Artificial intelligence is not only changing the tools we use. It is building a new civilization.
In The World After Artificial Intelligence, Marc Aurèle Yetgang delivers a prophetic and practical warning about the age of AI: a world where machines may not only assist human beings, but begin to answer, guide, judge, and decide almost everything for them.
This book examines the world AI is already creating in work, education, business, government, family life, memory, judgment, attention, and spiritual discernment. It asks one of the most important questions of our time: what happens when human beings slowly stop thinking for themselves and begin depending on artificial intelligence for the very faculties that make them human?
Written in three powerful movements — Where We Are, What I See, and What We Can Do — this book first explores the visible transformation already taking place around us. It then looks twenty years into the future, presenting a prophetic vision of a world where convenience becomes control, dependence becomes weakness, and humanity risks keeping its body while surrendering its mind.
But this is not a book against technology. It is a warning against surrender.
Artificial intelligence can illuminate the world, increase productivity, support education, improve medicine, and expand human possibility. But if humanity uses it without wisdom, discipline, conscience, and spiritual discernment, the same tool can weaken memory, reduce judgment, replace imagination, manipulate attention, and place human life inside invisible systems of control.
The future is not fixed. Humanity still holds the pen.
This book is a call to think first, ask AI after, question everything, and protect the human mind. It is written for readers who care about the future of work, education, freedom, faith, human dignity, and the spiritual responsibility of humanity in the age of intelligent machines.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Artificial intelligence is not only changing the tools we use. It is building a new civilization. In The World After Artificial Intelligence, Marc Aurèle Yetgang delivers a prophetic and practical warning about the age of AI: a world where machines may not only assist human beings, but begin to answer, guide, judge, and decide almost everything for them. This book examines the world AI is already creating in work, education, business, government, family life, memory, judgment, attention, and spiritual discernment. It asks one of the most important questions of our time: what happens when human beings slowly stop thinking for themselves and begin depending on artificial intelligence for the very faculties that make them human Written in three powerful movements - Where We Are, What I See, and What We Can Do - this book first explores the visible transformation already taking place around us. It then looks twenty years into the future, presenting a prophetic vision of a world where convenience becomes control, dependence becomes weakness, and humanity risks keeping its body while surrendering its mind. But this is not a book against technology. It is a warning against surrender. Artificial intelligence can illuminate the world, increase productivity, support education, improve medicine, and expand human possibility. But if humanity uses it without wisdom, discipline, conscience, and spiritual discernment, the same tool can weaken memory, reduce judgment, replace imagination, manipulate attention, and place human life inside invisible systems of control. The future is not fixed. Humanity still holds the pen. This book is a call to think first, ask AI after, question everything, and protect the human mind. It is written for readers who care about the future of work, education, freedom, faith, human dignity, and the spiritual responsibility of humanity in the age of intelligent machines. Seller Inventory # 9798182078979