Our world is rapidly getting more dependent from Knowledge and data bases. The pace of this process is increasing and technology innovation waves are changing each other at the moment of life of current generations.

This process is leading to the emergence of new post-information society, having access to the greatest minds and resources. Big corporations collect different types of data, from which we can get accumulated knowledge about our world, societies of different countries and collective behaviour of Human Beings. This knowledge is getting the most guarded secret, while we can trace the trend of democratisation of technologies and algorithms, which we call AI, getting smarter and smarter by absorbing experience of many generations of high level professionals, whose data was carefully saved for future generations.

This experience allow us to escape from imperfections, which are caused by Human factor.
Underlined technologies are getting cheaper and easy accessible for developers and start ups.
Societies, which cannot adopt to this challenges suffer more from the illnesses of laziness and fear or lack of accepting risks highly qualified labour.

Technology gap divide our world into high-tech clusters and grey areas.
But will the world turn completely into that post-information world? Will we see the migration of people to the centers of Big data and far from it depending upon the mentioned characteristics? And who will get the benefits?

Trying to imagine the future, we extrapolate the current trends. But future can bring us surprises. Though monopolyic structures, collecting and protecting knowledge and data limit the ability of new comers to complete in activities, full of routine tasks (driving, taking records, making simple diagnostics by comparing with the existing knowledge), Looking deeply we can see that they also change the norms and rules of game, making an attempt to give human beings an opportunity to realise themselves in more intelligent tasks, connected to the creation of something new (ideas, pieces of art).

AI helps us to look at ourselves from the perspective of that perfect accumulated knowledge, realised in 300 dimensions vectors and numbers, allowing AI to do everything it was created for (learning human languages, understanding images or imitating the masterpieces of art).
This struggle to perfection makes AI closer to its developers and enrich our experience of ourselves.

 Ksenia Ibragimova  is Leading Expert at ,Moscow State Institute of International Affairs.