AI

"AI: The Last Human Invention" is a thought-provoking reflection written by Dr. Santiago Isbert Perlender, a lawyer and graduate in International Relations, currently an executive at one of South America's leading clinical research organizations-and above all, a father concerned about the future of his daughters. He invites readers to pause amid the vertigo of today's technological acceleration and clearly contemplate the dilemma our species faces: Will we use artificial intelligence to build a fairer, longer-lived, and more collaborative world? Or will we fall into a scenario of control, unemployment, and the loss of human meaning?

Through clear and accessible language, this book explores the real impact of AI on medicine, work, politics, education, democracy, privacy, and even our emotions. It includes concrete cases, current examples, ethical analysis, and possible scenarios toward the year 2050. A journey that moves from the promise of longevity and collective well-being to the risks of an out-of-control superintelligence and a humanity adrift.

It is an essential read for anyone-professional, citizen, teacher, parent, or leader-who does not want to be left out of the most important conversation of the 21st century.

Because this invention could be the last... or the greatest. It depends on us.