HOMO TECHNOLOGICUS

The critical analysis of the impact of digital technology on the contemporary human condition, far from producing an enthusiastic discourse, requires a reflection on the processes of diminution, simplification and instrumentalization of man in a world dominated by screens, algorithms and permanent connectivity. Structured around themes such as memory and forgetting, time, mediated love, aging, artificial creativity, informational inequalities or artificial intelligence, the essays in the volume capture the subtle transformations of everyday life and the way we relate to others and ourselves. The plea for preserving discernment, critical doubt and human values ​​in an age of accelerated automation invites the reader to reflect on what is gained and what is lost on the path from homo sapiens to homo technologicus.