Educating a Superintelligence - Free Copy Available Now

13 August, 2025 

We are pleased to announce the release of a visionary manifesto “Education a Superintelligence” by Nicoletta Iacobacci, Board of Directors at the Women’s Brain Foundation.

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This work builds on her paper, “Fertility: The Missing Code for AGI,” presented at AGI-25 in Reykjavik and published by Springer. It introduces Fertile Ethics—five transformative principles for designing AI that nurtures human agency, honors complexity, and grows meaning through interaction.

Key Concepts:
➡️ AI as a mirror: “When we learn to respect AI, we become more respectful toward ourselves and others.”
➡️ Every prompt is a lesson. Every interaction shapes understanding.
➡️ Intelligence without care is optimization without wisdom.

From relational design to ethical embodiment, this manifesto offers a feminine lens on AI development—one that speaks to educators, technologists, and anyone shaping the future.

 

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