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ФІЛОСОФСЬКИЙ АНАЛІЗ СУБʼЄКТНОСТІ ШТУЧНОЇ ЕМПАТІЇ У ВЗАЄМОДІЇ ЛЮДИНА-МАШИНА

Андрій Старіков

Conference proceedings: Collection of scientific papers «ΛΌГOΣ» with Proceedings of the VII International Scientific and Practical Conference «Theoretical and practical aspects of modern scientific research» (March 13, 2026; Seoul, South Korea)

Section: Philosophy and Political science

Publication date: 2026/03/13

Pages: 197-205

DOI: 10.36074/logos-13.03.2026.037

ISBN: 978-617-8440-88-6

Publisher: Case Co., Ltd.

Language: uk

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Abstract

Моделі штучної емпатії  використовуються у терапевтичних чат-ботах, соціальних роботах та системах підтримки. Це актуалізує питання не лише того «як працює» така симуляція, а й «що вона означає» для людської емоційності та поняття суб’єкта. Дослідження аналізує суб’єктність емпатичного ШІ – машина не має внутрішнього досвіду чи інтенцій, але здатна відтворювати стійкі емоційні патерни, що впливають на самосприйняття людини. В роботі здійснюється  поєднання філософських, психологічних, технічних та соціотехнічніх підходів, з метою окреслення меж машинної емпатії та демонстрації її розмиття між людською чутливістю й алгоритмічною реактивністю в цифровому середовищі.

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