October 2024
Is AI humanity's best hope for survival?
Andrea Lavazza
AI may not be the threat many people fear, but rather humanity's greatest chance for survival, says cognitive scientist Andrea Lavazza. He explores the possibility that AI could become our digital heirs, carrying the essence of human wisdom, knowledge and culture across time and space — long after we're gone.
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