Abstract
Philosophical methods, which differ in their universality and focus on the search for fundamental principles, have been studied, which allows to complement scientific methods in the search for root causes and general patterns. It has been proven that philosophy not only intersects with other sciences and fields of knowledge, but also creates new fields of research. The creation of new methods within the framework of philosophy itself is considered. Philosophical methods are justified as more free and flexible compared to scientific methods, which allows philosophers to explore the nuances and complexities of concepts and ideas. The development of the philosophy of language, which gave a powerful impetus to the formation of universal translator programs based on artificial intelligence, is analyzed.
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