This book raises seven philosophical questions on posthumanism and AI through Kant's perspective. Seven scholars revisit Kantian humanism on his 300th anniversary, challenging the idea that posthumanism is a natural, inevitable evolution. It bridges classical humanism with modern posthumanist thought, offering fresh insights into our rapidly transforming human identity. 

This book raises seven philosophical questions on posthumanism and AI through Kant's perspective. Seven scholars revisit Kantian humanism on his 300th anniversary, challenging the idea that posthumanism is a natural, inevitable evolution. It bridges classical humanism with modern posthumanist thought, offering fresh insights into our rapidly transforming human identity. 

This book gathers experts from various fields to explore the present and future of AI. It examines the ethical, social, and technological impacts of AI—from deep learning to medical and legal applications—and reflects on how to shape a better future. It is the sixth volume in the Posthuman Science series. 

This book gathers experts from various fields to explore the present and future of AI. It examines the ethical, social, and technological impacts of AI—from deep learning to medical and legal applications—and reflects on how to shape a better future. It is the sixth volume in the Posthuman Science series.