"The Industrial Revolution of the 19th century replaced human physical strength with machines. For instance, the spinning machine replaced the physical labor of 100 people, reducing the prices of clothes, while the railway replaced 100 horse-drawn carriages, lowering the cost of transporting goods and people, thereby shaping the wealth of the West and the modern world," writes Narek Karapetyan, head of the "Strong Armenia" faction, continuing.
"Today, 150 years later, we are witnessing the second great revolution. This time, Artificial Intelligence (AI) servers are replacing human intellect.
Compared to 2024, in just two years, the computational power of AI has already increased by 500%. If this pace continues, by 2035, servers will reach the energy efficiency of the human brain, marking the beginning of the Intellectual Revolution:
What will change in our lives.
- Pharmaceuticals. Drug trials will take not years, but hours; thousands of new and effective drugs will be created through computer modeling:
- Combating corruption. AI will instantly calculate real market prices in public tenders, eliminating "overpricing" and abuses (as seen in India, which has already saved billions):
- Effective taxation. By analyzing banking expenses and systemic data, governments will easily uncover the shadow economy, easing the burden on compliant businesses and increasing the budgets of countries worldwide:
- Rapid justice. 80% of administrative cases will be resolved within hours. Courts will become lightning-fast and completely impartial (for example, in Estonia, court timelines have already been reduced by five times):
All this opens up enormous opportunities for our country. We simply need to move beyond the local mindset and look at the world from a global and large-scale perspective."
