Теоретичні та прикладні аспекти побудови програмних систем

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    Information Practice Through Digital Ethics: Worldview Assessment of AI Reliability
    (Національний університет "Києво-Могилянська академія", 2025) Bagrationi, I.; Bagratishvili, A.
    The paper is devoted to the research and evaluation of ethical regularities of Artificial Intelligence as a certain digital existence in the context of worldview parameters. A critical review of the main provisions and principles surrounding the issue is given, finding and developing the progressive criteria in them and establishing a unique theoretical-worldview concept corresponding to modern requirements. The relationships fixed between the thinking of the fields of humanitarian and exact knowledge around the issue are shown in an original way; a kind of attempt is presented to understand and evaluate the system-conceptual model developed on the basis of moral criteria in the digital world of organized management in a new way.
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    Philosophy of education: information system and applied ethical issues
    (Національний університет "Києво-Могилянська академія", 2024) Bagrationi, I.
    The present scientific report deals with the basic and fundamental theoretical aspects of axiological biases of some worldview issues and ethical problems in scope of education science through the transformation of digital technology system. The research idea of the report is that the process of digitalization of educational reality will be successful only with the support of the regulative practical ethical standards and values adequate to the formation of informational technologies. The report underlines that a computer, in principle, is not capable of converting concepts into meanings, information into knowledge. The report defines that the essence of "computer metaphor" is nothing more than a symbol; information processing by a computer is not a mechanism for generating knowledge from it by a person, and it is necessary to look for ethical patterns and mechanisms for understanding this process.