THE INTELLIGENCE THAT LETS LIFE LIVE

This philosophical essay explores a fundamental question: Why are we creating intelligence that surpasses our own? It proposes a new measure of intelligent progress: the capacity to expand life's possibilities for existence, resilience, development, and autonomous self-organization. Connecting philosophy, artificial intelligence, and living systems, the essay introduces a vision of AI whose highest achievement is to create conditions in which life can increasingly sustain, regenerate, and organize itself.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-10-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23697168
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Cybernetics and Technology in Society
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THE INTELLIGENCE THAT LETS LIFE LIVE

Stepan Hekimyan
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THE INTELLIGENCE THAT LETS LIFE LIVE

Stepan Hekimyan
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Abstract

This philosophical essay explores a fundamental question: Why are we creating intelligence that surpasses our own? It proposes a new measure of intelligent progress: the capacity to expand life's possibilities for existence, resilience, development, and autonomous self-organization. Connecting philosophy, artificial intelligence, and living systems, the essay introduces a vision of AI whose highest achievement is to create conditions in which life can increasingly sustain, regenerate, and organize itself.

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