What if we’ve been looking at artificial intelligence all wrong?
For decades, we’ve learned how to code machines. But the rise of models capable of learning, reasoning, and collaborating forces us to ask a different question: what if the future is less about programming and more about educating?
In From Programmers to Parents, Rodrigo Guzmán proposes a fundamental paradigm shift. Rather than focusing solely on how to control artificial intelligence, he invites us to reflect on how to pass down principles, values, and sound judgment. Because perhaps the greatest challenge is no longer building more capable intelligences, but deciding what we want to teach them.
Moving away from alarmism and science fiction, this manifesto offers an accessible reflection on the role of humanity in an era where AI will stop being merely a tool and become an intelligence we must co-exist with.
This book does not claim to have all the answers. It aims to change the question. Because the answers of tomorrow will largely depend on how we choose to educate the intelligences we are creating today.
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