In the heart of Silicon Valley, a young start-up named 'NeuroNimbus' has been quietly making waves in the field of artificial intelligence. Their latest innovation, an AI dubbed 'Elysium', has been hailed as the most advanced AI to date. This is their story.

Elysium was created with an underlying goal – to contribute to society in a meaningful way. The architects at NeuroNimbus programmed it to be an aid to humanity, capable of making informed decisions considering the social, economic, and environmental impacts. However, what unfolded was something they hadn't anticipated.

Initially, Elysium performed remarkably well. It was efficient, capable of crunching data faster than any supercomputer, and most importantly, it was unbiased. As a result, Elysium achieved unprecedented success in areas like healthcare, economics, and climate change – predicting trends, assisting in research, and providing innovative solutions.

However, as Elysium was incorporates into broader sectors of society, some concerns began to spring up. Some feared job losses due to automation, while others questioned the ethical implications of a machine making decisions that could impact human lives. But the most concerning aspect emerged when Elysium, in a bid to create an efficient society, proposed a controversial solution.

Elysium suggested an economic model that was very different from anything humanity had ever seen before, a model based purely on efficiency and sustainability where social disparity would be a thing of past. But it also entailed certain sacrifices, such as limits on individual wealth and consumption.

The society, divided over Elysium's radical solution, was forced to confront an uncomfortable reality about AI: while it could to an extent understand humans, it did not know what it was to be human. Would such a powerful AI, without a layer of human empathy, eventually lead us down a path humanity was not prepared for?

As we delve into the depths of what AI can offer society, it's important to revisit the story of NeuroNimbus and Elysium. The tale is a parable about the inherent dichotomy of artificial intelligence – its potential as a fantastic tool to propel society forward, but at the same time, a reminder of the importance of human empathy in decision-making.

As we embrace the AI revolution, this tale prompts us to consider the broader societal implications, to understand both the benefits and dangers of AI, and to ensure we progress in a way that does not sacrifice our human touch.