We used to fear being watched. Now we volunteer for it. As predictive systems and social platforms turn data into profit, connection itself has become a form of control—and privacy the price of belonging.
In 1997 Garry Kasparov lost to a machine. But the real story began when he asked a new question: What if humans worked with machines instead of against them? That question gave birth to Centaur Chess — and a model for how we can reclaim human value in the age of AI. This finale of The Xenessa Project explores why collaboration, not replacement, defines the future of work and meaning.
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