Description
Understand humanity's opportunity to create Artificial Conscious Entities in response to the singularity
The Singularity Paradox: Bridging the Gap Between Humanity and AI is a comprehensive exploration of how the fusion of biology, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence can lead to the creation of Artificial Human Intelligence (AHI) as a conscious response to the unconscious development of superintelligence. You will learn about how:
- Singularity highlights the tension between the boundless possibilities of technological advancement and the potential loss of human autonomy, control, and relevance.
- AHI may become essential in navigating this singularity and preventing the severe consequences that could arise.
- The convergence of humanity and technology, shedding light on the ethical, social, and scientific implications of this transformation is taken on with a fresh perspective.
Written by Anders Indset and Florian Neukart, The Singularity Paradox is a must-read read for anyone interested in the future of technology, artificial intelligence, neuroscience, and philosophy, as well as humanity's not-so-distant future, where science fiction may become reality.
Table of Contents
Preface: The Final Narcissistic Injury of Humankind ix
Introduction xiii
Chapter 1 Artificial Human Intelligence: Beyond the Human Mind 1
Chapter 2 The Nature of Life: Biological Foundations in a Technological World 27
Chapter 3 The Rise of Artificial General Intelligence: Engineering Universal Thinkers 49
Chapter 4 Theory of Mind: Understanding Consciousness 123
Chapter 5 Exploring the Human Brain: The Seat of Consciousness 169
Chapter 6 The Dual Nature of Consciousness: Algorithmic Precision or Quantum Mystery? 203
Chapter 7 Evolving Humanity: The Journey to Artificial Human Intelligence 233
Chapter 8 The Evolution to Godhood: Transcending Human Limits 283
Chapter 9 Final Reflections: Humanity’s Next Evolutionary Leap 297
Epilogue: How to Avoid the Zombie Apocalypse Life in the Singularity: A Mirror to Nowhere 303
Glossary 309
References 315
About the Authors 321
Index 323
