uncertainty about destiny of humanity It has always been the subject of discussion in different cultures and times. Now, archaeologist and assistant director of Atapuerca, Eudal Carbonell, presents his vision of the future of our species In his book ‘The Future of Humanity’. ‘Decalogue for the survival of our species’, as we pursue it We are an ‘imbecile species’ because of our bad relationship with the environment.
According to Carbonell, humanity is in a state of collapse created by the uncertainty that hinders our evolution.. In an interview with Cadena Ser, the archaeologist says “we need to be able to get out of this environment” and offers the following solution as a solution: “Socialization of artificial intelligence”.
For Carbonell, human history is measured by our ability to adapt to the environment and the circumstances in which we live. We are currently experiencing a logical-digital revolution that requires an adaptation and vision that will determine our evolution or decline.
In this context, including a group of artificial intelligence experts, Elon MuskSteve Wozniak and Yuval N. Harari recently signed an open letter. a six-month moratorium on development ChatGPT And artificial intelligence. While Carbonell advocates social and administrative control of these processes, he opposes stopping progress. According to him, artificial and natural intelligence will merge and people will have to get feedback from this historical event.
But the archaeologist warns: not optimistic about people’s ability to absorb this fusion of intelligence. As we face the impending collapse in global societies, it urges us to think and act: “We either get the bull by the horns or it’s gone.”
According to Carbonell, the key to preventing extinction after collapse lies in our own conscience and responsibly directing our actions.. If it works right, the inevitable collapse will provide “basic criteria” that will renew human survival for a certain period of time.
“Any material and spiritual impact on the system’s memory is essential to understanding ourselves as a species,” Carbonell said in the interview. His diagnosis of humanity’s future reflects the idea that a pessimist is truly an informed optimist.