SCIENCE AND HUMANITY: RE-ESTABLISHING THE KNOWLEDGE BASE IN AGE OF AI

The book resets the foundations of science in the age of artificial intelligence by critiquing the limits of pure reason and reaffirming the central role of the human being. When knowledge is reduced to a tool of measurement, modeling, and optimization, it risks becoming a power structure far removed from life. The work proposes a new understanding: knowledge is not a static product but a living act, formed through the interaction among the body, the environment, and other subjects. On that basis, science needs to be restructured as a responsible process in which truth, creativity, freedom, and responsibility serve as operating principles. By transforming opposing pairs such as reason and emotion, inevitability and freedom, measurement and meaning, the book aims at a scientific model that knows how to limit itself, correct errors, and serve life, rather than merely the pursuit of performance and formal accuracy.

Pagina's: 244, Paperback, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing