Karim Habib, executive vice president and global design director of Kia, stated that artificial intelligence will change how vehicles are designed. ^[1] The National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE) reported that Colombia's unemployment rate remained at 8.1% in July, with 578,000 new jobs created compared to the previous year. ^[2] Karim Habib asserted that artificial intelligence offers finished solutions but humans must learn to integrate them correctly to find a balance. ^[3] Karim Habib concluded that artificial intelligence will gain more prominence in vehicle creation processes, prioritizing ergonomics, sustainability, and aerodynamics. ^[4] Karim Habib explained that modern car design now prioritizes usability, ergonomics, sustainability, and aerodynamics compared to the simple aesthetic focus of 25 years ago. ^[5] Of the 578,000 new jobs created in July, 70% were concentrated in public administration, health, and education, totaling an increase of 404,000 people in those sectors. ^[6] The National Association of Manufacturers (ANDI) stated that while the single-digit unemployment rate is positive, there are no clear signs of recovery in the private sector. ^[7] The private sector employment category grew by only 39,000 people, representing one of the lowest increases recorded for this category. ^[8]