Human – AI Symbiosis: Exploring Transhumanism in Becky Chambers’ A Psalm for the Wild-Built

Abstract

Becky Chambers’ A Psalm for the Wild-Built projects the post-apocalyptic world which gives importance to sustainable technologies and pleasant-sounding conjunction with nature. It offers the unique drops of speculative fiction by bestowing future with the advancement of technology and also exposes the importance of ecological space. This article tries to explore the novella within the transhumanistic ideologies and the narratives sheds positive light on the symbiotic relationship between Human and Artificial beings. The author attempts to present the future where progress of technology nurtures mutual understanding between Human and Artificial Beings, which leads to harmonious conjunction with the natural world. Through the transhumanist combination of artistic taste, the author cracks to venture a balanced and feasible vision of human progress. The novella prioritises social and ecological well-being by giving alternative path to enhance human life. It also gives emphasis to the process of healing, self-care and self-aware about human and artificial entities. The debate takes place between human intelligence and man-made intelligence brings out the wilderness quest in order to feel complete in their life mission. The novella also challenges the notions of typical hierarchies between human and machine. The article entitled “Human – AI Symbiosis: Exploring Transhumanism in Becky Chambers’ A Psalm for the Wild-Built” attempts to explore the dimensions of ethics in terms of technology and also about the growth of humanity. Furthermore, it makes an attempt to scrutinise the interaction between human and machine, collective evolution, and also about the integral growth which develops to shift and transfer the traditional norms of digital space.