FREE WILL AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

The article studies three questions of having free will in relation to artificial intelligence (AI). Two of them are whether AI can have free will and whether AI can somehow influence the degree to which people have free will. In order to discuss and, where possible, solve these questions are considered different approaches that are presented in contemporary analytic philosophy of consciousness to what should be understood by having free will. The third question addresses some of the main concerns related to the idea of AI having free will.

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RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Series Philosophy Social Studies Art Studies
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.28995/2073-6401-2025-1-38-49
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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FREE WILL AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Oksana V. Cherkashina
RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Series Philosophy Social Studies Art Studies
Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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FREE WILL AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Oksana V. Cherkashina
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Abstract

The article studies three questions of having free will in relation to artificial intelligence (AI). Two of them are whether AI can have free will and whether AI can somehow influence the degree to which people have free will. In order to discuss and, where possible, solve these questions are considered different approaches that are presented in contemporary analytic philosophy of consciousness to what should be understood by having free will. The third question addresses some of the main concerns related to the idea of AI having free will.

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