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HUMAN HARMONIOUSNESS AS AN EFFECT OF THE MEASURE OF GAMIFICATION OF LEARNING USING THE CAPABILITIES OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

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Abstract

Aristotle fundamentally saw man as "a living being capable of acquiring knowledge" [1, p. 441]. That is, man is capable of learning: "we learn not for school, but for life" (Latin: Non scholae, sed vitae discimus). Moreover, "if something must be done by undergoing training, then we learn by doing it," where "professional training is that which prepares one for participation in competitions."


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