While I was browsing my e -mail recently, a remarkable address of an e -mail was stopped with a direct invitation: “Invest in artificial intelligence leaders.” At first glance, I thought it was a passing commercial declaration, but the curiosity prompted me to open the message, so if it talks about specific companies such as “Alpha” owned by Google, “Microsoft”, “Apple”, and “Inviteia”, as the leaders who draw the features of the new world today, it was not just marketing to shares, but rather it seemed as an invitation to think about the meaning of investment in minds and leaders Technology is the biggest bet of our time.
She wondered: Is it an invitation to individuals to enter this world and prosecute his fast profits? Or is it an attempt to involve public opinion in pursuing the deep transformations that formulate the global economy? In 2025, we are witnessing with our own eyes how artificial intelligence has become present in all details of life: from simultaneous translation programs to diagnosis of diseases, and from self -driving cars to media platforms that make news with automated analysis, and estimates indicate that the size of the global artificial intelligence market that exceeded $ 500 billion this year, is a candidate to rise to more than $ 1.8 trillion by 2030, at a rate of growth exceeding 30% annually, this, this is this The numbers reveal that the issue is no longer a future dream, but a standing reality led by these digital leaders.
However, the deeper question is not only about profits, but also from the future dimensions, as the investor when he puts his money in companies such as “Microsoft” or “Inviteia”, he is really betting on the ability of leaders to create and direct algorithms, and here the challenge lies: Will they lead to the creation of 97 million new jobs as the World Economic Forum expect Social? In fact, China, for example, pumped more than 20 billion dollars annually in training artificial intelligence leaders, while Europe passes strict risk control laws, while the United States continues its open investment approach, despite the possibilities of infallible monopoly or exploitation of data.
When I looked at the mail that received me, I realized that the invitation is not just a financial investment adventure, but rather an alarm bell that reminds us that the future of societies is at a crossroads, investing in the leaders of artificial intelligence is an investment in the form of the upcoming civilization, as much as it is a bet on market profits.
The mail closed, but the questions remained open: Are we the one who leads artificial intelligence, or do we let it lead us? Perhaps the real gain is not in quick profits, but rather in investing in human awareness of his time, because he alone is able to determine whether artificial intelligence is a obedient servant … or a new master of the digital era.
* Media and academic researcher
