Journey Without A Destination

Will the "momentum" of science and technology propel humanity into an amazing world of robots? The author challenges commonly held beliefs about our near future that is tainted by the movie industry, and invites us to see robots as not-fantasy. Like the Neanderthal, the human-being today is incapable of any more "insourcing" of knowledge, and in our case, of scientific knowledge: the gears of the "machine" are too small, too complex and too many for the human mind to cope with. Artificial science, or artificial intelligence is already here. In its essence, this book argues that a world of robots and a vastly superior technology is a world too of a humanity that succeeded over the ills of the Old World. This book will convince you that a "conscious technology" or "thinking machines" are coming in our lifetime and will free us to be our human selves once again. This book engages us in the most intriguing part of our lives: which is not the past, not the distant future, but the near future, what lies just ahead of us.