Novacene. L'età dell'iperintelligenza

Lovelock presents AI not just as tools but as evolving entities. I'm curious about what sparked this perspective and how it influences the book's predictions.

The idea that AI could surpass human intelligence and potentially reshape existence feels both inspiring and a bit scary. How did others interpret the potential risks and benefits?

The book suggests a future where life and intelligence are intertwined in new ways. What are some of the most hopeful or concerning scenarios readers took away?