人工知能対自己認識:倫理的アプローチ
Natalia López-Moratalla1, Carmen de la Fuente2, María Font3
1Facultad de Ciencias de la Universidad de Navarra, Irunlarrea n1, 31008 Pamplona natalialm@unav.es.
Abstract:
Artificial intelligence (Al) is advancing at a rapid pace, raising fundamental questions regarding its relationship with the human mind. While Al may far exceed human capabilities in specific tasks such as large-scale data processing, computational speed, or statistical prediction-it remains significantly limited in essential areas such as empathy, consciousness, moral judgement, and genuine creativity. The human mind, characterized by its complexity and flexibility, operates within emotional, cultural, and ethical frameworks that Al can only simulate, but never truly comprehend. Accordingly, this work proposes the ethical imperative of understanding and disseminating a realistic conception of human corporeality, a fundamental aspect of our existence which Al, by its very nature, will always lack.
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