| 英文摘要 |
This paper aims at thinking the formation of humanity in the age of AIbased technology in the light of the encounter between the Confucian and Christian Anthropologies. It takes the phrase of“And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness”from the Genesis 1: 26-27 as an analogy for human creation of artificial intelligence based on his“image”and“likeness”as a starting point for discussion and reflection. It then indicates the intersection between the implication of the phrase of“breathed into his nostrils the breath of life”from the Genesis 2: 7 and the key idea of the thesis of“transforming human nature by human deliberate effort (Huaxing er qiwei)”claimed by Xunzi, one of the classical Confucian figures. From Xunzi's philosophical perspective,“deliberate effort”means“artificiality”which implies a dynamic process of development and continuous creativity towards goodness. Viewed this way, we human beings in the era of technology can take our various technological achievements as complementary tools that enables us to move towards dynamic innovation, and to continually reshape our own human images. We can also inquire about the human potential image and its possible ways of being formed through the‘deliberate effort’in accordance with technology. |