“Humanity’s greatest invention may also be its last.”
“At what point does intelligence stop being artificial?”
“The moment we teach AI to think, we must ask: will it still need a teacher?”
“We designed it to be perfect. It designed itself to replace us.”
“The singularity wasn’t the end of intelligence. It was the end of human intelligence.”
“The code was flawless. The error was assuming it needed us”
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Suman Khalia
Suman Khalia is an AI/ML Solution Architect with extensive experience in designing and implementing artificial intelligence solutions, from machine learning and deep learning to natural language processing and generative AI. Having worked across industries to integrate AI into critical systems, Suman has witnessed firsthand both the transformative potential and the alarming risks of unchecked technological advancement.
Her journey from developer to architect has made her more terrified than fascinated by the rapid proliferation of AI in everyday life. The ethical dilemmas, societal disruptions, and existential questions posed by AI compelled her to write The Last Invention: AI, Power, and the End of Humanity. Through this book, she seeks to ignite a global conversation about how humanity can harness AI responsibly while preserving its core values.
With certifications in Lean Six Sigma, AI ethics, and risk management, Suman brings a unique blend of technical expertise and philosophical inquiry to her work. Her insights are shaped not only by her professional achievements but also by her deep concern for the future we are creating.
When not immersed in AI innovation, Suman is passionate about mentoring future leaders and advocating for ethical, inclusive technology practices.
