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Journal of Posthumanism· 2025

Artificial Intelligence and Posthumanism: A Philosophical Inquiry into Consciousness, Ethics, and Human Identity

Omaia Al-Omari, Tariq Al-Omari

Short summary

Artificial intelligence development is challenging traditional notions of human uniqueness, cognitive abilities, and moral status, prompting a reevaluation of human identity and raising critical ethical questions about AI-driven posthumanism.

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Key points

  • AI development challenges assumptions about human uniqueness and cognitive abilities.
  • AI prompts a reevaluation of human moral status.
  • AI-driven posthumanism raises critical ethical questions and societal impacts.

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Abstract

This study investigates the interaction of posthumanities and artificial intelligences, with a special focus on how AI developments are reshaping conservation, morals, and humans. As AI systems get more powerful over time, they bring together many assumptions about human uniqueness, cognitive abilities, and moral status. AI keeps opens ways for rethinking human capacity and identity, raising a critical ethical agenda while putting abysmal questions on the societal impacts of AI-driven posthumanism.

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