Name: Beyond Work Beyond Self: AI, Systems, and the Evolution of Conscious Experience
SKU: 68936331
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Author: Nova, Biss
ISBN: 9798171320096

portada Beyond Work Beyond Self: AI, Systems, and the Evolution of Conscious Experience

Beyond Work Beyond Self: AI, Systems, and the Evolution of Conscious Experience

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Nova, Biss

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9798171320096

Beyond Work Beyond Self: AI, Systems, and the Evolution of Conscious Experience

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BEYOND WORK, BEYOND SELF What if the systems that define our lives are not as fixed as they seem? Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, create, communicate, and understand intelligence itself. But beneath the technological shift lies a deeper question: What happens when the structures through which we understand ourselves begin to loosen? Beyond Work, Beyond Self is a philosophical exploration of artificial intelligence, value, identity, consciousness, and the systems that shape human experience. Beginning with AI and its growing role in work and creativity, the inquiry gradually moves beyond technology. It asks how value is constructed, how identity is formed, and how much of what we call “the self” is shaped by inherited roles, expectations, and systems of meaning. This is not a technical guide to AI, nor a manifesto about the future. It is an open inquiry into the relationship between consciousness and the structures through which we organize reality. What if work does not determine our value? What if identity does not have to remain fixed? What remains when the systems we have relied on to define ourselves no longer feel absolute? Rather than offering another system to replace the old ones, Beyond Work, Beyond Self invites a different possibility: a way of seeing in which experience can remain open, fluid, and unfinished.