Burak Başkan (ENG)
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Associate Professor in Political Science and Gender Studies at ETÜ | Alumnus: Middle East Technical University, University of Southampton, The University of Sheffield
Therefore, it is not entirely accurate to judge artificial intelligence solely on the basis of its benefits and harms.
How will humans overcome the crisis of meaning in their lives?
How will they actualise themselves?
How will humans overcome the crisis of meaning in their lives?
How will they actualise themselves?
August 7, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Therefore, it is not entirely accurate to judge artificial intelligence solely on the basis of its benefits and harms.
How will humans overcome the crisis of meaning in their lives?
How will they actualise themselves?
How will humans overcome the crisis of meaning in their lives?
How will they actualise themselves?
Humans actualise themselves through their minds. So what will happen when there is nothing left for humans to 'achieve' or 'make a difference'?
A world in which human intelligence is not required in any field would be unliveable for humans. Humans cannot stand to be in a secondary position.
A world in which human intelligence is not required in any field would be unliveable for humans. Humans cannot stand to be in a secondary position.
August 7, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Humans actualise themselves through their minds. So what will happen when there is nothing left for humans to 'achieve' or 'make a difference'?
A world in which human intelligence is not required in any field would be unliveable for humans. Humans cannot stand to be in a secondary position.
A world in which human intelligence is not required in any field would be unliveable for humans. Humans cannot stand to be in a secondary position.