PHILOSOPHICAL AND AESTHETIC INTERPRETATIONS OF HUMAN–ROBOT RELATIONS

Abstract

This article deals with the issues based on the philosophical and aesthetic interpretations of relationships between humans and robots in contemporary scientific and artistic discourse. Originally conceived as mechanical tools, robots have evolved into complex symbols within literature, cinema, and visual arts, embodying ethical dilemmas and posthuman identity transformations. Through critical analysis of philosophical theories and literary representations, the article demonstrates how human–robot interaction becomes both an aesthetic narrative device and a medium for reflecting anxieties and aspirations regarding artificial intelligence.