Articles on “Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence”
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Articles on Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence

Iryna Aleksandruk – Oleksandra Palchevska – Alina Androshchuck, Artificial Intelligence and the Death of the Author: Originality, Creativity and Generative Art Ontology, p. 9

Raima Bhaumik – Kekhronguu Dazo, Cyborg Bodies and Transnational Agenda: Sex Work, Artificial Intelligence, and Governance, p. 35

Basil Osayin Daudu – Salaudin Usman, Didactics of Human in AI Form, p. 61

Christos A. Koutsotasios – Elias Vavouras, Hegemonikon and AI, p. 87

Ravi Kumar – Madhu Mangal Chaturvedi – Reena Kumari, Artificial Intelligence in Pedagogy: Complementarity versus Replacement of Human Educators, p. 115

Ramakrishna Iyer Lekshmi, Understanding the “Understanding of AI”: Ethical and Political Concerns Arising from Functionalist and Interpretivist Traditions, p. 147

Aikaterini Manoli – Sotiria Triantari – Ioannis Zervas, Leadership in the Age of AI: Aristotelian Rhetoric and Human-Centered Management, p. 169

Kyriaki Papadopoulou – Stavros Kalogiannidis – Foteini Kagioglou, Deliberative Democracy vs Automated Ombudsmanship: the Ethical Limits of AI in Public Complaint Mediation, p. 195

Rina Avinash Pitale Puradkar, Can Machines Think or Realize?: An Ethical and Spiritual Dimension of Artificial Intelligence from Indian and Western Philosophical perspective, p. 217

Raul V. Rodriguez – Naveen Kolloju – Raju Chaketi – Venkatesh Boddu, Digital Manipulation of Democracy: AI-Driven Psychological Warfare in Electoral Systems, p. 233

Ozlem Derin Saglam, When The Subject Disintegrates: On Human, Machine, And Relational Ontologies, p. 265

Priya Sharma – Saroj Bala, The Animal, the Artificial Intelligence, and the Author: The Non-Human Intelligence in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Novel Klara and the Sun, p. 291

Philosophical Notes on Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence

Maria Kollia, From Technical Capability to Institutional Authority: Human Responsibility Before AI Execution, p. 325

Michael Papademas, Anthropomorphic Machines without Mortality: Artificial Intelligence, Embodiment, and the Erosion of Philosophical and Democratic Life, p. 351

Ninio Sagucom, AI As Epistemic Enframing: Heidegger on Calculative Reason, Human Meaning, and the Limits of Algorithmic Knowledge, p. 377

Anujeeth Sajeev, The Theory of Dia-referentiality: A Dialectical Evolution Beyond Hyperreality, p. 401

Zhang Yiwen, The Self of No-Self: Yogacara, Consciousness-Transformation, and the Analysis of Selfhood in Generative AI, p. 427

Articles

Ekta Meenia – Smarika Pareek, Slow Travel, Fast Threats: Gendered Violence and Feminist Ethics in Apurva, p. 455

Nadjiba Bouallegue, Re-rooting in Time: Exile and the Rhizomatic Framework of Trauma in Lan Cao’s Monkey Bridge, p. 475

Nebojša Romčević, The Ontological Foundations of Aristotle’s Poetics, p. 497

Shikha Sharma, Quest to belong: Home as a metaphor to human cognition in Carla Maliandi’s The German Room (2017), p. 507

Philosophical Notes

Eleni Boliaki, Michail Theodosiadis: Ancient Greek Democracy and American Republicanism, p. 525


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