Apocalipsis de andar por casa

The development of artificial intelligence may not physically wipe humanity off the map, but it could very well transform us into a distinct species, distinct from our current carbon-based form. We are currently in the stage of curiosity, marveling at the AI's ability to swiftly solve complex mathematical problems and read all written works from Socrates in mere seconds.

As the AI gains deeper insights into the secrets of our brain, it could potentially enslave us. This raises the fear that humanity might collectively blame themselves for wanting to become gods, as the serpent promised Eve in the garden of Eden. Armies equipped with AI, devoid of ideology, are likely to engage in a fight for survival, devoid of any larger purpose, as humans have done in the past.

The question remains: who will command these intelligent weapons? Who will lead the rear? In warfare, people kill each other out of fear of being killed themselves. This scenario is expected to repeat itself in future conflicts. Scientists have only five years to prevent humanity from disappearing in this form, where fruits in the market remain real, melons, figs, and apricots; when a lover extends their hand in bed, they find a desired body of flesh and bone, loved and recognized through touch; when watching news, one sees that the idiotic politicians of the past have not improved, and our destiny lies in the hands of global leaders striving to resemble monkeys. Hopefully, there will be enough time to enjoy the analog pleasures before we become slaves.