Mustafa Suleyman says we’re approaching a critical threshold where the integration of AI in our daily lives, alongside advancements in quantum computing, synthetic biology, and more, will change everything.

Brain sensors are giving us new ways to interact with our devices. "We are rapidly heading toward a world of brain transparency, in which scientists, doctors, governments, and companies may peer into our brains and minds at will,” says Duke law professor Nita Farahany.

“AI has opened up a vast design space, offering new materials and modes of operation, as well as novel ways to explore the space at a rate much faster than biological evolution,” writes Susan Schneider. “Mind design is a form of intelligent design, but by humans, not God.”

Elon Musk has made his move into humans, calling Neuralink’s new implant “Telepathy.”

The Smartacus Sharing Circle is taking shape. We’ll mark its launch on Ayudha Puja, a Hindu festival in which we celebrate our tools and machines and mark new beginnings.

I started my career a half-century ago on a manual typewriter. Today I hand assignments to AI assistants. What a sci-fi world we are living in.