Humans and Artificial Intelligence

Reflections deal with the probable or possible future of man. Entering into what surrounds him and into his thinking makes it possible to directly or indirectly describe his existence in confrontation with the continuity of the neural network of artificial intelligence.

The author assumes that under certain conditions it is possible to prolong the existence of the human species. It asks whether the combination of the biological and the technical can still be understood as human. He is doubtful but optimistic that the insights of humans and AI will intersect in the future. Compared to the printed publication, the audio version adds two more reflections in the endnotes. Short stories, that are embedded in the text, doesn't just serve to "lighten" it, but they're also supposed to say something about a person, his aspirations, dreams and desires. They want to prove that people are not only rational, but also have boundless emotions that make them what they are in this world. That is, what we might call "humanity" and the meaning of existence. "I was given a clear assignment. Load the book by Zdeněk Pospíšil. The whole thing. But some of the chapters you'll hear are really my voice and some are the work of artificial intelligence using my voice track as a model. It is up to the listeners to know which is which. The time may not be far off when actors, singers, presenters will be replaced or at least initially supplemented by AI.

But what I realised while listening to the audiobook is that there is no substitute for the personal experience of the performer, a certain sensitivity and a distinctive melodic voice. Maybe. So far. Let's see." - Karel Voříšek

Zdeněk Pospíšil The author has long been concerned with man, his position and role in society, the current outcome of evolution and its possible perspectives. People strive to become the object of action, the subject who will increasingly understand the world around him and the laws of the universe. This is to be facilitated by technical means and technologies that go beyond what is widely known today. The purpose of these reflections is therefore to reflect on the meaning of the existence of humans and their importance in evolution. His books The Sixth Sense (2020) have already been published by Epocha, A Human Perspective (2021), Identifying my identity (2022), Suspecting the (possible) future (2022), Income unconditional on economic activity (2023), Freedom & Democracy (2024) and Humans and Artificial Intelligence (2024).

Karel Voříšek Karel Voříšek is not only a moderator and author of How to be persuasive and not to get lost in the crowd, The fate of life's chansoniers, Happiness can be taught, Live now, Don't be afraid to speak up, but also a lecturer and a coach of persuasive speaking. In addition to Prima TV's Main News, he moderates various social events, press conferences, professional conferences and other events. In his lectures and practical seminars or individual consultations focused on the power of words and persuasive speaking, he shares his years of experience in the world of media and public speaking.