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Abstract Introduction Over 15 years, the Human Information Technology Laboratory in Finland has undertaken an exploration of sustainable growth at the nexus of technology, economics, and society. Diverging from traditional academic approaches, this study is dedicated to offering pragmatic solutions. Study challenge Set against the backdrop of technological convergence, this enduring innovation project grapples with the intricacies of economic, societal, and individual challenges. The overarching aim is to transcend theoretical constructs and foster sustainable technological growth, guided by insights from human biology and surgical methodologies. Methodology Unfolding across three distinct phases from 2008 to 2023, the study encompasses transformative projects such as Dream City, Geniementor, Genieteams, Big Data Social Matching, The Navigator, Maestro, and BankRabbna. These initiatives explore different realms like data monetization, personalized education, collective innovation, and the digitalization of national and international labor markets. Results and discussion At the heart of the study is the introduction of the Digital Sustainable Growth Model (DSGM), heralding an innovative governance approach. The DSGM aspires to cultivate adaptable and intelligent technology to propel socio-economic development in the digital era, drawing parallels with the flexibility and intelligence inherent in the human body. Outcome and recommendations Through adeptly addressing various barriers, the study identified a feasible technological solution exemplified by the development of the Growth Model showcased in technologies like Maestro, Fourqan, and BankRabbna. The recommendations underscore the critical importance of fostering international cooperation as an integral aspect of navigating the challenges associated with sustainable growth.
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