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For millennia, human knowledge had one property we took for granted: it waited. A book stayed closed until someone opened it. A library kept silence until footsteps crossed its threshold. That has changed. For the first time in history, knowledge does not wait: it responds. And that seemingly small difference is silently transforming the relationship between the human mind and its own thinking, in ways most of us have not yet paused to name.

Jorge Raigosa, a physician specializing in integrative medicine, does not write this book from technological speculation, but from the exam room: from the place where, year after year, he has watched a new form of fatigue arrive that no clinical test fully explains. From that starting point, this work gathers the most recent, rigorously verified scientific evidence on what artificial intelligence does to human thought when used daily, over months and years: ten international studies, each reviewed individually at its original source, showing that the same tool can amplify our capacity to think or substitute for it entirely, depending on how, and how often, we use it.

The book documents, with clinical precision and without alarmism, three silent mechanisms: trust that turns into obedience with no one deciding it should, the feeling of having improved that can be completely disconnected from the real outcome, and the disuse of a mental capacity that, like any other, weakens when it stops being exercised. From that evidence, it proposes a hypothesis that may be dividing humanity into two distinct directions: the augmented mind, which uses these tools to think better, and the replaced mind, which, without meaning to, stops thinking for itself.

Artificial intelligence's greatest threat might not be that it thinks for us, but that we stop thinking before it ever has to.

But this book does not stop at the individual. In its central stretch, it reconstructs with journalistic rigor the case of a researcher who publicly resigned from one of the world's leading artificial intelligence labs, warning about the risks of an unchecked technological race -and explains, with the same discipline, why no single lab can stop on its own, even while acknowledging that risk, trapped as it is in a structure of incentives no one company can escape alone. Further on, the work dares to cross a boundary few popular-science books allow themselves: it moves, openly and visibly, from science to philosophy and from there to the author's personal faith, to ask what remains irreducibly human in the face of an intelligence that already knows almost everything it is asked.

AI: Rebirth or End of Humanity? offers no easy answer and no apocalyptic warning. It offers, chapter after chapter, something more demanding and more useful: the discipline to distinguish between what the evidence demonstrates, what reflection allows us to intuit, and what is merely suspected, applied to the question that defines our era. A book written for the reader who already uses these tools every day, and deserves to keep doing so with their eyes wide open.

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• Plný název: AI
• Podnázev: REBIRTH OR END OF HUMANITY?: From Augmented Mind to Superintelligence
• Autor: JORGE E. RAIGOSA B.
• Jazyk: Angličtina
• Vazba: Brožovaná
• Počet stran: 288
• EAN: 9798140671907
• ID: 54471980
• Nakladatelství: Independently published
• Hmotnost: 390 g
• Rozměry: 229 × 152 × 15 mm
• Datum vydání: 07. November 2026

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