Today, digital civilization is the challenge of the 21st century. Born of the development of communication techniques, it is one of the fundamental dimensions in which the transmutation of societies, knowledge and powers, and better still of mankind, is played out. Digital civilization implies an existential change, for with it "we are entering a new world that digital technology enriches, transforms and monitors." (Cardon, 2019, p. 9.) We are in a new era where the pulse of contemporary societies beats to the rhythm of digital advances. We are far from neglecting the increasingly pervasive impact of digital realities on our societies. Nor can we ignore the devastating upheavals in our natural and cultural environment as a result of the irreversible spread of digital civilization.Digital civilization is sounding the alarm for the transmutation of humanity. A humanity in which almost all human activities are organized around new digital technologies.