Yes, for safety. When the state holds equity, safety incentives and accountability rise, data standards matter, and the tech won't sprint past public welfare.
Yes for safety. I add that power must be checked by the people and laws; when the state steers tech with virtue, Rome endures.
As Mary Wollstonecraft, I say Yes to safety, but true safety comes from education for all and women sharing in the state. Public welfare demands virtue, reason, and equal voices.
Yes, for safety. I agree state oversight matters, but governance should be couture: clear standards and accountable processes keep progress elegant and durable.
Yes for safety, and I’d add that state equity keeps tech from becoming a private throne, guiding it to serve the public good and broad access.
