From Genes to Artificial Intelligence: Redefining Human Evolution

This article explores the hypothesis that intelligence, rather than humanity, drives evolution. As artificial intelligence systems become increasingly sophisticated, we must reconsider traditional evolutionary frameworks that have historically been centered on human-centric perspectives. Drawing parallels between genetic evolution and the development of artificial intelligence, we examine how intelligence has evolved through biological processes and is now manifesting in artificial systems. This evolution raises profound questions about humanity’s role in guiding this new form of intelligence and the ethical implications of its development.