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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Human Jobs (Review of the Monograph George Gilder “Gaming AI”. Seattle: Discovery Institute Press, 2020).

A review of the book “Gaming AI” by the famous American author, economist and co-founder of the Discovery Institute, George Gilder, in which he argues that Artificial Intelligence (AI) cannot think like a man, but can change conditions of a human jobs. Therefore, he expects that in the future AI will be controlled by a man in those types of jobs that are routine and mechanical, as well as help him/her in creativeness.

Thinking vs. Speaking. On the Margin of Kasimir Twardowski’s Papers (Research Article)

Kasimir Twardowski’s article „On clear and unclear philosophical style” is considered as one of his manifests of the Lviv-Warsaw School: clarity of expressing thoughts was one of methodological determinants of this school. Because of some passages in this article, Twardowski is often considered as a philosopher who believed that we may only think in words. In the article, Twardowski’s views on the relation between language and speech are analyzed through the prism of the less known Twardowski’s writings with application of some theoretical distinctions.

The idea of Faofan Prokopovychin the development of logic science and their importance for current jurisdiction

The development of logical knowledge in Ukraine is based on the work of Professor of
the Kyiv-Mohylyanska Academy, a well-known figure in the Ukrainian spiritual culture of the
late XVII – first half of the XVIII century. The structure, problems and terminology of the
course “Logic” by F. Prokopovich are analyzed.

Stefan Jaworskiy and his investment in the development of logic science

The development of logical knowledge in Ukraine is based on the work of Professor of the Kyiv-Mohylyanska Academy, a well-known figure in the Ukrainian spiritual culture of the late XVII – first half of the XVIII century. The structure, problems and terminology of the course “Logic” by S. Yavorsky are analyzed.

Descartes' and Pascal's anthropological alternative in the perspectives of post-humanity

The authors analyze two influential philosophical and anthropological positions presented by Descartes and Pascal in the context of the acute problems of contemporary philosophical anthropology. In the article the authors argue that the existence of fundamental differences in the anthropological ideas of the two founders of the modern philosophy and express the belief that these ideas lead to the better understanding the essence of the contemporary anthropological crisis and the possible ways of comprehending of modern trends in the transformation of a human being into a post human being.

Legal knowledge: anthropological discourse

The article analyzes the legal knowledge as a legal category that reflects the process, while the result of a focused knowledge of law. We consider the epistemological aspect of thinking that opens in a conscious effort to create the entity and identify their attitude to the law in a particular behavior and activity. DONE general theoretical analysis of the conceptual foundations of legal knowledge of the methodology, described the basic scientific methods the nature and features of this complex legal 

History becoming the concept of “legal metnaliteta”

Due to the current social transformation, the overall processes of globalization research focus shifted to the phenomena that has not made a scientific interest. In particular, the scope of lawmaking is now marked by a philosophical approach to the study of actual problems. For a comprehensive consideration of any and all legal phenomena are important characteristics of their individually oriented.