When The Mind is Recreated: Humanity’s Greatest Discovery-or its Biggest Mistake?
Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, human intelligence, technological developmentAbstract
This article analyzes the role of artificial intelligence and the issue of recreating human intelligence in modern science. The study examines the technological, philosophical and social aspects of the process of creating intelligence in an artificial form. It also highlights the positive impact of artificial intelligence on human development, as well as its potential risks. The article examines the stages of development of artificial intelligence, its application in the fields of production, education and medicine. The results show that while artificial intelligence creates great opportunities for humanity, the issue of its management remains an urgent problem. At the end of the study, the need to improve ethical standards and control mechanisms in the development of artificial intelligence is substantiated.
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