Artificial Intelligence as a Culturological Problem

Abstract

The article poses the question of cultural interpretation of artificial intelligence. It is revealed that in relation to artificial intelligence in modern culture there are at least two conflicting strategies. The first strategy is based on the idea of the superiority of artificial intelligence over the human intellect, and as a response serves as a breeding ground for the ideas of techno-apocalypse. The second strategy, which arose and developed within the framework of the Soviet Information Society project, sees in artificial intelligence the possibility of building a more perfect and just society.