ثروة الأمم في عصر الذكاء الاصطناعي: ما يجب أن تحصل عليه مصر بشكل صحيح
Two hundred and fifty years ago, Adam Smith published The Wealth of Nations and challenged the way people understood economic prosperity. A country’s wealth, he argued, was not simply the gold accumulated in its treasury, but the productive capacity of its people. Today, as artificial intelligence begins to reshape economies, industries and labour markets, Smith’s question has acquired a new urgency: what makes a nation wealthy in an age when machines can perform tasks once considered exclusively human? This was the central question explored at a conference hosted by New Giza University, marking both the 250th anniversary of Smith’s landmark work and the university’s tenth anniversary. Bringing together academics, policymakers and business leaders, including colleagues from the University…