Considerable attention has been directed to the far scientific horizon of AI and the risk of a technological singularity when an artificial superintelligence "wakes up" and begins acting in its own self-interest, now ours. Long before then, however, humanity will confront an ethical singularity--a point at which the evaluation of values systems acquires infinite value. The computational factories and digital infrastructure of the global attention economy have begun to function as karmic engines, innovatively elaborating values-reinforcing feedback loops that are transforming everything from research to commerce, social interaction, and geopolitics. Drawing on Buddhist resources, this article will address the risk to freedom-of-attention that is posed by the Intelligence Revolution, and will make the case that our prospects for realizing more humane global futures depends on resisting the colonization of consciousness and enhancing our capacities-for and commitments-to compassionate ethical creativity.