The Dialectical Relationship between Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

This research examines the dialectical relationship between philosophy and artificial intelligence, with the aim of determining the extent to which each influences the other. It raises questions about the nature of artificial intelligence, its capabilities, and its limitations, and whether it is capable of simulating the human mind and consciousness.

It also reviews the contributions of some philosophers and logicians, which

formed the basis from which artificial intelligence scientists developed and improved this science. It also addresses the dialectical relationship between the artificial and human mind, through an analysis of the views of prominent thinkers and philosophers.

 The study adopts an analytical, historical, and critical approach, attempting to trace the philosophical concepts that have been used as an introduction to understanding artificial intelligence, while highlighting the ethical and epistemological issues associated with it.