For my final BA project, I created a visual book on the rise of artificial intelligence, inspired by Max Tegmark's Life 3.0. Back then, AI still felt distant and abstract — a debate for experts, not everyday life. The book posed one question: could AI end up being humanity's last invention?

Looking back, it feels almost prophetic. Within a few years, AI moved from research labs into daily life through chatbots, image generators, and language models. The question I raised as a student is now a global conversation — and more relevant than ever.

This intro was written by A.I.