Hybrid Humanity: Beyond AGI towards collective cognition

The text analyzes the evolution of the human role in the era of AI, pointing to a shift from executive tasks toward a meta-level of control and the design of epistemic architecture. The author warns against the risk of deepening social hierarchies and cognitive manipulation, advocating for the introduction of a new civic literacy and the protection of cognitive liberty. A key element is the demand for symmetry of access to AI tools in the citizen-state relationship. The article proposes the principle of integrative proportionality: the greater a human's dependence on technology, the stronger their rights to control and override the system should be. The vision of Hybrid Humanity does not assume a fusion of consciousness, but rather a high degree of functional co-participation, where technology extends human capabilities without stripping away agency.