From competition and conflict to cooperation |
COMPETITION has become an integral part of human society. In the age of artificial intelligence, we are increasingly embracing competition while gradually abandoning coordination. In this race, the strong become stronger and the weak increasingly vulnerable. Consequently, inequality has spread across the world, irrespective of whether countries follow communist or capitalist economic systems. However, equality does not necessarily mean equal possessions or ownership; rather, it means equal opportunities, freedom and fundamental rights.
Today, competition exists in almost every sphere of life, particularly science, technology and economic progress. Unfortunately, in our pursuit of advancement, we have neglected humanity. Humanism should remain our central objective, yet it appears to be declining. Humanity has invented nuclear weapons, landed on the moon and established international institutions such as........