Core Concept - The emergence of a "spiritual intelligence society" is seen as a necessary response to the AI era, emphasizing human unique values such as insight, deep connections with the world, and the impulse to create meaning [1][23]. Group 1: Cognitive Abilities - Knowledge serves as the foundational code of cognition, representing structured experiences and basic understanding of the world [2]. - Insight is described as a cross-disciplinary understanding built upon knowledge, experience, and thought, enabling complex problem-solving [3]. - Spiritual intelligence is characterized as a higher cognitive ability that involves sudden insights and the ability to see connections in seemingly unrelated areas [4]. Group 2: Mechanisms Behind Spiritual Intelligence - Neuroscience indicates that specific brain areas activate during moments of insight, suggesting that spiritual intelligence can be enhanced through training [6]. - Genetic factors may influence the expression of spiritual intelligence, indicating a potential innate sensitivity to certain cognitive processes [8]. - The environment plays a crucial role in the development of spiritual intelligence, with cultural and social contexts providing fertile ground for its growth [9]. Group 3: The Role of Knowledge, Insight, and Spiritual Intelligence - Knowledge must be systematically connected to support the emergence of spiritual intelligence, as seen in the examples of successful individuals [11]. - Insight requires time and diverse experiences to develop, highlighting the importance of cross-disciplinary exposure [12]. - Spiritual intelligence often arises in situations where knowledge and insight are insufficient, leading to breakthroughs in understanding [13]. Group 4: Future Implications in the AI Era - The nature of work is expected to shift from mere survival to self-expression, with AI taking over repetitive tasks [16]. - Education will evolve from rote learning to awakening individual potential, focusing on real-world problem-solving [17]. - Daily life will prioritize present experiences, fostering deeper interpersonal connections and mindfulness [18]. Group 5: AI as a Catalyst for Spiritual Intelligence - AI can alleviate mundane tasks, allowing individuals to focus on meaningful questions and creative thinking [20]. - AI facilitates cross-disciplinary connections, enhancing the potential for insights and innovative ideas [21]. - Future AI systems may act as partners in fostering a spiritual intelligence society, creating environments conducive to personal and communal growth [22].

Group 1 - The core idea emphasizes the need to transition from dualistic thinking to holistic thinking, recognizing that the value of the whole often exceeds the sum of its parts [1] - Traditional industries have made significant progress through the transformation of knowledge and information over the past 50 years, indicating that knowledge as a fundamental resource can create new value and business models [1] - Knowledge-driven enterprises, particularly digital-native companies and traditional firms excelling in digital transformation, are experiencing rapid growth despite many companies facing stagnation [1] Group 2 - The concept of symbiosis arises from the new space created by knowledge, highlighting that knowledge and creativity are significant sources of productivity [2] - The exploration of knowledge has been a fundamental question since ancient times, with Socrates questioning the essence of knowledge [3] - Various philosophical perspectives on knowledge have evolved, including the idea that knowledge is a belief, an objective fact, or a dynamic cognition based on action [7][10][12] Group 3 - The understanding of knowledge involves recognizing the relationship between objective facts and subjective cognition, emphasizing the role of experience [19] - Knowledge is defined as a dynamic process that involves the transformation of cognition and action, which is crucial for effective practice [19] - The integration of knowledge and action is essential, as true knowledge must manifest in practice to be considered valid [21]