Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025): Philosophy and Intelligence - Human or Artificial?

The Concept and Meaning of Humanology

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• Contents

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• DIGITAL ASPECTS OF STRUCTURAL TOTALITARIANISM

  Milenko Bodin (Author)

  7-36

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• REFLECTING-JUDGEMENT DAY (SKETCHES ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE)

  Branko Romčević (Author)

  37-70

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• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND "BLACK BOXES“ OF DIGITAL TOTALITARISM

  Divna Vuksanović (Author)

  71-100

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• DIGITAL PAIDEIA OR TEACHING PHILOSOPHY IN MCLUHAN GALAXY: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

  Boshko Karadjov (Author)

  101-116

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• CAUSAL THEORY OF REFERENCE AND THE PROPER NAMES PUZZLE

  Vojislav Božičković (Author)

  117-134

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• ROBOT AUTONOMY AND POST-LABOR UTOPIA

  Miloš Agatonović (Author)

  135-154

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• CONSCIOUSNESS OR COMPUTING

  Sibin Bratina (Author)

  155-172

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• THE NATURAL, THE ARTIFICIAL, AND THE HUMAN: HISTORY OF SELF-DENIAL AND THE INTEREST OF HUMAN SAFETY

  Dušan Smiljanić (Author)

  173-214

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• THE COGNITIVE REVOLUTION AS THE INTELLECTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR ESTABLISHING THE THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

  Filip Mladenović (Author)

  215-236

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• TECHNOLOGY AND CONSCIOUSNESS

  Dragan Janković (Author)

  237-258

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