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The wealth of nations in the age of AI: What Egypt must get right

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“The wealth of nations in the age of AI: What Egypt must get right”

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 … The post The wealth of nations in the age of AI: What Egypt must get right appeared first on Egypt Independent .

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