Carl Benedikt Frey, an economist, says: "The USSR was efficient in construction; however, to innovate, a decentralized system is required."

The academic published an essay studying the history of technological advancement and how the new revolution might influence the coming years. Some countries, like Japan, stagnated economically. Frey, who answered this interview via videoconference, focuses on the most planned economy, the Soviet Union. The latter collapsed in the 1990s after 40 years of economic growth, as if it had begun to crumble long before. Sometimes the future is nothing more than a projection of what is happening in the present, and it is difficult to predict. Therefore: what kind of order will the current artificial intelligence revolution generate?