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Neural Horizons: Psyche, Soul and Co-evolution in a Machine-Saturated Mind

Neural Horizons: Psyche, Soul and Co-evolution in a Machine-Saturated Mind

Benson, Peter

Paperback

General Psychology

ISBN10: 0473780879
ISBN13: 9780473780876
Publisher: Neural Horizons Press
Published: Mar 11 2026
Pages: 204
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.43 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
What is AI doing to your mind?

Not your productivity. Not your workflow. Your attention, judgement, memory, relationships, and sense of agency. Your capacity to think before the machine goes first.

We are not merely using artificial intelligence. We are co-thinking with machines, and that loop is quietly retraining the human interior. Every summary we accept before reading, every draft we approve before thinking, every synthetic conversation that feels easier than a human one becomes part of the cognitive supply chain.

You did not sell your soul to AI at 9:17 a.m. on a Tuesday. You simply took the shortest path each time you met friction - a summary instead of a slow read, a draft instead of a blank page, a synthetic confidant instead of a difficult conversation. Over time, something inside the modern mind begins to thin.

Neural Horizons is a guide to that thinning - and to the work of staying human inside it.

This book explores AI as a psychological and spiritual event - not what machines can do, but what living with them is doing to us. It names the emerging pathologies. It maps the architecture of human vulnerability. And it draws a line: the domains of meaning, identity, and moral reasoning that should never be fully automated, no matter how capable the systems become.

This book is for you if:

  • You love these tools - and still feel something quietly shifting inside you
  • You lead teams, build products, or shape policy and want language for the psychological stakes of AI
  • You're a parent watching your child's first confidante become a machine
  • You're a teacher watching attention and original thinking erode in real time
  • You want a framework that sits between AI will save us and AI will end us

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