Love is the same for everyone, or is it: conceptualizing the concept of "love" in different subject areas

The work is devoted to the development of the first version of the ontological model of the concept of "love" by conceptualizing the relevant subject area in five different disciplines. The development of artificial intelligence has contributed to an increase in interest in improving the operation of automatic systems by teaching them human categories, such as feelings, among which love is one of the main emotional processes due to its extensive influence on many aspects of human life. A task is set to create a knowledge base that would allow us to conceptualize the concept of “love” using ontological approach. A brief review of the available studies and classifications of types of love in selected disciplines is carried out. Resulting ontologies in the form of conceptual schemes are presented for validation to experts in the relevant disciplines. An important and significant aspect in the design of the ontology of love at the initial stages is the correct representation of the main types and attributes for further design of related relationships between them. An important and significant aspect in the design of the ontology of love at the initial stages is the correct display of the main types and attributes for further design of related relationships between them. Based on the study of European culture, an ontological analysis of the concept of "love" is proposed from the standpoint of the following disciplines: biology, philosophy, psychology, sociology and art of various genres. The results obtained, taking into account their further development, can be used to create artificial intelligence applications that model the sensual and emotional sphere of human activity, in particular, love.