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The last decade was the age of smart devices, smart cities, and smart systems — but wisdom got lost somewhere in the cloud. According to McKinsey, over 60% of global companies now rely on AI in daily operations, yet fewer than 15% of executives believe their organization has ethical frameworks to guide those decisions. This gap is precisely what DebitMyData is designed to close.
“Technology without empathy becomes extraction,” Preska Thomas ( founder of DebitMyData) says. “The systems of the future must feel as human as the people they serve.”
Companies that prioritize emotional intelligence, ethics, and human intuition will define the new economy more than artificial intelligence ever could.
By integrating emotional intelligence into digital economics, Preska Thomas envisions a future where technology amplifies human values rather than replacing them. DebitMyData™’s architecture isn’t built on data extraction but on data empathy — systems that recognize consent, reward contribution, and build trust at scale.
“The next wave of leadership will belong to those who can bridge tech with emotion — logic with love,” Thomas notes.
Redefining Leadership in the Age of Intelligence
Preska represents a rare archetype of founder: a woman who blends mindful intelligence with digital innovation. In a male-dominated data economy often governed by speed, metrics, and competition, her leadership prioritizes intuition, collaboration, and ethical clarity.
She believes organizations that cultivate emotional literacy will outperform those that merely optimize productivity. A 2024 Harvard Business Review study supports this: companies led by emotionally intelligent executives deliver 20% higher employee engagement and 26% greater customer trust than those focused purely on efficiency.
For Preska, this isn’t just about better performance — it’s about evolution. “AI may be artificial,” she says, “but intelligence is not what makes us human — empathy is.”
The Human Ecosystem of Tomorrow
Looking ahead, Thomas sees DebitMyData™ not as a standalone company but as an ecosystem enabler. The platform’s roadmap envisions partnerships with creators, enterprises, and civic systems across continents — each node contributing to what she calls the Human Data Economy, where privacy, consent, and compensation coexist by design.
Imagine a world where your digital identity is a living asset — secure, owned by you, and capable of generating fair value across every interaction. This isn’t fiction. By 2030, the global personal data economy is projected to surpass $1 trillion, yet less than 5% of that currently returns to individuals. DebitMyData™ aims to change that — not by disruption, but by restoration.
“We’re not replacing the system,” Preska clarifies. “We’re rebuilding it — with heart at the center.”
Preska’s work signals a deeper evolution in tech culture — from an industry driven by speed and scale to one that honors reflection and purpose. She often says the future will belong to “soulful systems” — technologies that integrate human complexity rather than simplify it.
And as the world grapples with the consequences of automation and digital dependency, her message is resonating with a new generation of founders, thinkers, and creators who crave meaning as much as success.
The truth is, emotional intelligence may be the ultimate form of innovation.
And in Preska Thomas’s hands, it’s becoming infrastructure.
