INTERDISCIPLINARY KNOWLEDGE AT THE PRESENT STAGE: PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF THE FEATURES OF ITS FORMATION

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interdisciplinary knowledge, intersubjectivity, epistemological barriers, scientific meaning, synthetic scientific directions, contextuality, scientific progress, artificial consciousness, digitalization

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The article analyzes a number of philosophical and epistemological features of the formation of interdisciplinary knowledge at the present stage. It is shown that this problem itself has very complex epistemological and methodological features. For this reason, philosophers are currently divided on this issue. At the same time, the philosophical, methodological and epistemological study of interdisciplinary knowledge is becoming increasingly intense. The article examines interdisciplinary knowledge through the prism of modern scientific meaning. Interdisciplinarity was analyzed mainly against the background of the characteristics of the category-theoretic apparatus of synthetic scientific directions. In this aspect, the relationship between interdisciplinarity and scientific progress was studied. The article also pays attention to a number of philosophical and epistemological aspects of the
use of interdisciplinary knowledge to create artificial intelligence. The focus here is on the existence of artificial consciousness in artificial intelligence. Finally, a number of philosophical features of interdisciplinarity in the context of digitalization were also explored. The focus was also on the special effects of digitalization on the formation of interdisciplinary knowledge. The scientific purpose of the article is to study a number of philosophical and epistemological features of interdisciplinary knowledge at the present stage. An interdisciplinary approach was used as a methodology. The principles of nonlinearity, intersubjectivity, spontaneity, hierarchy and synergetic formation were taken for the study. The method used was integration in complex systems and self-organization of open systems. Scientific novelty at the present stage is associated with the thesis that interdisciplinary knowledge arises as a result of a dynamic, complex creative process in the context of the latest synthetic scientific directions - artificial intelligence and information and communication technologies.

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2025-07-24

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