Mirko Farina is a Full Professor of Philosophy of Technology and AI in the School of Philosophy and Social Development at Huaqiao University, a Talent C of the Fujian Province, and the Head of the Human-Machine Interaction Lab at the Institute for Digital Economy and Artificial Systems [Xiamen University and Lomonosov Moscow State University]. Personal Website: https://mirkofarina.weebly.com/Paolo Ciancarini is a Tenured Professor at the Department of Computer Scienceand Engineering of the University of Bologna – Alma Mater Studiorum. He lectureson software engineering and software architecture. Xiao Yu is the Founder & Executive Secretary-General of the Institute for Digital Economy & Artificial Systems. He is also the Founder & Director of the Sichuan Key Laboratory for Digital Administration & Organizational Synergy, (DAOS Lab, 2023–), a government-affiliated research institute jointly built by the Sichuan Provincial Big Data Bureau and the Sichuan Administration Institute.Jin Chen is a Full Professor at the Department of Innovation, Entrepreneurship, andStrategy, Tsinghua University. He is also the Director of the Research Center forTechnological Innovation, Tsinghua University.

• PART A Engineering and politics1. The digital transformation of the public sector: The roles of the product owner2. Exploring new formulations for distributive fairness in intelligent decision-making3. The coevolution dilemma and the artificial intelligence paradox4. Navigating digital sovereignty within regional integration: A conceptual framework5. The reality of digital states6. Navigating the nexus of international order and artificial intelligence regulation: Divergent approaches and global governance implicationsPART B – Economy and philosophy7. Key factors for successful digital transformation in business organizations8. Unilateral sanctions in the cyber age: The impact on state sovereignty and human rights9. Digital transformation as a tool for integration in the Eurasian Economic Union10. From innovation to inaction: Why digital energy fails to empower citizens11. Balancing the scales: Understanding and addressing algorithmic gender discrimination12. Digital transformation and identity13. The critique of human-centered artificial intelligence: Why it is questionable and why it calls for a radical transformation of the human—artificial intelligence relationPART C - New frontiers14. The digitalization of the humanities: Recent trends and future prospects15. Digital transformation and propaganda in the large language models era16. Digital transformation in education: Higher education for everyone17. Criminal justice and artificial intelligence: A defense of the restricted application model for algorithmic sentencing support

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