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The book Ctrl+Alt+Human leads the readers through an intimate journey across the blurred borders between human cognition and artificial intelligence. It is not a book about machines alone—but about meaning, identity, ethics, and the evolving nature of consciousness in an AI-shaped world. Each chapter serves as a mirror, reflecting not just the rise of intelligent systems, but the hidden contours of our emotional and psychological responses to them.The beauty of the book lies in its inquiry—not in the celebration of progress, but in the quiet confrontation with what that progress might cost. It does not dramatize dystopias or idolize innovation; instead, it dissects the emotional echoes AI leaves in its wake—our dependencies, our fears, our redefinitions of self. Ctrl+Alt+Human shows that the intelligence we build around us begins to reshape the intelligence within us.AI is not a distant threat nor a savior in code. It is a presence—constant, shaping, responding. And in understanding it, we are ultimately asked to understand ourselves. This book, without attachment to extremes, reflects the beauty and burden of evolving intelligence—both artificial and human.