Philosophical analysis of knowledge management and generative artificial intelligence with an Islamic approach

This paper explores the philosophical analysis of knowledge management and generative artificial intelligence from an Islamic perspective. It examines the epistemological, anthropological, teleological, and ontological dimensions of these fields, highlighting their interconnections and implications. The study investigates how Islamic thought views artificial intelligence, particularly in relation to the theory of mind and functionalism. It discusses the potential alignment between the Islamic theory of i'tibarat (conventionalities) and artificial intelligence. The research also delves into the impact of generative AI on knowledge management practices, emphasizing the strategic value of integrating AI technologies with knowledge systems in organizations. By analyzing these topics through the lens of pure philosophy, added philosophy, and practical philosophy, the paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the philosophical underpinnings of knowledge management and generative AI within an Islamic framework. This interdisciplinary approach offers insights into the ethical, cultural, and practical considerations of implementing these technologies in organizational settings, while also addressing the challenges and opportunities they present from an Islamic perspective.

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Philosophy of knowledge management , Philosophy of generative artificial intelligence , Knowledge management , generative artificial intelligence