The Meaning of Confucianism in the Age of AI

This paper examines the meaning of Confucianism in the age of AI(artificial intelligence) and attempts to point out the significance of 'humanness' and 'sociality' emphasized by Confucianism. First, "What is Yu(儒) and Confucianism(儒敎)?" We discussed. Next, he explained about AI. Lastly, we examined 'AI Confucianism' and 'humanness' and 'sociality' in the age of AI. Confucianism, throughout the long history of the East, has cultivated non-cognitive and socioaffective skills as a tacit ground that is now the whole change in our social and cultural aspects. Ultimately, Confucianism sought to preserve ‘humanness’. In the future, AI may be integrated into these Eastern societies and show a different development and development pattern than in the West. Confucianism, which respects and considers age, respects experience and aging because it respects the body in time. It affirms human beings who suffer finite life and death as life in the ordinary life of the sick and born, and thus accepts existence as it is, imperfect and flawed. From an early age, he wanted to educate the mind based on the body and its relationship with the environment surrounding the mind and body. When man was born into this world, he focused on the study of living in harmony with man, and living like a human being in ‘between’ of man. In the end, this was a question of 'humanity' and 'sociality' that was asked in 'human relationships'. I asked this question again and recalled it.

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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.33213/thlj.2024.0.35.101
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Abstract

This paper examines the meaning of Confucianism in the age of AI(artificial intelligence) and attempts to point out the significance of 'humanness' and 'sociality' emphasized by Confucianism. First, "What is Yu(儒) and Confucianism(儒敎)?" We discussed. Next, he explained about AI. Lastly, we examined 'AI Confucianism' and 'humanness' and 'sociality' in the age of AI. Confucianism, throughout the long history of the East, has cultivated non-cognitive and socioaffective skills as a tacit ground that is now the whole change in our social and cultural aspects. Ultimately, Confucianism sought to preserve ‘humanness’. In the future, AI may be integrated into these Eastern societies and show a different development and development pattern than in the West. Confucianism, which respects and considers age, respects experience and aging because it respects the body in time. It affirms human beings who suffer finite life and death as life in the ordinary life of the sick and born, and thus accepts existence as it is, imperfect and flawed. From an early age, he wanted to educate the mind based on the body and its relationship with the environment surrounding the mind and body. When man was born into this world, he focused on the study of living in harmony with man, and living like a human being in ‘between’ of man. In the end, this was a question of 'humanity' and 'sociality' that was asked in 'human relationships'. I asked this question again and recalled it.

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