Abstract
We live in a world that is changing at an unprecedented rate in all areas of life. Technology, automation and artificial intelligence will be the deciding factors of major changes in the global socio-economic picture by 2030. Because the road to a sustainable economy is unquestionably challenging, the onset of the Covid 19 has slowed this progress, and in some countries, especially low-income countries, it has even declined. In this context, the reality of recent months has shown humanity that we are still very vulnerable to the danger posed by military wars, with weapons and tanks, as we no longer thought possible in the context of the current explosion of information and technology, AI and VR. Unfortunately, we cannot oppose the evolution of humanity, with or without wars, including economic ones, with the major risk that things will “go crazy”, especially if the technology becomes a tool against humanity.