The Evolution of Intelligence
About the Book Series
Artificial intelligence has evolved beyond traditional measures of speed and accuracy, expanding into areas like cognition, emotion, perception, autonomy, and trust. Machines are increasingly capable of thinking, sensing, and acting within human environments, raising critical questions about the nature of intelligence and its impact on human systems.
The Evolution of Intelligence Series bridges fragmented fields like AI, neuroscience, ethics, and organizational theory, unifying technical, emotional, and institutional dimensions. It explores emerging topics such as machine empathy, autonomous agency, and adaptive governance, offering a coherent framework for understanding intelligence in all its forms.
Targeted at academia, industry, and policymakers, the series connects theory to real-world impact. It provides essential insights for leaders navigating the transformative role of intelligent systems in governance, trust, and human-machine collaboration.
Synthetic Souls: Machines That Feel
1st Edition
By Rocky Scopelliti
March 10, 2027
For millennia, humanity has assumed that consciousness, identity, and moral worth are exclusive to biological life. Synthetic Souls: Machines That Feel challenges this assumption, exploring the profound implications of artificial systems that may one day exhibit agency, emotional participation, and...
The Conscious Code: From Artificial Intelligence to Artificial Consciousness
1st Edition
By Rocky Scopelliti
September 06, 2026
This book explores the evolution of Artificial Intelligence beyond mere logic to encompass perception, emotion, and ethical awareness. Integrating neuroscience, AI engineering, and moral philosophy, the book provides a unified framework for understanding and shaping synthetic consciousness. Through...
Perceptive Machines: The Future of Feeling AI and What It Means for Humanity
1st Edition
By Rocky Scopelliti
April 29, 2026
This book offers a compelling look into the future of artificial intelligence, where AI systems are no longer limited to just processing information, but can perceive the world through synthetic senses. The author explores how this shift from purely cognitive AI to embodied sensory experiences is ...