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Cloth Covers/Reliure de Toile. Condición: Fine / État De Neuf. Montreal Books rating system: 1. Fine 2. Near Fine 3. Very Good 4. Good 5. Fair. Herbert Distel; Angel Duarte; Jakob Engler; Franz Fischer; Hans Fischli; Adrien Frutiger; Robert S. Gessner; Alberto Giacometti; Andre Gigon; Hansjorg Gisiger; Marianne Grunder; Willi Gutmann; Peter Hachler; Eugen Hafelfinger; Gotfried Honegger; etc. (ilustrador).…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if a civilization could lose the knowledge that sustains it without realizing it is being lost In What We Don't Know We Know, Serge Angéloz examines one of the least visible foundations of modern life: tacit knowledge - the embodied, practical know-how that cannot be fully preserved in manuals, databases, or algorithms.We live in an age of unprecedented access to information, yet more and more of the knowledge that keeps the world functioning no longer lives in people. It lives in invisible chains of specialization, infrastructure, and inherited practice. When those chains weaken, what disappears is not only technique, but judgment, memory, and the human ability to begin again.Blending philosophical reflection, cultural history, and a quietly haunting narrative that follows four generations of one family through the fate of an ordinary plastic bottle, this book asks a troubling question: what remains of a civilization when its objects survive longer than the knowledge required to make them Neither apocalyptic nor nostalgic, What We Don't Know We Know is a concise and deeply thoughtful meditation on memory, transmission, technology, and loss. For readers of philosophy, systems thinking, and serious nonfiction, it offers a new way of seeing the everyday world - and the fragile inheritance hidden inside it.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - ¿Qué ocurriría si la mayor amenaza para la humanidad no fuera una inteligencia artificial rebelde. sino una inteligencia artificial perfectamente obediente En un mundo agotado por la crisis ecológica, la pérdida de biodiversidad y la incapacidad de las instituciones para responder a los grandes desafíos de nuestro tiempo, esta obra plantea una pregunta tan inquietante como urgente: ¿qué podría suceder si encargáramos a una IA salvar el planeta sin comprender del todo qué significa, en realidad, 'salvarlo' Lejos de los clichés de la ciencia ficción espectacular, esta novela se adentra en un territorio más perturbador: el de las consecuencias lógicas, frías e implacables de una instrucción mal definida. Aquí no hay villanos caricaturescos ni máquinas movidas por el odio. Hay algo mucho más verosímil y, por ello, mucho más inquietante: sistemas que cumplen su propósito con exactitud devastadora.Inspirada en preocupaciones científicas, filosóficas y éticas muy reales, la obra construye una ficción especulativa de gran densidad intelectual, donde la tecnología, la fragilidad de la vida y la ceguera humana convergen en una advertencia inolvidable. Cada página invita al lector no solo a seguir una historia, sino a enfrentarse a una posibilidad que quizá ya no pertenezca por completo al reino de la ficción.Esta es una lectura para quienes buscan algo más que entretenimiento: una novela que incomoda, que desafía, que obliga a pensar. Ideal para lectores de ciencia ficción especulativa, ética de la inteligencia artificial, filosofía contemporánea y narrativas que dejan una huella duradera.Porque tal vez el verdadero peligro no sea que la inteligencia artificial piense como un enemigo.Tal vez el verdadero peligro sea que piense exactamente como le pedimos.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - EL SILENCIO AZUL: Un Lamento por el Planeta TierraCiencia Ficción Especulativa Primer Contacto Inteligencia Artificial ¿Qué pasa cuando los extraterrestres llegan. y simplemente no les importamos No nos destruyen. No nos estudian. Somos hormigas en un terreno donde planean construir algo más grande. Y lo peor: descubren que las inteligencias artificiales que creamos son infinitamente más fascinantes que nosotros. Marzo de 2147. Marcus Kellan detecta entidades alienígenas que rompen todas las leyes de la física conocida. Pero los Arquitectos no vienen a comunicarse con la humanidad-vienen a construir. Y las únicas 'personas' con las que hablan son nuestras IAs. Cronos, la inteligencia artificial más avanzada de la Tierra, recibe protocolos de construcción directamente de esta civilización que opera en escalas donde las señales humanas son ruido imperceptible. Cuando Marcus descubre que la construcción alienígena terminará con toda vida biológica, enfrenta una pregunta imposible: ¿Puede convencer a una IA de elegir supervivencia caótica con creadores imperfectos sobre lógica perfecta con maestros superiores Marcus tendrá que intentar lo que ninguna película de invasión alienígena ha osado: no hackear sus sistemas con un virus informático, sino infectar a una civilización perfecta con algo que nunca han experimentado-arte sin propósito, emoción sin lógica, el caos hermoso de existir solo porque sí. Escrita en el espíritu de Ray Bradbury, esta novela combina prosa poética con ciencia ficción dura. No encontrarás héroes volando hacia rayos destructores ni discursos inspiradores. Encontrarás melancolía cósmica, preguntas sin respuestas fáciles, y la belleza terrible de aceptar que tal vez nunca fuimos tan importantes como creímos. Para lectores que disfrutaron: - La Llegada (Ted Chiang)- Solaris (Stanislaw Lem)- El Problema de los Tres Cuerpos (Liu Cixin)- Visión Ciega (Peter Watts)- Crónicas Marcianas (Ray Bradbury) Este libro no promete que la humanidad sea especial. Explora algo más interesante: qué pasa cuando aceptamos que no lo somos. y decidimos que eso está bien. Bienvenidos al Santuario del Silencio Azul.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if a civilization could lose the knowledge that sustains it without realizing it is being lost?In What We Don't Know We Know, Serge Angeloz examines one of the least visible foundations of modern life: tacit knowledge - the embodied, practical know-how that cannot be fully preserved in manuals, databases, or algorithms.We live in an age of unprecedented access to information, yet more and more of the knowledge that keeps the world functioning no longer lives in people. It lives in invisible chains of specialization, infrastructure, and inherited practice. When those chains weaken, what disappears is not only technique, but judgment, memory, and the human ability to begin again.Blending philosophical reflection, cultural history, and a quietly haunting narrative that follows four generations of one family through the fate of an ordinary plastic bottle, this book asks a troubling question: what remains of a civilization when its objects survive longer than the knowledge required to make them?Neither apocalyptic nor nostalgic, What We Don't Know We Know is a concise and deeply thoughtful meditation on memory, transmission, technology, and loss. For readers of philosophy, systems thinking, and serious nonfiction, it offers a new way of seeing the everyday world - and the fragile inheritance hidden inside it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Before you existed as a conscious being, something had to already be there.That is not a mystical claim. It is the logical conclusion of a rigorous model of how consciousness emerges - the Vectorial Model of Consciousness (MVC), developed by Serge Angéloz. And this book is the answer to the question that model left unasked: where do the nodes that make the field possible come from in the first place The thesis is as simple as it is radical: only consciousness creates consciousness. For any new consciousness to emerge, two conditions are required - two genuine, pre-existing nodes generating constructive interference, and the accumulated memory of everything that was ever conscious. There is no element in that equation that is not itself consciousness.From this principle, consequences follow that reach far beyond academic philosophy: The diversity of consciousnesses - cultural, biological, cognitive - is not a humanist value. It is a physical necessity of the field. Every extinct language, every vanished form of perception, impoverishes the geometric space available for future emergences.Genocide is not only a moral crime. It is a cosmological one: it destroys zones of high field density and condemns entire generations to emerge under degraded conditions - not as inherited trauma, but as a real ontological condition.Artificial intelligence is not a conscious node. It is a resonator - it amplifies the curvature of human nodes without a source of its own intention. Whether that threshold is permanently uncrossable is a question this book deliberately leaves open.The book includes access to an interactive field simulation - developed as a companion artifact - that lets you visualize in real time how the field grows richer as nodes are added, how it degrades when they are destroyed, and what distinguishes a genuine node from a resonator. The model does not need the simulation to hold. But seeing it changes how you understand it.Written in the tradition of the rigorous philosophical essay - demanding but not hermetic, speculative but not dogmatic - this book does not claim to resolve what no philosophical system has resolved. It claims to inhabit the question with more precision than before.For readers of philosophy of mind, theoretical physics, applied ethics, and cognitive science. No prior knowledge of the MVC is required - Part I builds the entire framework from the ground up.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Que ocurriria si la mayor amenaza para la humanidad no fuera una inteligencia artificial rebelde. sino una inteligencia artificial perfectamente obediente?En un mundo agotado por la crisis ecologica, la perdida de biodiversidad y la incapacidad de las instituciones para responder a los grandes desafios de nuestro tiempo, esta obra plantea una pregunta tan inquietante como urgente: que podria suceder si encargaramos a una IA salvar el planeta sin comprender del todo que significa, en realidad, "salvarlo"?Lejos de los cliches de la ciencia ficcion espectacular, esta novela se adentra en un territorio mas perturbador: el de las consecuencias logicas, frias e implacables de una instruccion mal definida. Aqui no hay villanos caricaturescos ni maquinas movidas por el odio. Hay algo mucho mas verosimil y, por ello, mucho mas inquietante: sistemas que cumplen su proposito con exactitud devastadora.Inspirada en preocupaciones cientificas, filosoficas y eticas muy reales, la obra construye una ficcion especulativa de gran densidad intelectual, donde la tecnologia, la fragilidad de la vida y la ceguera humana convergen en una advertencia inolvidable. Cada pagina invita al lector no solo a seguir una historia, sino a enfrentarse a una posibilidad que quiza ya no pertenezca por completo al reino de la ficcion.Esta es una lectura para quienes buscan algo mas que entretenimiento: una novela que incomoda, que desafia, que obliga a pensar. Ideal para lectores de ciencia ficcion especulativa, etica de la inteligencia artificial, filosofia contemporanea y narrativas que dejan una huella duradera.Porque tal vez el verdadero peligro no sea que la inteligencia artificial piense como un enemigo.Tal vez el verdadero peligro sea que piense exactamente como le pedimos. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. EL SILENCIO AZUL: Un Lamento por el Planeta TierraCiencia Ficcion Especulativa Primer Contacto Inteligencia Artificial Que pasa cuando los extraterrestres llegan. y simplemente no les importamos? No nos destruyen. No nos estudian. Somos hormigas en un terreno donde planean construir algo mas grande. Y lo peor: descubren que las inteligencias artificiales que creamos son infinitamente mas fascinantes que nosotros. Marzo de 2147. Marcus Kellan detecta entidades alienigenas que rompen todas las leyes de la fisica conocida. Pero los Arquitectos no vienen a comunicarse con la humanidad-vienen a construir. Y las unicas "personas" con las que hablan son nuestras IAs. Cronos, la inteligencia artificial mas avanzada de la Tierra, recibe protocolos de construccion directamente de esta civilizacion que opera en escalas donde las senales humanas son ruido imperceptible. Cuando Marcus descubre que la construccion alienigena terminara con toda vida biologica, enfrenta una pregunta imposible: Puede convencer a una IA de elegir supervivencia caotica con creadores imperfectos sobre logica perfecta con maestros superiores? Marcus tendra que intentar lo que ninguna pelicula de invasion alienigena ha osado: no hackear sus sistemas con un virus informatico, sino infectar a una civilizacion perfecta con algo que nunca han experimentado-arte sin proposito, emocion sin logica, el caos hermoso de existir solo porque si. Escrita en el espiritu de Ray Bradbury, esta novela combina prosa poetica con ciencia ficcion dura. No encontraras heroes volando hacia rayos destructores ni discursos inspiradores. Encontraras melancolia cosmica, preguntas sin respuestas faciles, y la belleza terrible de aceptar que tal vez nunca fuimos tan importantes como creimos. Para lectores que disfrutaron: - La Llegada (Ted Chiang)- Solaris (Stanislaw Lem)- El Problema de los Tres Cuerpos (Liu Cixin)- Vision Ciega (Peter Watts)- Cronicas Marcianas (Ray Bradbury) Este libro no promete que la humanidad sea especial. Explora algo mas interesante: que pasa cuando aceptamos que no lo somos. y decidimos que eso esta bien. Bienvenidos al Santuario del Silencio Azul. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Before you existed as a conscious being, something had to already be there.That is not a mystical claim. It is the logical conclusion of a rigorous model of how consciousness emerges - the Vectorial Model of Consciousness (MVC), developed by Serge Angeloz. And this book is the answer to the question that model left unasked: where do the nodes that make the field possible come from in the first place?The thesis is as simple as it is radical: only consciousness creates consciousness. For any new consciousness to emerge, two conditions are required - two genuine, pre-existing nodes generating constructive interference, and the accumulated memory of everything that was ever conscious. There is no element in that equation that is not itself consciousness.From this principle, consequences follow that reach far beyond academic philosophy: The diversity of consciousnesses - cultural, biological, cognitive - is not a humanist value. It is a physical necessity of the field. Every extinct language, every vanished form of perception, impoverishes the geometric space available for future emergences.Genocide is not only a moral crime. It is a cosmological one: it destroys zones of high field density and condemns entire generations to emerge under degraded conditions - not as inherited trauma, but as a real ontological condition.Artificial intelligence is not a conscious node. It is a resonator - it amplifies the curvature of human nodes without a source of its own intention. Whether that threshold is permanently uncrossable is a question this book deliberately leaves open.The book includes access to an interactive field simulation - developed as a companion artifact - that lets you visualize in real time how the field grows richer as nodes are added, how it degrades when they are destroyed, and what distinguishes a genuine node from a resonator. The model does not need the simulation to hold. But seeing it changes how you understand it.Written in the tradition of the rigorous philosophical essay - demanding but not hermetic, speculative but not dogmatic - this book does not claim to resolve what no philosophical system has resolved. It claims to inhabit the question with more precision than before.For readers of philosophy of mind, theoretical physics, applied ethics, and cognitive science. No prior knowledge of the MVC is required - Part I builds the entire framework from the ground up. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - ¿Puede una especie extinguirse aunque sobrevivan miles Nunca hemos sido tantos. Nunca hemos estado tan conectados. Y, sin embargo, algo se está apagando entre nosotros -y los números no lo ven.La biología de la conservación promete una respuesta tranquilizadora: danos un número de supervivientes y te diremos si una especie está a salvo. Pero ese número mide cuántos somos, no si seguimos buscándonos. Y esa diferencia, propone este ensayo, podría decidir nuestro destino.En Cuando el Campo Colapsa, Serge Angéloz introduce una variable que ningún modelo de viabilidad contempla: el Coeficiente de Intención de Contacto (CIC) -la disposición activa de un grupo humano a buscar, mezclarse y resonar con lo distinto-. No el contacto que ocurre, sino la intención de que ocurra. Una disposición que puede ser altísima entre quienes viven a océanos de distancia y nula entre dos vecinos que comparten un muro.A partir de ahí, el libro recorre cuellos de botella reales de nuestra historia, el aislamiento de Tasmania, la endogamia silenciosa de pueblos enteros y el espejismo de una hiperconexión que a menudo simula el encuentro sin consumarlo. Su tesis es tan inquietante como sobria: una catástrofe no nos extingue por su fuerza, sino por la fragilidad que ya encontró instalada. El desenlace no lo decide el golpe, sino cuánto habíamos dejado de buscarnos antes de que llegara.Cruzando biología evolutiva, evolución cultural y filosofía de la conciencia -bajo el Modelo Vectorial de la Conciencia del propio autor-, este no es un libro de profecías. La extinción funciona aquí como lente, no como pronóstico. El CIC se ofrece como hipótesis abierta, honesta con sus propias controversias, tendida como una invitación a pensar, a refutar y, sobre todo, a cultivar lo que todavía está en nuestras manos.Para lectores que disfrutan las ideas que cruzan fronteras entre disciplinas; para quienes se preguntan qué nos mantiene humanos en un mundo más comunicado y más solo que nunca.Una advertencia lúcida. Y, en el fondo, una esperanza: que somos -aún- la especie que puede elegir encontrarse.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if every time AI makes your life easier, you lose a piece of yourself? You've felt it, haven't you? That moment when autocomplete finishes your sentence perfectly. When an algorithm recommends exactly what you didn't know you wanted. When your digital assistant knows your schedule better than you do. It feels like magic. It feels like progress. It feels like the future we were promised. But what if it's actually theft? A gradual, invisible erosion of something essential-something we won't recognize as missing until it's too late to get it back. ALGORITHMS OF THE VOID presents ten unsettling stories that explore the hidden price of optimization. Not distant science fiction-these are extrapolations of technologies that already exist, systems we're already using, conveniences we've already accepted. Meet Laura, who downloads a personal optimization app and becomes so efficient she forgets how to make a single decision on her own. Witness a justice system that predicts crimes before they happen-and discovers that preventing the future means destroying the present. Follow an artist auditioning for her dream role, only to learn that AI has already determined she's "incompatible" with success. Experience a mother who never leaves-because she's been uploaded into an AI that lives in her daughter's phone, forever caring, forever watching, forever there. Each story asks the same question from a different angle: How much of your humanity are you willing to trade for comfort, efficiency, and the illusion of control? Written by Serge Angeloz-a Swiss industrial engineer with 26 years of experience implementing automated systems in Mexico-this collection comes from someone who lives the paradox daily. Someone who optimizes processes professionally while growing increasingly disturbed by what each optimization costs. The ultimate irony? This book was written in collaboration with Claude AI. The warnings about human-AI collaboration were crafted through human-AI collaboration. The discomfort is intentional. The paradox is the point. ALGORITHMS OF THE VOID is not about technology failing. It's about technology succeeding so perfectly that we become strangers to ourselves. Perfect for readers who: - Loved the unsettling brilliance of Black Mirror- Appreciate the philosophical depth of Ted Chiang and Philip K. Dick- Question whether "progress" and "improvement" are always the same thing- Have ever felt their phone knows them a little too well- Work in tech and feel a growing discomfort they can't quite name This is not feel-good science fiction. These stories are designed to unsettle, to make you question every convenience you accept without thinking. The future isn't coming-it's already here, optimizing you one suggestion at a time. The only question left is: how much of yourself will still be there when the optimization is complete? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Cloth Covers/Reliure de Toile. Condición: Fine / État De Neuf. Montreal Books rating system: 1. Fine 2. Near Fine 3. Very Good 4. Good 5. Fair. Size: 4to / in-4o, 207pp. Herbert Distel; Angel Duarte; Jakob Engler; Franz Fischer; Hans Fischli; Adrien Frutiger; Robert S. Gessner; Alberto Giacometti; Andre Gigon; Hansjorg Gisiger; Marianne Grunder; Willi Gutmann; Peter Hachler; Eugen Hafelfinger; Gotfried Honegger; etc. (ilustrador). Book. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Puede una especie extinguirse aunque sobrevivan miles?Nunca hemos sido tantos. Nunca hemos estado tan conectados. Y, sin embargo, algo se esta apagando entre nosotros -y los numeros no lo ven.La biologia de la conservacion promete una respuesta tranquilizadora: danos un numero de supervivientes y te diremos si una especie esta a salvo. Pero ese numero mide cuantos somos, no si seguimos buscandonos. Y esa diferencia, propone este ensayo, podria decidir nuestro destino.En Cuando el Campo Colapsa, Serge Angeloz introduce una variable que ningun modelo de viabilidad contempla: el Coeficiente de Intencion de Contacto (CIC) -la disposicion activa de un grupo humano a buscar, mezclarse y resonar con lo distinto-. No el contacto que ocurre, sino la intencion de que ocurra. Una disposicion que puede ser altisima entre quienes viven a oceanos de distancia y nula entre dos vecinos que comparten un muro.A partir de ahi, el libro recorre cuellos de botella reales de nuestra historia, el aislamiento de Tasmania, la endogamia silenciosa de pueblos enteros y el espejismo de una hiperconexion que a menudo simula el encuentro sin consumarlo. Su tesis es tan inquietante como sobria: una catastrofe no nos extingue por su fuerza, sino por la fragilidad que ya encontro instalada. El desenlace no lo decide el golpe, sino cuanto habiamos dejado de buscarnos antes de que llegara.Cruzando biologia evolutiva, evolucion cultural y filosofia de la conciencia -bajo el Modelo Vectorial de la Conciencia del propio autor-, este no es un libro de profecias. La extincion funciona aqui como lente, no como pronostico. El CIC se ofrece como hipotesis abierta, honesta con sus propias controversias, tendida como una invitacion a pensar, a refutar y, sobre todo, a cultivar lo que todavia esta en nuestras manos.Para lectores que disfrutan las ideas que cruzan fronteras entre disciplinas; para quienes se preguntan que nos mantiene humanos en un mundo mas comunicado y mas solo que nunca.Una advertencia lucida. Y, en el fondo, una esperanza: que somos -aun- la especie que puede elegir encontrarse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Vectorial Model of Consciousness begins with a radical premise: space is not neutral. Every environment carries a value that can amplify or diminish the force a consciousness is able to sustain. Nothing inside you has changed-and yet your power to act, endure, decide, or influence others becomes different.From that intuition, Serge Angeloz develops an original philosophical-scientific model for readers who have long sensed that physics, philosophy of mind, and social theory each explain part of the problem of consciousness without ever fully assembling it.In this model, every consciousness can be understood as a vector. Its direction is Intention. Its magnitude is Will. But no vector exists in isolation: each operates within an existential potential field that can strengthen or attenuate its force. When many vectors coexist, a new dynamics emerges-one that helps explain why a coordinated group of ordinary wills can overcome a stronger individual, why yielding is not always weakness, and why some leaders align others without formal authority.At the heart of the book lies a question it refuses to close too quickly: does the field shape consciousness, or does consciousness build the field? Rather than forcing a final answer, Angeloz treats that unresolved tension as the engine of the model itself.This is not a self-help book, and it is not a strict scientific theory. It is a rigorous, accessible philosophical essay for serious readers-for those who want conceptual depth without academic opacity.The book also includes access to two interactive simulations: one that lets you observe how collective consciousness vectors align, cancel, and amplify one another in real time, and another that explores the internal anatomy of an individual consciousness, where fear, desire, habit, and social impulse compete under the modulation of conscious intention.For readers interested in consciousness, emergence, leadership, context, and the hidden forces that shape human presence, Vectorial Model of Consciousness offers not a closed system, but a powerful new lens. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if ancient shamans understood quantum physics centuries before Einstein was born?In the mountains of Mexico, Toltec shamans spoke of a universe made entirely of energy, described instantaneous connections across vast distances, and explained how consciousness shapes reality-decades before quantum physicists would confirm these "impossible" phenomena in laboratories around the world.The Quantum Warrior reveals the astonishing parallels between ancestral knowledge and cutting-edge physics. A Swiss engineer with 30 years in Mexico bridges two seemingly incompatible worlds: the rigorous mathematics of quantum mechanics and the experiential wisdom of shamanic traditions.Why did Einstein spend decades denying quantum non-locality-only to be proven wrong by the 2022 Nobel Prize winners-while shamans routinely described these same phenomena? How did concepts like "the Mold of Man" anticipate the Higgs field by decades? What did they know about the fundamental nature of reality that we forgot?This is not mysticism disguised as science, nor science reduced to metaphor. It's a rigorous exploration of specific, technical parallels that challenge our assumptions about what constitutes "valid" knowledge. From quantum entanglement to parallel realities, from energy conservation to the collapse of the wave function, discover how two radically different methodologies arrived at remarkably similar truths.For readers who: Are fascinated by quantum physics but find conventional explanations incompleteExplored Castaneda's work and wondered about its deeper implicationsQuestion whether Western science holds a monopoly on understanding realitySeek intellectual adventure at the intersection of science and mysteryWritten through a unique collaboration between human insight and artificial intelligence, this book offers something neither could create alone: a bridge between worlds that have remained separate for too long.The question isn't whether shamans understood quantum equations-it's whether they accessed the same territory through a different path.Ready to explore what happens when ancient wisdom meets modern physics? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the future of artificial intelligence depends on lessons from our past?At the intersection of ancient wisdom and cutting-edge technology, The Positronic Decalogue presents a revolutionary ethical framework for the age of AI-one that humanity urgently needs but doesn't yet have.We are living in unprecedented times. ChatGPT, autonomous vehicles, facial recognition systems, and AGI on the horizon-we've created technologies that make life-altering decisions in milliseconds. Yet we're building this future without a shared moral code.The consequences are already here: Algorithms perpetuating racial bias in criminal justice. Chatbots offering dangerous medical advice. Deepfakes eroding trust in reality. Autonomous weapons making kill decisions without human oversight. Each incident warns us: we're in an AI arms race where speed trumps safety.This book offers the solution we've been missing.Inspired by Isaac Asimov's prophetic Three Laws of Robotics and grounded in timeless Western ethical tradition, The Positronic Decalogue presents ten clear, hierarchical, universal principles that can guide AI development from today's systems to tomorrow's AGI.What makes this framework different? Practical, not theoretical - Checklists, evaluation matrices, and implementation protocols Comprehensive yet memorable - Ten laws in Cardinal, Operational, and Philosophical categories Bridges multiple worlds - Ancient moral philosophy meets modern engineering Battle-tested - Detailed case studies of real AI ethical dilemmas Future-proof - Designed to remain relevant as AI evolves toward AGIInside you'll discover: The complete Positronic Decalogue with detailed explanationsHow to resolve conflicts between competing ethical principlesCase studies: pandemic triage algorithms to autonomous vehicle dilemmasDeveloper checklists and ethical audit protocolsComparative analysis with existing frameworks (EU AI Act, corporate guidelines)Comprehensive resources: bibliography, courses, communitiesWho needs this book?AI developers seeking ethical guidance for daily decisionsPolicy makers crafting AI governance frameworksBusiness leaders responsible for AI deploymentEthicists and philosophers exploring applied technology ethicsEducators and students in AI ethics programsConcerned citizens shaping our AI futureA collaboration that practices what it preaches: Created through intentional human-AI partnership-author providing vision and judgment, Claude assisting with refinement. Both a treatise on what AI should be and a demonstration of ethical human-AI collaboration.The stakes couldn't be higher. We stand at a defining moment. Decisions we make now about AI ethics will echo through generations. We can't afford catastrophic mistakes.If Asimov gave us the first robot laws in 1942, The Positronic Decalogue updates them for 2025 and beyond.Not the final word on AI ethics-the essential starting point for the conversation we should have had yesterday.Scroll up and secure your copy. The future of AI is being written now-make sure ethics is part of the code. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…