THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL SHIFT: WILL SUPERINTELLIGENCE END HUMANITY OR REDEFINE IT?

Abstract

Throughout human history, our greatest advantage has been intelligence. Unlike elephants, who rely on strength, we invented cranes to lift heavy loads. Unlike swift leopards, we created cars to outrun prey. Unlike dolphins or eagles, we engineered ships and airplanes to overcome the limits of our bodies. Our dominance has never been about raw power, but about our unique ability to think, reason, and invent.