A joke (I saw it in a TikTok video): Agnostic developers created an artificial superintelligence to find out if God exists. When they asked the question, the AI ​​replied, “Now there is.”

Over the past three years – 2024-2026 – generative artificial intelligence has exploded: what was previously regarded with cautious interest, apprehension, and general humanities judgments (like the “trolley problem”) has transformed into vibe coding, chats that are trusted more than doctors and experts, research, and image and video production.

Writing my (and somebody) opinion about generative artificial intelligence is naive and banal.

But AI is not limited to large language models or the generative approach. First, there’s a logical approach to intelligence, which isn’t rooted in algorithms and mathematics, but rather in metaphysics, and concerns concepts and logical principles. In this sense, what’s “under the hood” – LLM or something else – isn’t so important.

And second, it’s important to discuss not AI mechanisms as an end in themselves, but their applicability.

It’s precisely because of these perspectives and characteristics that I want to share my opinion on artificial intelligence with you.