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Artificial Intelligence & the Future of Humanity presents a powerful collection of critical perspectives on how AI is transforming the global landscape—politically, economically, ecologically, and ethically. Bridging North–South divides and disciplinary boundaries, this volume examines both the promises and perils of AI across sectors such as labour, agriculture, warfare, healthcare, migration, and environmental governance. Drawing on case studies from Latin America, Europe, Asia, and the United States, the book challenges techno-determinist narratives and underscores the urgent need for democratic oversight, sustainability, and social justice. A vital resource for scholars, policymakers, and engaged citizens, it sparks essential dialogue on the futures we are building with AI.