Hybrid Humanity: Cognitive Architecture after AGI

The article analyzes the vision of Hybrid Humanity, where AI cognitive augmentations become tools for real agency. The author refers to the 'capability approach', indicating that technology should increase actual human capabilities rather than being a mere luxury for elites. A key threat is the emergence of new classes based on coupling quality—a divide between those with audited systems and those dependent on models optimized for corporate interests. The text advocates for the creation of a polycentric network of intelligent institutions (Supersociety) which, instead of monolithic management, emphasizes infrastructural pluralism and the independence of cognitive processes. Freedom in a post-AGI world thus depends on open standards and the ability to switch augmentation providers, making competition policy a foundation of cognitive freedom.