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Review Article Volume 10 Issue 1
Artificial Intelligence: illusions and reality
EP Tavokin
Received: January 15, 2026 | Published: January 27, 2026
Citation: Tavokin EP. Artificial Intelligence: illusions and reality. Sociol Int J. 2026;10(1):7-10. DOI: 10.15406/sij.2026.10.00448
Abstract
On a theoretical level, the author shows that there is nothing truly intellectual about artificial intelligence (AI) and, in principle, there cannot be. Considering the vast practical experience of using AI technologies in medicine, he draws attention to the fact that AI does not manifest itself as an intellectual subject. It only processes huge amounts of data using rigid algorithms and has nothing to do with the semantics of the results obtained. The results of AI calculations are given meaning by people - specialist doctors. It is concluded that AI technologies have great prospects both in medicine and in other areas of social practice, but they will never replace humans in solving problems that require original approaches and creative inspiration.
Keywords: artificial intelligence, AI technologies, AI in medicine
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