Impossible Probability: Anthology, Vol 5.

Facing the emergence of Superintelligence and global AI, our position in relation to the ideal of humanity—a very Spanish question since Krausism was a very important philosophy in Spain (Krause was even more important than Hegel, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, or Marx together)—is very clear: our ideal of humanity is not only an ideal but also a radical necessity, a radical redefinition of humankind, the absolute necessity of embracing the Cyborg Revolution. Right now in London, and I would even say in the whole world, people are not really aware of what is coming. The AI Revolution is huge, and humans are not ready for it, which could become a problem very soon. If humans do not understand our revolution, humanity is going to face a radical contradiction. And this time it is not just an academic debate like postmodernism; this is a question of survival. The AI Revolution is not about whether you support or oppose Foucault, Marx, or Nietzsche—this time is different, it is about survival.