Transdisciplinarity, neuro‐techno‐philosophy, and the future of philosophy

Philosophy and science have always striven to make sense of the world, continuously influencing each other in process. Their interplay paved way for neurophilosophy, which harnesses neuroscientific insights address traditionally philosophical questions. Given rapid technological advances recent years, this paper argues that philosophers who wish tackle intractable problems influence public discourse policies should engage neuro-techno-philosophy. This novel type inquiry describes transdisciplinary endeavor philosophers, (neuro)scientists, others anticipate societal implications impending transformations subjects theorizers. While human enhancement is likely irreversibly change what it means be human, disruptive technologies might lead emergence artificial intelligent agents human-machine hybrids. The predicts neuro-techno-philosophy will indispensable understanding engaging with these game-changing innovations thus play a pivotal role future philosophy.