Technology has become a common part of our everyday lives. It has become so familiar that we no longer notice it. It anticipates our every move and charts our path forward. And we follow it, believing that it is our own choice.
In this work, I refer to the “technological singularity,” a hypothetical moment in history when artificial intelligence will take control of technology for its own purposes, unpredictable to humans. So will the synthesis of human thought and advanced technology determine the direction of our evolution? Formally, I deliberately refer to the classical landscape to emphasize the risk of the elusive moment of transformation of what raises doubts into what is normal and universally accepted.