The Second Amendment and its utility is still a debate. ( and a quagmire for non-Americans)
It’s consequences bemoaned ever so often but never loud enough to effect a meaningful change in everyday life.
I mention this as “freedom” from a leviathan is touted as the fundamental governing factor. Moreover it is mostly barricaded by national boundaries, arms trade notwithstanding.
AI could be all pervasive internationally. Further, private actors could be empowered unleashing the next “war on terror”.
Sadly, imho it cannot be a simple rights issue. It requires the equivalent of the NPT or more with enforceable international law.
Perhaps sounds authoritarian. But then, humankind needs to be “civilised” in technology use before handing over the reins to democratic norms and constitutional rights.
The Second Amendment and its utility is still a debate. ( and a quagmire for non-Americans)
It’s consequences bemoaned ever so often but never loud enough to effect a meaningful change in everyday life.
I mention this as “freedom” from a leviathan is touted as the fundamental governing factor. Moreover it is mostly barricaded by national boundaries, arms trade notwithstanding.
AI could be all pervasive internationally. Further, private actors could be empowered unleashing the next “war on terror”.
Sadly, imho it cannot be a simple rights issue. It requires the equivalent of the NPT or more with enforceable international law.
Perhaps sounds authoritarian. But then, humankind needs to be “civilised” in technology use before handing over the reins to democratic norms and constitutional rights.
The transparency that is referred to in the Awareness point - is that available today as precedence?
It's not available today. But I think it should be a requirement, at least in certain settings.