A new independent island nation named "Iceland-9" has been established in the Pacific Ocean. Its main distinction is the absence of a traditional government — all state administration is carried out by artificial intelligence. The project was developed by an international team of scientists and entrepreneurs led by Dr. Amal Chang.
The island is home to 5,000 residents, and all decisions are made through an intelligent system called AEGIS. It analyzes economic and environmental data in real-time and conducts digital surveys among the population to make decisions.
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Allocation of resources in healthcare and education,
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Efficiency of economic decisions,
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Early detection of environmental threats.
According to Dr. Chang, AEGIS takes into account human rights and the cultural and moral norms of the population. This model can help prevent political instability and global crises.
At the same time, experts are exploring the possibility of applying this model to other cities and regions. However, maintaining a balance between technology and human rights is of great importance.
The project has attracted the attention of international organizations such as the UN and the EU. Over the next two years, AEGIS's effectiveness will be evaluated for potential global implementation.
Source: Peopletalk
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