The communicative-linguistic modes of artificial intelligence with a focus on justice

Abstract

The paper defines the technical and colloquial concept of Artificial Intelligence. It describes the changes in the technology of speech and writing from primary forms through secondary forms to tertiary forms in the present under the influence of AI. Several examples of tertiary forms are given, such as the rewriting of Imre Madách’s drama The Tragedy of Man. Other examples include the emergence and role of AI in the judiciary and experiments in the Hungarian judiciary. The authors raise the question of the impact of tertiary communication on evolution (planned evolution).