Che cos’è “pensare”, oggi? Una riflessione interdisciplinare su intelligenza artificiale e condizione umana.

In an era marked by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, the question of what it means to “think” returns with renewed urgency. This article offers an interdisciplinary reflection that weaves together philosophy, science, anthropology, and spirituality, exploring the nature of human thought in the age of machines capable of learning and imitation. At the heart of the discussion lies the distinction between calculation and judgment, simulation and interiority, efficiency and creative vulnerability. The article calls for a move beyond reductionist approaches to AI, advocating for a cultural and educational regeneration that preserves the complexity, limits, and freedom inherent to the human condition. Thinking today thus becomes an act of resistance and discernment, capable of generating new syntheses between the human and the artificial.