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    Machine Learning for Learning Machines
    Year: 2026
    Volume: 7
    Issue: 3 (24)
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    Machine Learning for Learning Machines

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    Learning Machines: From the Automatic Teacher to Large Language Models

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    Cognitive Capabilities of the Interface in Machine Learning: A Philosophical Perspective

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    Towards a Hermeneutic AI: A Lemmatic Approach to Nietzsche and Robbins

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    Covert Systems — On the Intelligence of Large Language Models

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    Link D.
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    The Color of LLMs

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    Between Determinism and Chance: From Llull’s Machine to Generative AI Models

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    The Thinking Machine and the Tiger

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    Chistanov M.Chistanova S. S.
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