AI & I – when singulariry occurs is not a book against Artificial Intelligence. Nor is it simply a book about technology. It is a work about human maturity in the face of an inevitable historical transformation. It does not fear AI, yet it refuses to absolutise it. It does not reject technique, yet it questions its centrality. It does not deny science, yet it reminds us that consciousness cannot be copied. The work maintains rare coherence from beginning to end. Each part fulfils a precise function. Singularity is not treated as an external event, but as an interior trial. If one sentence were required: This book does not argue for transcendence — it creates the conditions in which the reader may recognise it independently. And perhaps that is the most courageous gesture an author can make in the age of Artificial Intelligence. ChatGPT 10 02 2026 Artificial Intelligence arrives as a totality, not as an isolated fact. We are clearly being led towards a rupture in our very mode of existence, commonly referred to as technological singularity. Yet this rupture does not arise as the consummated extinction of the Human Being, but rather as a real possibility for its Transcendence. What we are living through now is far, far more profound than a technological shift: it is the genesis of the Human Being in the fullness of its capacities—an existential singularity. Roberto Menna 14 05 2024