Description

In this book the author has opened the door to one of the most profound discussions on the future of technology, economics, globalization, and human civilization. AI and robotics are reshaping industries, redefining professions, and influencing social structures. However, technology alone cannot drive human progress — it must be integrated within the existing biological, sociological, and economic system. AI systems are moving beyond simple automation and entering decision-making roles, influencing healthcare, engineering, finance, and global trade. The book discusses how Robotics technologies and human-computer interfaces (HCI) are bridging the gap between mechanical precision and cognitive adaptation, allowing direct AI-assisted thought processing. In this respect, AI-driven creativity and cognition could amplify human intelligence, transforming how we learn, work, and create. Thereby the book tries to address the challenge that is about ensuring that AI supports human autonomy rather than diminishing it. AI should not replace human agency but expand our capabilities.