Santiago Castellà, President of the Port of Tarragona and of Barcelona-Catalunya Centre Logístic, Director of the Tarragona Smart Mediterranean City Chair and of the Zigurat–University of Barcelona Master’s Degree in Smart City Management, Secretary-General of the Pro Royal European Academy of Doctors Foundation and full member of the Royal European Academy of Doctors (READ), addressed at the 10th International Academic Meeting held by the Royal Corporation between 15 and 20 March in various German cities under the general title “The Rhine as a Current of Knowledge: Cross-Border Dialogues” the challenge posed to today’s adult generations by the change of era ushered in by the technological revolution driving the development of artificial intelligence. The academic presented the paper “The Decline of Europe’s Universal(izable) Proposal: the Human Being Reduced from Narrative to Data,” in which he analysed the profound crisis affecting Europe’s universal proposal and, with it, the human condition itself in the 21st century. “The profound technological changes we are experiencing, beyond giving rise to new social, political and economic realities in a prevailing geopolitics of chaos, entail much more than that: surely the most transcendent change of Era ever experienced by humanity, one in which the human condition itself also requires new definitions. The end of historically and symbolically constructed narratives, through the passage from myth to logos, now becomes obsolete, inefficient and irrelevant in a new reality built upon or reduced to data. Thus, the analysis of what is happening to us becomes a melancholic, fearful and stirring account for a generation that resists being the last Enlightenment generation of narrative, in order to become the first humanists of data,” the expert began in his reflection. For Castellà, we are living through the most transcendent change of era in history: an accelerated transition from the world of narrative, built