Artificial Intelligence and Human Cognition: A Systematic Review of Thought Provocation through AI ChatGPT Prompts
Akram Shebani Ahmad Klella
Zawia University, College of Education, Abi-Isa, English department, Zawia, Libya
a.klella@zu.edu.ly
https://orcid.org/0009-0009-7064-8228
Zakria Mohammed Omar Mrghem
Zawia University, College of Education, Abi-Isa, Computer Science Department, Zawia, Libya
z.mrghem@zu.edu.ly
https://orcid.org/0009-0005-4986-6520
Abstract
This paper aims to provide a conceptual investigation over exploring the emergent processes and explanations formulated by a capacity to think, especially when extending reasoning abilities over an AI prompt, such as ChatGPT. These emergencies conceptualize special pathways, forcing human-like frameworks and processes of thought to be instanced, often covering personal qualifiers, in addition to motivations and other personal and emotional idiosyncrasies. Investigating and calling such processes thought whilst pulling for this instance human-like cognitive and behavioral articulation can provide us not only with an interesting standpoint counter to standard platonic maneuvers in cognitive science and AI but can also be utilised and reappraising to more useful and socio-culturally molar notions of optimization, embeddedness, intelligence, soft consciousness, and learning processes.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT prompts, human cognition, learning Processes, thought provocation
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.70091/atras/AI.27
How to Cite this Paper :
Klella, A., & Mrghem, Z. (2024). Artificial intelligence and human cognition: A systematic review of thought provocation through AI ChatGPT prompts. Atras Journal, 5 (Special Issue), 432-444.
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