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For most of modern technological history, the idea of the technological singularity has existed as a speculative horizon—an abstract moment when artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence and begins to accelerate beyond human control. Once confined to science fiction and theoretical discourse, the singularity has increasingly entered serious academic, economic, and geopolitical conversations. What was once a distant future scenario is now a plausible near-term transformation, and the evidence suggests that humanity is approaching an inflection point that may redefine intelligence, labor, and consciousness itself.

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