Artificial Intelligence and New Knowledge

Abstract

The main problem when comparing artificial intelligence with natural intelligence is reduced to creativity, to the creation (discovery) of new knowledge. What is new is something that was not previously known to the subject, but becomes known at some point. There are several levels of novelty – from sensation to scientific discovery and even a new worldview. A new thought form may arise in the process of solving a problem. A person discovers a new form in the process of intuitive insight. 2 types of explanation of intuition are introduced – combinatorial and noospheric. The fundamentally important role of chaos in the discovery of new forms is substantiated. A fundamental boundary between natural and modern artificial intelligence is introduced. The ways of overcoming the border are shown.