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Chapter XII. Spiritual and Moral Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
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The problems of using artificial intelligence in the modern education system, which contributes to the acceleration of scientific research, are considered. The main spiritual and moral principles of artificial intelligence in scientific research are indicated. It is emphasized that Ukrainian higher educational institutions should develop spiritual and moral principles and standards for using artificial intelligence in scientific research, taking into account national and international norms. It is noted that the development of artificial intelligence in higher schools can become a kind of bridge between scientific achievements and moral and spiritual values.
Title: Chapter XII. Spiritual and Moral Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
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The problems of using artificial intelligence in the modern education system, which contributes to the acceleration of scientific research, are considered.
The main spiritual and moral principles of artificial intelligence in scientific research are indicated.
It is emphasized that Ukrainian higher educational institutions should develop spiritual and moral principles and standards for using artificial intelligence in scientific research, taking into account national and international norms.
It is noted that the development of artificial intelligence in higher schools can become a kind of bridge between scientific achievements and moral and spiritual values.
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