In this new episode of The Mosaic Chat, we enter the age of artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and digital life to explore one of the most profound questions of our time: what happens when technological progress begins to redefine what it means to be human?
From algorithms and social media to genetics, implants, and the possibility of life extension, this conversation examines how the Third Industrial Revolution reshapes humanity’s relationship with truth, authority, and spirituality.
For centuries, religious traditions transmitted knowledge and offered frameworks for meaning. Today, data and AI compete with traditional authorities, while belief increasingly circulates through screens, platforms, influencers, and digital communities.
As scientific innovation accelerates, the Abrahamic traditions are confronted with new ethical and existential dilemmas. If humans can modify life itself, merge with machines, or dramatically extend lifespan, how do Judaism, Christianity, and Islam respond? What remains of the idea of being created “in the image of God” in a post-human future?
This episode also explores the transformation of religion in a hyperconnected world where faith becomes increasingly personalised, globalised, and fragmented. Between technological power and spiritual meaning, a new tension emerges: not only how humanity will live tomorrow, but what humanity itself may become.
🎙 A conversation with Galith Abbou Benichou and Pauline Berthaud.
📖 Inspired by Abramundi: Manifesto for the Creation of an Abrahamic Alliance in the Middle East and North Africa
