THERE WILL BE NO HUMAN-CENTERED AI WITHOUT HUMANE ECONOMICS

Digital technologies, while enhancing efficiencies, can exacerbate environmental degradation. AI, despite its potential to support sustainable development, is not exempt from these concerns. It is time to create a new model, to agree that the economic value of any business should only be worth the value it creates for society.

Hamilton Mann

EDITOR'S PICK Many economic actors around the world are seeking the next generation of new business models, focused, passionate, and stubbornly determined to take advantage of digital technologies, particularly AI, to invent the next Amazon, the next Facebook, the next Google, or another current digital giant. States, too, are heads and eyes riveted in this Digital gold rush, now AI, and exacerbate this headlong rush, dominated by the thought of economic progress in which new technologies are the Holy Grail. The market capitalization of the top 100 global companies reached $40 trillion by the end of March 2024, marking a record level in five years. Technology giants recorded the highest growth among all companies, representing nearly one-third of this total market capitalization on their own, particularly due to the excitement…

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The European Business Review (Digital) - 1 Issue, September/October 2024

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