Filozofska analiza mehanizmov kognitivnega modeliranja in umetne inteligence v izobraževanju

Tehnologija je dvoje, je vzrok in posledica za vse hitreje spreminjajočo se družbo. Ko danes govorimo o tehnologiji, govorimo predvsem o inteligentnih sistemih, o tako imenovanih kibernetskih sistemih, pri katerih sistem vsebuje, če govorimo v jeziku tehnologije, strojno opremo, stroje in naprave (človeško telo), in programsko opremo – inteligenco – duha, kar bi v jeziku humanistike lahko poimenovali tudi občutke, intencionalna stanja, čustva ipd. Mnogi problemi, ki so povezani s sodobnimi tehnologijami, so zato povezani tudi z (umetno) inteligenco in učenjem. Za reševanje problemov v zvezi z umetno inteligenco potrebujemo predvsem splošna znanja o svetu, družbi in ljudeh, kar je filozofski problem. Zato je za vse, ki morajo sprejemati odločitve s področja uporabe umetne inteligence, izjemno pomembno, da razumejo osnovne splošne mehanizme inteligence – filozofijo duha, tj. kako deluje naravna, kako deluje človeška inteligenca, kako se človek uči in prilagaja okolju, kar je še posebej pereče na področju vzgoje in izobraževanja.

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