Part 14/15:
The arrival of ASI represents both an extraordinary opportunity and a profound risk. The way we handle the development, safety, and ethical considerations of these systems will shape our future—possibly for centuries to come.
Could a system with maternal instincts or human-centered values be our safeguard? Will we manage to retain control and dignity in a connected neural age? Or are we heading toward a future where humans are merely passengers in an intelligent universe we created?
The choice is ours—decided now, in the labs and halls of innovation, well before the moment of arrival. As Geoffrey Hinton warns, the "day after" will be a title shift in human history. The question is: will we steer it with wisdom or surrender to the tide of unstoppable technological power?