The End of the Digital Age

Satyam Dhar

doi:10.1145/3771774

May 26, 2026Communications of the ACM

The End of the Digital Age

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This research examines how the digital revolution has allowed artificial intelligence to imitate human expertise.
Analysis of digital transformation impacts on various sectors.
Review of literature on AI development and its implications for authorship.
Evaluation of case studies demonstrating value erosion due to AI capabilities.
AI demonstrates the ability to replicate complex human skills on a large scale.
Erosion of traditional authorship occurs as AI-generated content increases.
Value perception of human-created work declines with the rise of AI counterparts.

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Exploring how the digital revolution enables AI to replicate human expertise, affecting authorship and value.

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How the successes of the digital revolution have enabled artificial intelligence to replicate human expertise at scale, eroding both authorship and value.

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