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Homo Nexus explores the greatest danger of the AI age: not that machines will become too intelligent, but that humans will stop standing at the center of judgment, meaning, and power. As artificial intelligence reshapes memory, labor, decision-making, class structure, and governance, this book asks a more urgent question: what happens to humanity when cognition itself becomes the main field of competition? Moving beyond simple optimism or fear, Homo Nexus examines the rise of cognitive inequality, the emergence of new digital hierarchies, the risk of human dependency on machine systems, and the political struggle to preserve human autonomy in an age of accelerating intelligence. This is not merely a book about technology. It is a book about the future of human beings. It asks how we can keep humanity at the center while navigating AI, governance, freedom, responsibility, and the next stage of civilization. For readers concerned with AI ethics, human-centered technology, cognitive power, democracy, and the future of society, Homo Nexus offers a sharp and urgent framework for thinking about what comes next.

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