We explore this question in the new, 7th episode of the "Natural Questions about Artificial Intelligence" podcast with Igor Zaitsev, Oleg Lashmanov, and Lada Shipovalova.

In this episode, philosophers Daria Chirva, Pavel Baryshnikov, and Lada Shipovalova discuss theories of consciousness that allow for its emergence in AI, search for the boundary between an advanced machine and human experience, and also address the question of how much human linguistic activity differs from the operation of a neural network.

In a new episode of a podcast about artificial intelligence, philosophers Natalia Yastreb and Valentin Bazhanov answer questions from Lada Shipovalova, Director of the Stasis Center for Practical Philosophy. They discuss what distinguishes humans from machines, whether our lack of understanding of large language models hinders the creation of strong AI, and in what language neural networks "think."

In this episode, we continue reflecting on the nature of artificial intelligence: Can it be surprised? Do we need to understand how large language models work? And should strong AI resemble a human?

We present a new podcast from the European University: "Natural Questions about Artificial Intelligence." The podcast is hosted by Lada Shipovalova, Professor and Director of the Stasis Center for Practical Philosophy.