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Human 2.0 – Beyond the Mind

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Human 2.0 – Beyond the Mind is a podcast that questions the increasingly blurred boundaries between humanity and artificial intelligence and seeks to understand the future from a human-technology perspective. Does technology make life easier, or does it make us even more lonely? In these episodes, we explore topics such as artificial intelligence, the relationship between humans and technology, what it means to be human in the digital age, future societies, and ethical issues from philosophical, scientific, and sometimes emotional perspectives. In each episode, we go beyond the mind to collect

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8/9/2025

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September 24, 2025

Artificial Intelligence and Ethics

<p>With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in the digital age, it is time to think deeply about how moral and ethical values can be integrated into machines and the potential impact this will have on human societies. However, as human beings, we must turn to our darker side and ask ourselves: Even if we encode our accepted ethical and moral values into systems, will we humans adhere to them, and do we even want to?</p><p></p>

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September 17, 2025

Technology That Speeds Up Time

<p>Every day, thousands of notifications, short videos, accelerated content... Could the technologies we invented to save time actually be stealing moments from us?</p><p>Studies show that modern humans touch their phones 2,617 times a day and their attention is interrupted every 7 minutes on average. In an experiment conducted at the University of Virginia, people couldn't tolerate thinking for more than 15 minutes and preferred to give themselves electric shocks. In this age of speed, could our own minds be starting to feel foreign to us?</p><p>In this section, we explore topics ranging from Hartmut Rosa's theory of social acceleration to Milan Kundera's novel Slowness, from Tarkovsky's aesthetics of slow-moving time to Zen philosophy. And we ask the question:</p><p><strong>Does speed enrich life, or does it take away its depth?</strong></p>

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September 10, 2025

The Age of Forgetting as a Luxury: To Remember or to Forget?

<p>Our memory flaws make us human. Our memories fade, diminish, and sometimes get rewritten.</p><p>But perhaps it is precisely these flaws that give meaning to our lives.</p><p>Will artificial intelligences that store our memories with crystal clarity in the future make us more ‘us’... or will they take away our luxury of forgetting, which transforms us into human beings?</p><p>From Bergson's view of memory as a creative process to Nietzsche's consideration of forgetting as a fundamental condition of life; drawing from Proust's memory windows opened by the Madeleine cake, in this section we ask:</p><p><strong>Does flawless memory bring us an immortal freedom, or is it a heavy burden that chains our identity?</strong></p><p><br /></p>

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What is Human 2.0 – Beyond the Mind?

Human 2.0 – Beyond the Mind is a podcast that questions the increasingly blurred boundaries between humanity and artificial intelligence and seeks to understand the future from a human-technology perspective. Does technology make life easier, or does it make us even more lonely? In these episodes, we explore topics such as artificial intelligence, the relationship between humans and technology, what it means to be human in the digital age, future societies, and ethical issues from philosophical, scientific, and sometimes emotional perspectives. In each episode, we go beyond the mind to collect

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