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To get a bit philosophical – if AIs eventually become sentient and independent of humans, how will that affect our view of ourselves?

To start oddly: Agriculture emerged only around 12,000 years ago, and this is the point at which we (the humans) gained significantly more power over our existence than we had before, when we were living more at the mercy of natural forces. It didn’t create a utopia and it also caused maybe a lot o…

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  1. 2026-10-02 21:14 · r/singularity
    To get a bit philosophical – if AIs eventually become sentient and independent of humans, how will that affect our view of ourselves?

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