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What happens when the world no longer needs us?

In a near future where automated systems operate more efficiently without human intervention, humanity is forced to confront its most uncomfortable question: if living no longer requires effort, then what are we living for?

Through interwoven stories—a surgeon displaced by robotic surgery, a journalist questioning her relevance, a financial executive replaced by algorithms, a president who governs without truly governing—this book explores the second great human Renaissance: the moment when survival no longer depends on us, and we must rediscover what it truly means to be alive.

When We No Longer Matter is not a book about artificial intelligence.
It is a profound philosophical exploration of identity, work, language, and the meaning of existence when the certainties that once defined us begin to dissolve.

Who are we when the noise fades away?
What do we want when no one tells us what to do?
How do we live when living stops being an obligation and becomes a choice?

A book for those who dare to look directly at the future that has already begun.