Artificial intelligence and human progress I

At a time when artificial intelligence is beginning to intervene in the way we think, work, decide and understand the world, this work raises an essential question: what does this technological revolution reveal about the human being himself. Far from treating artificial intelligence as a simple tool of efficiency, the book places it within a deeper crisis of meaning, consciousness and responsibility. Technology advances with extraordinary speed, but not always accompanied by an equivalent reflection on freedom, truth, education, power, culture and human destiny. From a personal, critical and humanistic perspective, the author examines artificial intelligence as a mirror of our capabilities, but also of our contradictions and shortcomings. The central question is not only what machines will be able to do, but what kind of humanity we want to preserve when intelligence is no longer an exclusively human frontier. An invitation to think about progress not from fascination or fear, but from the moral responsibility of remaining fully human.

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