Vol 5, No 1 (2024)

The article discusses various options for constructing three-dimensional (3D) semantics of a language for describing interdisciplinary relations by increasing the complexity of semiotic complexes that ensure coordination of various disciplines. The most complex is the three-dimensional semantics of floating worlds, which uses a two-dimensional framework connecting at least two different disciplines for interdisciplinary coordination. The third dimension for this framework is given by the concept of computability. Computability is interpreted in a symbolic-connectionist format combining the principles of the Turing machine and the Korsakov machine. On the other hand, “computability” is understood as the establishment of a relation of reachability between logically possible worlds, where in each possible world a special discipline is “hidden”. Three forms of interdisciplinary coordination are shown: absolute – the relation of the reachability of possible worlds is carried out in the context of S. Kripke’stheory; relative – a modification of this theory by J. Hintikka and reflexive coordination is used, which is illustrated by the work of the Korsakov machine. It is shown that the three-dimensional semantics of cognitive terms, in addition to the methodological role of organizing interdisciplinary coordination in the construction of AI systems, has direct practical implications in the development of the concept of the metaverse.

The article considers the philosophy of justice as a possibility of realization of collective autocommunication. Psychoanalysis helps to enrich the philosophy of justice by linking the study of reactions to internal states and to external social situations by the concept of autocommunication. The incorporation of psychoanalytic definitions (desire) into the conceptual-categorical apparatus of economics (resource, capital) allowsus to analyze the process of transition of issues of social equality and fair distribution from the field of ethics to an extended version of the social game that includes reading experience. The position of Amartya Sen, who constructs a particular field of readerly consumption that is both scenic and conducive to the accumulation of social experience rather than simply its public manifestation, is critically examined. It is suggested that reading should be seen as a desire to use a limited material or emotional resource, actualizing fantasy as a manifestation of excess and as an autocommunication, an encounter with the self as the subject of fantasization. Surplus communication expands notions of the responsibility of justice by turning the reader into a mirror of autocommunication.

In the article, based on the generalization of documents and statistical data, a comparative analysis of the representation of large families by groups of regions with different dates of release to the negative dynamics of natural population growth is carried out. Comparing the results with the dynamics of the growth of the share of large families in a group that retains positive natural population growth, it was possible to conclude that even with a large motivational potential of the population, there comes a certain point when the share of large families ceases to increase significantly. The discovery of this fact allows usto optimistically assume that groups of regions may have great demographic potential, where at the moment the negative dynamics of natural growth persists. But for its disclosure, an analysis of socio-cultural and economic reserves is needed that could allow it to be disclosed, including state support measures.

The article examines the phenomenon of the evolution of the Eurasian socio-cultural space. The study of the determinants of the crisis state of the development of culture and sociality under the influence of globalization processes allowsus to identify the main factors that have a dominant impact on the formation of the socio-cultural space, determining the prospects for the development of the socio-culture of local communities in Eurasia. The use of a sociocultural approach allowsus to explore the fundamental principles of explaining and understanding sociocultural evolution, to present a comprehensive description of the processes of development of local communities in the course of industrial, economic and institutional modernization. There are two main trends in the dynamics of the socio-cultural development of Eurasia: traditionalism, the preservation and maintenance of traditional socio-cultural heritage and a modernized, liberalized structure aimed at the destruction of traditional socio-cultural values.

In the context of the functioning of the digital environment, information assets are becoming increasingly important, while the need to ensure the protection of personal non-property rights remains an unshakable constitutional guarantee. Artificial intelligence technologies used in many spheres of life gain access to various kinds of personal information, which in itself affects national, economic and political security, encroaches on social stability. The legislation of many countries, including Russia and China, contains provisions ensuring the legal protection of personal data. However, many problems remain unresolved, which requires further improvement of the legal regulation of the collection and processing of personal data, ensuring their legal protection by providing different legal regimes for certain types of personal data, and developing a modern model of information security control. The article contains a comparative legal analysis of the legislation on personal data of Russia and China, identifies problems of legal protection of personal data, and draws conclusions about the need for further improvement of legislation on personal data, which should contain guarantees of information security during automatic processing of personal data.