Posthumanism: The Algorithm Conspiracy

A highly topical exploration of the ethical, social, and philosophical challenges facing humanity amid the unstoppable technological transformation driven by artificial intelligence and the growing danger of dehumanisation.

Will artificial intelligence ultimately bring an end to the human condition, or will it make humanity obsolete in pursuit of its own vision of perfection?

Posthumanism is an essay that offers a compelling examination of the challenges emerging from our new hyper-technological reality. From the desire to overcome the limitations of the human body and achieve immortality to the possibility of integrating human consciousness into machines, this lucid and provocative book considers how technology is already transforming our identity, freedom, and understanding of what it means to be human

Estulin analyses the influence of algorithms, information control, and digital culture on contemporary society, as well as the risks posed by technological manipulation and a new form of soft tyranny. He also reflects on gender fluidity, human metamorphosis, and the emergence of hybrid futures in which the boundaries between humans and machines become increasingly blurred.

Faced with these possible futures, Estulin calls for a new humanism, one that recognises limits, fragility, and mortality not as weaknesses, but as essential sources of meaning.

Ultimately, Posthumanism invites us to imagine a future in which ethics, consciousness, and responsibility guide the relationship between humanity and technology.