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Construction of Reality (By Utilizing Neural Networks as a Case Study)

Abstract

Within the framework of the concept of constructing social reality, this reality does not exist independently of our perception but is formed through social interactions, language, symbols, and sociocultural constructs. Our perception of society is shaped by ideas, stereotypes, cultural norms, and social institutions. The paper compares diverse responses to the same question from neural networks, enabling the observation of disparities in information interpretation and semantic construction.

The research demonstrates that neural networks become significant information sources for young people. They can engender distinct semantic constructs. Some neural networks cannot provide definite answers to certain queries, whereas others present various versions of semantic constructs. The discussion revolves around how these semantics might shape a new reality in the future and their potential impact on human perception and worldview in the decades to come.

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E. B. Gayazova
Kazan National Research Technological University
Russian Federation

Kazan



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Gayazova E.B. Construction of Reality (By Utilizing Neural Networks as a Case Study). The Review of Economy, the Law and Sociology. 2024;(1):254-257. (In Russ.)

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