Life: Help or Harm?

    AI and the Good Life: Help or Harm?

    Human beings have always chased the good life. We want meaning. We want happiness. We want to flourish, though admittedly most of us would like a little less hassle along the way. Enter artificial intelligence—promise and peril wearing the same silicon shoes. Is AI a helpful…

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  • AI Robotics: Hidden Dangers

    AI Robotics: Hidden Dangers

    The field of AI Robotics is experiencing an unprecedented surge of advancements, fueled by breakthroughs in artificial intelligence—particularly large language models (LLMs) and generative AI—alongside significant innovations in hardware. While these developments promise a future of increasingly autonomous, adaptable, and human-like robotic capabilities across various sectors,…

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  • Who Really Owns AI Art?

    Who Really Owns AI Art?

    On a chilly morning not long ago, I watched an AI paint a cat playing chess with a robot. The artwork was whimsical, clever, and—dare I say—unexpectedly delightful. As I admired the result, a curious thought surfaced: who actually “owns” this creative labor? The programmers? The…

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  • Can AI Really Be Truly Creative?

    Can AI Really Be Truly Creative?

    The question of whether artificial intelligence can genuinely be creative feels a lot like asking whether a vending machine can fall in love. At first, it sounds a little absurd. And yet, as more and more headlines scream about “AI-generated art,” “machine-written novels,” and “algorithmic innovation,”…

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  • Can AI Ever Be Truly Wise?

    Can AI Ever Be Truly Wise?

    Artificial Intelligence—those words alone can thrill, terrify, or leave you wondering whether your toaster might soon write poetry about existential angst. We spend so much time talking about how smart machines are becoming, but rarely do we ask a more interesting question: can they become wise?…

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  • Digital Afterlife: Immortality or Ethical Nightmare?

    Digital Afterlife: Immortality or Ethical Nightmare?

    Imagine a future where, at the dusk of life, you walk into a softly lit room rather than a hospital ward. Someone gives you a gentle nod, flips a switch—or perhaps clicks “Upload”—and voilà: the great adventure continues, but now your mind lives on inside a…

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  • AI Justice: Fair or Just Biased Code?

    AI Justice: Fair or Just Biased Code?

    Imagine a particularly scrupulous judge—one who never sleeps, never eats, and claims, rather confidently, to have no personal feelings at all. Now imagine that this judge is not a person, but an algorithm: lines of code, statistical models, data and rules. Governments and corporations around the…

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  • Can AI Love You or Just Pretend?

    Can AI Love You or Just Pretend?

    It’s hard to imagine looking at your toaster and wondering if it loves you. Most people don’t feel attached to their washing machines, except during particularly tense laundry emergencies. Yet, as artificial intelligence grows more sophisticated, the question of whether AI can be a true companion—perhaps…

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