Transcending Boundaries: Evolving Transhumanist Technologies in International Business and Associated Consideration
Kavita Sharma, Tarun Kumar Makhija
Journal of Economics, Management and Trade · pp. 48–56 · Published 17 Apr 2024
10.9734/jemt/2024/v30i51209Abstract
The emergence of transhumanism – the belief in using technology to enhance the human body and experience – has the potential to profoundly disrupt international business landscapes. As genetic engineering, brain-computer interfaces, and human augmentation become increasingly sophisticated, the business world is poised to encounter unprecedented challenges and opportunities. These advancements not only reshape the structure of markets but also redefine the nature of human capital and work dynamics. This paper investigates the implications of these technologies on international business, while also exploring the potential for new markets, ethical considerations, and the complexities of managing a future workforce of augmented humans. This paper investigates the implications of these technologies on international business, while also exploring the potential for new markets, ethical considerations, and the complexities of managing a future workforce of augmented humans.
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