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New book on AI

A new book has just been published under the auspices of our UNESCO Chair. It was written by a professor of our Chair, Mr. Dmitry A. Ivashintsov. The book is entitled ‘Phase Transition’. It is devoted to present-day threats and challenges rooted in the Artificial Intelligence (AI), as well as to numerous problems and prospects of its incorporation into the human civilization. This is why two basic models of AI, namely GPT-3 and DeepSeek-V3, are named as co-authors of the book. The text contains a lot of fresh ideas and intuitions, as well as insights linked to the ethical aspects of AI.

Photo: front cover by Mr. Dmitry D. Ivashintsov.

The Northern Caucasus Affiliation

On March 25, 2015, the Northern Caucasus affiliation of our Chair was inaugurated in the city of Derbent, basing upon the premises of the State University of Daghestan, and the Naryn-Kala historical, architectural and artistic museum.

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UNESCO Chair in Comparative Religious Studies (592), established in 2002 at Saint-Joseph University, (Lebanon)

  • College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Oregon. Oregon Humanities Center
  • Center Leo Apostel (CLEA), Brussels Free University (Brussels, Belgium)
  • Center for XX Century Studies, Milwaukee University, Milwaukee (Wisconsin, USA)
  • The Elijah School for the Study of the Wisdom of the World Religions (Jerusalem, Izrael)

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