A framework for the foundation of the philosophy of artificial intelligence

Minds and Machines 13 (4):537-552 (2003)
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  The peculiarity of the relationship between philosophy and Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been evidenced since the advent of AI. This paper aims to put the basis of an extended and well founded philosophy of AI: it delineates a multi-layered general framework to which different contributions in the field may be traced back. The core point is to underline how in the same scenario both the role of philosophy on AI and role of AI on philosophy must be considered. Moreover, this framework is revised and extended in the light of the consideration of a type of multiagent system devoted to afford the issue of scientific discovery both from a conceptual and from a practical point of view

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La philosophie pratique.André Lacroix - 2020 - Les Presses de l’Université de Laval.
Épistémologie et intelligence artificielle.Yves Bouchard - 2020 - In André Lacroix, La philosophie pratique. Les Presses de l’Université de Laval. pp. 109-127.

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