Hard AI legislation (Zero-Trust)
▾Replace self-regulation with enforceable safety boundaries, automatic pauses when dangerous, and independent testing.
Protection of people and work
▾Prevent AI-driven exploitation (such as algorithmic price and wage setting) and the erosion of public services.
Break up Big Tech monopolies
▾Reduce the massive reliance on a handful of tech giants and secure the entire digital supply chain more strictly.
Implement robust 'defence-in-depth', strict basic cyber hygiene, and zero-trust architectures against escalating (AI) attacks.
Transparency and whistleblowers
▾Mandate the reporting of incidents and explicitly protect employees when they raise fundamental security risks.
Proactively share threat intelligence across borders and close the 'cyber inequality' gap by supporting vulnerable parties.
Sustainability and physical security
▾Set hard climate and energy limits on new data centers and protect physical infrastructure from new AI threats.
Public innovation and board accountability
▾Develop AI in the public interest (independent of commercial tech giants) and hold boards co-responsible for cyber failures.
