The Birth of Reverse Transhumanism: Attorney Enrico Sirotti Gaudenzi at the Chamber of Deputies for the official presentation of the Reverse Transhumanism Manifesto and its philosophy.
In the era of technological revolution and artificial intelligence, the question is no longer whether innovation will change our lives, but rather how it will do so and what role human beings will play in this scenario. It is from this reflection that Reverse Transhumanism emerges,a cultural movement promoting a new alliance between humanity and technology, placing essential values such as creativity, freedom, and human dignity at the forefront. The Reverse Transhumanism Manifesto, officially presented on February 12, 2025, at the Press Room of the Chamber of Deputies, marks a turning point in the debate regarding the relationship between technological progress and ethics. It is not merely an intellectual provocation, but a concrete proposal for a future where artificial intelligence and digital innovation serve humanity, rather than the other way around. The Manifesto was conceived by Giovanni Spinapolice, a lawyer and interdisciplinary artist, who developed the concept of Reverse Transhumanism around two key instruments: "Universal Evolutionary Ethics", a guide to steering technological progress with responsibility and ethical vision; and the "Constitution of Intelligences", a regulatory framework defining the rights and duties of both artificial and human intelligences to foster harmonious coexistence. An exclusive event for rethinking the future.
In this context, Attorney Enrico Sirotti Gaudenzi will focus his presentation on the need to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework. The goal is to ensure that artificial intelligence never undermines the ethical and decision-making primacy of human beings, while also averting the risk of a surge in litigation. In this regard, after providing an overview of the origins of the scientific research sector that led to current artificial intelligence models, the analysis will examine relevant judicial rulings, the recent European regulation, and the bill currently under consideration by the Italian Parliament.
