The Philosophy of Intelligenticism and Its Implications on Potential Future Directions for IS Research and Practice
摘要
In light of recent impressive developments in AI and the proliferation of large language models, this chapter proposes the novel philosophical concept of “Intelligenticism” as a response to these developments. With a new lens through which to observe and navigate the ever-shifting landscape of AI, it aims to reevaluate our proposed novel philosophical notion named “intellectualism” in light of these revolutionary advances. In this sense, we propose and define that the Intelligenticism consists of four philosophical components such as anthroposia, telopolarity, virtuodymica, and temporal bifusion. Then, this study delves into the effects of AI’s widespread adoption, specifically as they pertain to IS/IT study. It provides the IS field with a novel philosophical perspective on the topic. A conceptual framework that accounts for the unique challenges and issues of deploying and supervising intelligent devices that communicate with humans is also addressed in the study. Intelligenticism will serve as the jumping-off point for our philosophical exploration.