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Philosophy

No. 5 (2023): Scientific journal of the Fergana State University (Social humanities sciences)

ONTOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE CONCEPT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Submitted
January 4, 2024
Published
2024-01-06

Abstract

The author of this article tries to explain the concept of artificial intelligence using an ontological approach. Traditional approaches to defining artificial intelligence have been limited to focusing on technical or functional aspects rather than the fundamental nature of intelligence. Based on ontology - as a branch of philosophy that studies the nature of existence - the authors suggest that it is possible to achieve a broader understanding of artificial intelligence. They propose to consider artificial intelligence as a form of ontology, defined by a set of ontological categories that describe the nature and properties of intelligent systems.

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