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AI, consciousness and the new humanism = fundamental reflections on minds and machines /

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	AI, consciousness and the new humanism/ edited by Sangeetha Menon, Saurabh Todariya, Tilak Agerwala.
其他題名:	fundamental reflections on minds and machines /
其他作者:	Menon, Sangeetha.
出版者:	Singapore :Springer Nature Singapore : : 2024.,
面頁冊數:	vii, 349 p. :ill. (chiefly col.), digital ;24 cm.
內容註:	Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: What AI can learn from the Brain - The Temporal Augmenting Agent (TAA) -- Chapter 3: Can Machines Learn Music? An open dialogue between Neuromusicology and Computational modelling methods -- Chapter 4: Can Machines 'Think'? Machine intelligence and the phenomenal nature of thoughts -- Chapter 5: Can Machines Think Causally? -- Chapter 6: Neuromodulation and AI -- Chapter 7: Self-awareness and its implications for cooperative - competitive machine-mind interactions -- Chapter 8: Bicentennial Saga of Consciousness: Exploring the Lives and Minds of Humans and Machines with a Discussion on contemporary Sci-Fi Movies that Straddles the Identity, Love and Intelligence Discourses -- Chapter 9: AI as an Intercultural Trigger of New Consciousness -- Chapter 10: Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) accelerate social advancement? A review of possibilities and challenges -- Chapter 11: Mind-reading machines: Promises, Pitfalls and Solutions of Implementing Machine Learning in Mental Health -- Chapter 12: AI Technology and Autonomous Weapon System: Debating "Meaningful Human Control" -- Chapter 13: Language and Meaning in Humans and AI Systems -- Chapter 15: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and the Humanities -- Chapter 16: Expanding Cognition: The Plasticity of Thought -- Chapter 17: Simulation and Obfuscation: Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent and Not? -- Chapter 18: Can Artificially Intelligent Machines have a Goal?: An Understanding based on Bhoja's Aesthetic Theory of Character Personality and Life-goals -- Chapter 19: Incomplete performitivity in the age of Neganthropocene or how to exit the Anthropocene -- Chapter 20: Singularity Beyond Silicon Valley: The Transmission of AI Values in a Global Context -- Chapter 21: Advaita Ethics and the Machine Age: The Pursuit of Happiness in an Interconnected world -- Chapter 22: The World as Affordances: Phenomenology and Embodiment in AI -- Chapter 22: Human Learning andMachine Learning: Unfolding from Creativity Perspective -- Chapter 23: On Convergence of Intelligence: Decision-making Models in AI and Reflections on Human Intelligence -- Chapter 24: Situating AI in the matrix of human agency and normativity: Implications of post-phenomenological mediation and technological intentionality -- Chapter 25: Investigating the ontology of AI vis-a-vis Technical Artefacts.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
標題:	Artificial intelligence. -
電子資源:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-0503-0
ISBN:	9789819705030

AI, consciousness and the new humanism = fundamental reflections on minds and machines /
AI, consciousness and the new humanismfundamental reflections on minds and machines /[electronic resource] :edited by Sangeetha Menon, Saurabh Todariya, Tilak Agerwala. - Singapore :Springer Nature Singapore :2024. - vii, 349 p. :ill. (chiefly col.), digital ;24 cm.

Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: What AI can learn from the Brain - The Temporal Augmenting Agent (TAA) -- Chapter 3: Can Machines Learn Music? An open dialogue between Neuromusicology and Computational modelling methods -- Chapter 4: Can Machines 'Think'? Machine intelligence and the phenomenal nature of thoughts -- Chapter 5: Can Machines Think Causally? -- Chapter 6: Neuromodulation and AI -- Chapter 7: Self-awareness and its implications for cooperative - competitive machine-mind interactions -- Chapter 8: Bicentennial Saga of Consciousness: Exploring the Lives and Minds of Humans and Machines with a Discussion on contemporary Sci-Fi Movies that Straddles the Identity, Love and Intelligence Discourses -- Chapter 9: AI as an Intercultural Trigger of New Consciousness -- Chapter 10: Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) accelerate social advancement? A review of possibilities and challenges -- Chapter 11: Mind-reading machines: Promises, Pitfalls and Solutions of Implementing Machine Learning in Mental Health -- Chapter 12: AI Technology and Autonomous Weapon System: Debating "Meaningful Human Control" -- Chapter 13: Language and Meaning in Humans and AI Systems -- Chapter 15: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and the Humanities -- Chapter 16: Expanding Cognition: The Plasticity of Thought -- Chapter 17: Simulation and Obfuscation: Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent and Not? -- Chapter 18: Can Artificially Intelligent Machines have a Goal?: An Understanding based on Bhoja's Aesthetic Theory of Character Personality and Life-goals -- Chapter 19: Incomplete performitivity in the age of Neganthropocene or how to exit the Anthropocene -- Chapter 20: Singularity Beyond Silicon Valley: The Transmission of AI Values in a Global Context -- Chapter 21: Advaita Ethics and the Machine Age: The Pursuit of Happiness in an Interconnected world -- Chapter 22: The World as Affordances: Phenomenology and Embodiment in AI -- Chapter 22: Human Learning andMachine Learning: Unfolding from Creativity Perspective -- Chapter 23: On Convergence of Intelligence: Decision-making Models in AI and Reflections on Human Intelligence -- Chapter 24: Situating AI in the matrix of human agency and normativity: Implications of post-phenomenological mediation and technological intentionality -- Chapter 25: Investigating the ontology of AI vis-a-vis Technical Artefacts.

This edited volume presents perspectives from computer science, information theory, neuroscience and brain imaging, aesthetics, social sciences, psychiatry, and philosophy to answer frontier questions related to artificial intelligence and human experience. Can a machine think, believe, aspire and be purposeful as a human? What is the place in the machine world for hope, meaning and transformative enlightenment that inspires human existence? How, or are, the minds of machines different from that of humans and other species? These questions are responded to along with questions in the intersection of health, intelligence and the brain. It highlights the place of consciousness by attempting to respond to questions with the help of fundamental reflections on human existence, its life-purposes and machine intelligence. The volume is a must-read for interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary researchers in humanities and social sciences and philosophy of science who wish to understand the future of AI and society.

ISBN: 9789819705030

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-981-97-0503-0doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

516317
Artificial intelligence.

LC Class. No.: Q335

Dewey Class. No.: 006.3

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