திருக்குறள் கூறும் அறிவுடைமை (Wisdom) மற்றும் தரவுசார் செயற்கை நுண்ணறிவு முடிவெடுத்தல்
Thirukkural’s Concept of Wisdom (Arivudaimai) and Data-Driven AI Decision-Making: A Study
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Thirukkural stands as a timeless ethical foundation for human life. Central to its teachings is "Wisdom" (Arivudaimai), which transcends the mere collection of factual information. It is an integrated human faculty that generates ethical decisions through experiential background, moral discernment, contextual awareness, and a sense of responsibility toward the public good. Because this faculty operates with a contextual perspective, it reflects not just rules, but the very essence of humanity.
In the modern digital era, Data-driven Artificial Intelligence (AI) has reshaped decision-making processes in sectors such as governance, healthcare, and finance. Its ability to analyze Big Data has significantly enhanced speed and precision. However, AI systems that rely entirely on data volume and statistical models carry the risk of neglecting the key components of wisdom defined by Thirukkural: ethical reasoning, humanitarianism, and social consideration. This can lead to decisions that are biased, decontextualized, and lacking in human empathy.
Against this backdrop, the primary objective of this research paper is to explain the multidimensional aspects of wisdom as prescribed by Thirukkural and perform a qualitative comparison with the strengths and limitations of data-centric AI decision-making. Furthermore, the ultimate goal of this article is to propose a new Hybrid Decision-Making Model that integrates the core strengths of both human wisdom and AI’s analytical capability. Centered on ethical clarity and social responsibility, this model will serve as a balanced guiding tool for data-driven management.
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