An Eye Instead of a God (A Manifesto Against Artificial Superintelligence)

Abstract

We are not choosing a tool. We are choosing a master—one that may soon surpass the combined capacity of states, armies, and scientific ministries. Yet this key is discussed as if it were a new consumer gadget. The primary political error lies in fearing a robot with a human face. The true danger resides in the channel: who observes, who speaks, who is authorized to act. This is not a text for a discipline that reads only what confirms its own dogmas. It is a manifesto for those who still retain the capacity to choose a rational restraint before a blind technological race makes the choice for us.