Philosophically, intellectually—in every way—human society is unprepared for the rise of artificial intelligence. By Henry A. Kissinger June 2018 Issue Three years ago, at a conference on transatlantic issues, the subject of artificial intelligence appeared on the agenda. I was on the verge of skipping that session—it lay outside my usual concerns—but the beginning of the presentation held me in my seat.

One of the sessions this week began with the analysand sharing an experience with a friend who had also begun to see the analyst. The synopsis of the story can be summarized as follows: the analyst recommended a visit to a psychiatrist (and even named the class of drugs that needed to be taken), after which a deterioration of the condition followed, coupled with a feeling of rejection.

One of the most distinct results of Christian socialism — Bloody Sunday of 1905; painting by W.Kossak. In 2023, the book “The Christian Left: An Introduction to Radical Left and Socialist Christian Thought” by British religious scholar Anthony A.J. Williams was published in Russian.