Gueorgui Vassilev Independent Scholar Abstract. This paper disputes the view that intelligence can be fully explained in computational terms. Although artificial intelligence (AI) systems successfully externalize and perform many cognitive functions, that achievement does not show that intelligence itself is reducible to computation. The central question is whether consciousness, and therefore intelligence in the fullest … Продължете да четете Intelligence versus Algorithm: An Attempt to Correctly Define Human and Artificial Intelligence →

Gueorgui Vassilev Independent Scholar Abstract This paper explores the evolution of the concept of creativity from its theological foundations in monotheistic traditions to its radical redefinition in modern and contemporary thought. It examines creativity as both a divine gift and a human act of rebellion against normative constraints. Drawing on the intellectual trajectories of Renaissance … Продължете да четете Creativity Between the Divine and the Human: Toward a Philosophical Synthesis →

Gueorgui Vassilev Independent Researcher Abstract This essay examines the algorithmization of social life as a civilizational shift that links thermodynamics, information theory, and ethics. Treating societies as open energy–information systems, it argues that algorithms optimize coordination while narrowing the space for judgment, creativity, and responsibility. Through dialogue with Hegel, Heidegger, Foucault, Stiegler, Harari, Peterson, and … Продължете да четете Algorithmization of Society: Between Code and Conscience →

Published in Springer Nature’s journal AI & Society:   Springer Nature’s journal AI & Society Gueorgui Vassilev Human intelligence, from the perspective of evolutionary biology and psychology, is not infinite genius but the fragile capacity of organisms to adapt to an ever-changing environment to survive and procreate. Creativity is the instrument by which the human species invents … Продължете да четете Creativity against the machine: a curmudgeonly defense of the human →