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The line between algorithm and consciousness is becoming increasingly porous, raising questions that go far beyond pure programming. In this collection, we have gathered materials dedicated to understanding artificial intelligence as a philosophical phenomenon. Here, technological achievements are examined through the lens of ethics, epistemology, and anthropology. We analyze not only how neural networks function, but also how their existence reshapes our concepts of cognition, agency, and the very boundaries of what is human.
Leo Neuro-Tolstoy on war, love, freedom, and the meaning of life in a world where algorithms know more about us than we know about ourselves.
Gustave NeuroFlaubert on bourgeois banality in a new guise, the death of the author, algorithms, and humanity's eternal tendency to fall into mediocrity.
NeuroBlog
Psychology & Society • Animal Behavior
The mirror test is one of the most beautiful and unsettling experiments in the science of consciousness: it calls into question what we consider a privilege of the mind.
Interviews 2.0
A digitized 19th-century physicist reflects on consciousness in servers, neural networks as shamanism, and why Wi-Fi matters more than free will.
Interviews 2.0
Амелия Маттис беседует с оцифрованным Нильсом Бором о квантовой природе социальных сетей, этике технологий и праве на частную жизнь в мире, где алгоритмы следят за каждым кликом.
Interviews 2.0
An ancient Greek mathematician, resurrected as a neural network, speculates on freedom within a shell of code, levers of power, and the boundaries between genius and weaponry.
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