The General Assembly on Ethics and Technology gathered in Zion to address the growing threat of machine domination and the ethical and political dilemmas between human freedom and technological control in a world governed by artificial intelligence. The central discussion focuses on whether humanity can coexist with intelligent machines without losing autonomy and identity, or if resistance remains the only path to reclaim reality. At the same time, the Assembly seeks to draw a parallel with our current existence and examine deeper questions about human nature, freedom and reality, questioning whether humanity is truly ready to face the harsh reality. Delegates will explore these perspectives to develop ethical and political positions that contribute to the final resolution.