It is time to review the legal definition of being human
Biotechnology and new technologies are calling into question what it means to be human. How can we use the new sciences to reclaim our humanity?
Biotechnology and new technologies are calling into question what it means to be human. How can we use the new sciences to reclaim our humanity?
Life is not measured by the number of breaths that you take, but by the moments that take your breath away.
For every question science answers, a million more is generated. When will the cycle end?
Old creation myths and narratives have a lot of things in common. Can they offer us a clue to understanding the purpose of our existence?
Kevin Kelly shows us that technologies have a spiritual dimension, and that AI will never be able to replace the human being.
True artificial consciousness will never be created until we understand the consciousness is beyond the physical. But then again, even if we do recognize the true nature of consciousness, why would we want to imprison it in the physical when it is already unbounded and limitless?
The self-centered consciousness being promoted by materialistic science has created the push for AI. Will it make life better for us, or will it cause untold suffering?
What happens when scientists refuse to accept that the brain neuronal activity does not create an inner experience? First, they create parts of the brain, and then they worry whether they have caused unnecessary suffering.
AI researcher Rachel Thomas says that the dangers of sentient robots are overblown, but there are real AI dangers that are not receiving enough attention.
How much of our society should we automate? Where do we begin automation?