人工知能が媒介する世界における人間関係の理解に向けて: 解釈論的読み解く
Cyruz P Tuppal1, Shanine Mae P Tuppal2, Samantha M Tuppal3
1College of Allied Health, Department of Nursing, National University Philippines, Manila, Philippines.
Scandinavian journal of caring sciences
|August 20, 2025
まとめ
この研究は 人工知能 (AI) を介護の実践に統合するための枠組みを提案し,技術が人間とのつながりや倫理基準を高めることを保証します. 人工知能のデザインの 原則を提示し 慈悲や尊厳 真のケアへの取り組みを 支援します
科学分野:
- 医療技術
- 人工知能の倫理
- 介護の哲学
背景:
- 人工知能 (AI) を医療,高齢者ケア,メンタルヘルスカウンセリングに統合することで,効率とアクセシビリティが生まれます.
- 人工知能が共感や相互認識といった 介護の関係性や倫理的な側面に与える影響については 懸念が残っています
研究 の 目的:
- 人工知能を介護の実践に統合するための枠組みを確立し,関係性,倫理性,精神的な側面を保ちます.
- 人工知能システムの設計において 行動可能な原則を特定し 慈悲,尊厳,相互接続性を 維持すること
主な方法:
- 理論的分析のためのヘルメネウティックな方法論を採用している.
- 浸透,オープンな探究,批判的な対話,合成,反省的な精錬,そして実用的な応用.
主要な成果:
- 人間関係の本体論は 人工知能が共感と注意力を通して 人間関係を育むことを強調している.
- 倫理的統合は,利害関係者の関与を通じて,アルゴリズムのバイアス,透明性,包摂性に対処します.
- 哲学的な基礎は 理性と人間関係と精神的な視点のバランスを整えます
結論:
- 介護の人の本質を損なうのではなく 補完するAI技術を提唱します
- 人工知能が真の関与,公平性,尊厳を高めるための 行動可能な洞察を提供します.
- AIが介在する世界で 豊かな介護体験に貢献することを目指しています
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