It's time to regulate AI to protect meaning, not just safety
AI regulation shouldn't only cover safety and privacy. We need frameworks that protect meaning, belonging, and the right to feel needed in a post-AI world.
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AI workflow architecture matters because AI adoption fails when tools know the task but not the operating context around it.
AI regulation shouldn't only cover safety and privacy. We need frameworks that protect meaning, belonging, and the right to feel needed in a post-AI world.
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