Digital Transformation in Artificial Systems: Engineering Requirements and Political, Economic, and Philosophical Challenges is a groundbreaking work that scrutinizes the engineering necessities, political ramifications, and ethical dilemmas associated with the digital transformation, particularly within Artificial Systems. This transformative concept, which involves leveraging technological advancements to redefine operations and processes, is explored through an interdisciplinary lens, incorporating insights from computer science, engineering, philosophy, economy, and sociology. The book advocates for an inclusive digital transformation that addresses the global digital divide and promotes cooperation in digitization, industrialization, and innovation.It emphasizes the importance of understanding ethical challenges and developing fair policies that enhance human flourishing, social harmony, and moral good. The interdisciplinary framework provided by the authors offers essential insights into the forthcoming AI revolution and its societal impact. - Provides a thorough exploration of digital transformation within artificial systems, covering key concepts, methodologies, and emerging trends - Shows practical insights into implementing digital transformation strategies in artificial systems, with real-world examples and case studies that illustrate successful applications - Caters to a broad audience, including professionals, researchers, and students interested in understanding and implementing digital transformation in artificial systems