Do robots make love? Transhumanism in 12 questions

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Do robots make love? Tanshumanism in 12 questions by Jean-Michel Besnier and Laurent Alexandre - Edition Dunod, October 12, 2016 - 144 Pages

Transhumanism is an international technical-scientific movement that claims to infinitely increase the physical and mental performance of the human being.

Today you can already have your DNA sequenced in a day, and maybe one day repair it, while the Internet is changing the way we learn and socialize. Tomorrow, will artificial intelligence still need human intelligence and will we have sex with robots?

Laurent Alexandre, a doctor and entrepreneur, and Jean-Michel Besnier, a philosopher specialized in new technologies, confront their arguments and give you the keys to understand what is at stake with billions in the labs of Californian high-tech companies.

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