The capitalist system, built upon a foundation of inequality and exploitation, is on the verge of collapse by the year 2030. Human history and civilization are poised to undergo a significant transformation, driven by the rapid development of technologies such as generative artificial intelligence, AI software engineering, and the imminent arrival of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and AI agents. It is of utmost importance for all nations, their governments, policymakers, and various institutions, as well as the majority of people who have long been deprived of fundamental rights and equality, to comprehend the emergence of these new forces that are favorable to human civilization. These forces have surfaced and gained momentum since November 30, 2022. No country, government, policymaking group, institution, or even the people themselves can afford to disregard these forces. Failing to grasp their significance and revolutionary impact would spell doom. These unstoppable forces, inherently objective, will transcend borders with the aid of globalization and advancements in human intellect. They will inevitably influence and impact every individual worldwide before the year 2030.

The claim that capitalism inherently encourages competition, promotes efficiency, limits corruption and mismanagement, and creates a free market can indeed be critically examined, especially when considering its impact on inequality and the dynamics of competition. This perspective suggests that capitalism, as practised and advocated by its proponents, primarily serves the interests of specific economic groups, corporations, and countries, potentially at the expense of broader social equity.

It is crucial to recognize that with the rise of capitalism in the 19th century, the productive forces generated by science and technology became the exclusive domain of those who possessed capital, whether through........

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