What happens to consciousness when we cease to be human?

This book explores the most profound transition in history: the shift from the biological mind to the synthetic mind. Amid advances in artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, neural networks, and models that already surpass specific human capabilities, an inevitable question arises: what will become of humanity when technology stops being a mere tool and becomes its successor?

How AI changes the way we think, feel, and exist;

The future of consciousness in a world where the human becomes hybrid, augmented, or replaced;
The psychological, ethical, and existential impact of the transition to synthetic entities;
The role of spirituality and identity when the “self” ceases to be merely flesh and memory;
The possibility of a new species—not biological, but conscious.

A provocative essay on the fate of human consciousness in the age of artificial intelligence.
For readers interested in technology, philosophy, transhumanism, digital spirituality, and probable futures.
There is 158 pages, 20 chapters.