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Surviving Unprecedented AI-Driven Changes

2026 · Rossiya v globalnoi politike · Vol 24, pp. 92-109 · 0 citations

Abstract

Readiness for the future means understanding that the key resource in the cognitive economy becomes natural intelligence: citizens’ capacity for independent judgment, institutionally supported and culturally embedded.

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