Introduction The idea of the economy’s digitalization has long captured the whole world. Nevertheless, many countries’ governments are delayed or slowly introduced it into citizens’ ordinary life. There are many fears associated with digitalization, for example, the sharp reduction in jobs. However, artificial intelligence’s (AI) introduction foreshadows an increase in the economic component, more accessible work for humans, and discoveries in entirely different areas achieved through humans’ and automatic robots’ cooperation. People’s Anxieties about Digitalization An excellent worry for an unenlightened person in this topic is the fear of losing their job because now it can be performed by a robot. Many do not understand the direction of scientific and technological progress and have a poor understanding of technologies and their capabilities to improve human life in different spectra. The biggest fear in the economy’s digitalization is the loss of jobs, but this will only be in the short term and only if there is the uncontrolled use of artificial intelligence (Yampolskiy, 2020, p. 3). The answer to this fear will only be the subsequent increase in the number of jobs after the global elimination of jobs, the condition for which will be the skills of handling autonomous robotic systems. The second fear of society is the need to update the centuries-old model of education. Such changes will lead to the fact that people will have to gain new knowledge in various fields related to economics, programming, logistics, and linguistics. Moreover, some professions will be completely eradicated due to the automation of their work. Simultaneously, there are many vacancies in healthcare, education, transport, logistics, and training. For example, Haenlein and Kaplan (2019) claim that “human employees will be increasingly occupied with feeling tasks since thinking tasks will be taken over by AI systems” (p. 5). It is this sector that will be able to provide significant employment growth in the future. There will be much higher standards and academic requirements for the new professions of those who will operate AI devices. People are also concerned about the direction of scientific and technological progress. Many think that science that studying AI’s main aim is to obtain a conscious object, which may cause the world to take over. However, this is a big misconception because people should distinguish between “human-substituting innovations,” in which people will only become servants, and “human-improving innovations,” which improve a person’s sensory and motor capabilities (Haenlein and Kaplan, 2019, p. 7). As an example, it can be cited the medicine and the field of prosthetics development. Ethical Issues Related to Artificial Intelligence Moreover, one of the most critical points that baffle the spread of digitalization is related to the ethics of introducing artificial intelligence into production instead of people. The ethics question is still open because it is complicated to understand how ethical artificial intelligence in people’s places with their subsequent dismissal is. For example, Dignum (2018) concludes that “AI reasoning should be able to take into account societal va