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B L Zybailov1, G Yu Kosovsky2, G V Glazko3
1University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Little Rock, AR,72205 USA.
Acta Naturae
|November 14, 2024
Summary
Human-AI integration may create new lifeforms and structures, offering a survival advantage for civilization. This global adaptation is crucial for navigating environmental changes and understanding complex interactions.
Area of Science:
- Ecology
- Artificial Intelligence Studies
- Systems Biology
Background:
- Rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) tools.
- Potential for AI to significantly impact the biosphere and noosphere.
- Increasing environmental changes necessitate adaptive responses for civilization.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore the impact of AI proliferation on the biosphere and noosphere.
- To define and analyze the concept of "Human-AI integration."
- To examine the potential for novel lifeforms, associations, and hierarchies.
Main Methods:
- Analytical review of AI's influence on natural and cognitive systems.
- Exploration of potential integration models (symbiotic, endosymbiotic, mutualistic).
- Analysis of AI autonomy and survival instinct development.
Main Results:
- Human-AI integration could lead to increased complexity and competitive advantages.
- Novel lifeforms and organizational structures may emerge.
- Integration is proposed as a critical adaptive response for civilization's survival.
Conclusions:
- Human-AI integration presents a transformative event with ethical and existential implications.
- Understanding competition and cooperation is key to navigating AI-driven changes.
- The study highlights the necessity of proactive strategies for managing this convergence.
Keywords:
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