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Why isn't transhumanism a bigger part of the Human vs AI conversation today?

Today the conversation seems to draw a clear line between Humans vs AI, and the idea that we are potentially creating AI that will overtake/wipe-out humanity. But, not so long ago, the prevailing view was that before we get to ASI, we would use advanced AI to modify our own biology and integrate wi…

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  1. 2026-09-21 01:36 · r/singularity
    Why isn't transhumanism a bigger part of the Human vs AI conversation today?

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