Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/suWbqaqxtb3.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter How should we govern technologies that change faster than our institutions can legislate? [oyUtkc7Z4B9] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT Traditionally, regulation has been like steering a large ship: slow and deliberative. In the Intelligent Age, we need it to be more like riding a surfboard: keeping balance on fast-moving waves. ➡️ This does not mean less governance. It means governance that learns as quickly as the systems it oversees. More in my book 'Restoring Truth and Trust', available from all major booksellers: ➡️🔗 #IntelligentAge aEa6ZWY8BLq DEakDiaadTq Zz1729n0eas vXePlkQwzrX QbHLrixefpv cPLcUSYBhsR ne5ZtRGBzYO
Traditionally, regulation has been like steering a large ship: slow and deliberative. In the Intelligent Age, we need it to be more like riding a surfboard: keeping balance on fast-moving waves. ➡️ This does not mean less governance. It means governance that learns as quickly as the systems it oversees. More in my book 'Restoring Truth and Trust', available from all major booksellers: ➡️🔗 #IntelligentAge aEa6ZWY8BLq DEakDiaadTq Zz1729n0eas vXePlkQwzrX QbHLrixefpv cPLcUSYBhsR ne5ZtRGBzYO