The Future of Human Intelligence (Eng. V.)

What if human intelligence, far more than Artificial Intelligence, were the true challenge of the 21st century?

From Nuremberg to Silicon Valley, from university campuses shaken by the sudden rise of generative AI to the great questions of our time about the social contract, this book takes us on a journey through recent history and into the horizons ahead.

Rooted in personal and historical accounts, enriched by cognitive science, philosophy, and the observation of technological change, The Future of Human Intelligence explores an essential question: what will become of us in the age of AI?

Through its chapters, the book invites us to revisit our collective memory, to understand the mechanisms of decision-making and learning, and to question the place of human beings in a world where machines and algorithms are gaining power.

This is not merely a book about AI. It is a call to rethink our intelligence, to redefine what makes us human, and to envision an education capable of preparing future generations for a world in profound transformation.

An intellectual and humanist journey, it proposes to open a path: that of a human intelligence augmented - not artificially, but naturally.