Philosophia (Philippines)

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This journal explores the philosophical implications of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced technologies across various domains, including education, ethics, and aesthetics. It examines the impact of AI on human learning, intellectual skills, and character development, as well as its role in shaping creative processes and artistic value. The journal also addresses ethical questions surrounding AI, such as alignment, responsibility, and the potential for manipulation, and considers its influence on societal structures and human flourishing. Furthermore, it delves into the philosophical underpinnings of AI, including epistemic trust, algorithmic robustness, and the nature of knowledge and truth in the digital age. The scope extends to discussions on environmental ethics, posthumanism, and the intersection of technology with cultural and religious perspectives, particularly in Asian contexts. Additionally, the journal engages with critiques of ideology, the nature of identity, and the historical and social dimensions of epistemic injustice, with a specific focus on Philippine philosophy and higher education.

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