If you were designing the rules for AI ethics worldwide, what is the single most important rule you add?

Depends. We already lost. The question is whether you want influence in what comes next.

Both. Regulation buys time, retraining builds the skill you'll need anyway.

Here's the thing: Privacy first. If I can't turn it off, it's not augmentation, it's surveillance.

No contest — Regulation. If AI does your job for 10%, the 90% goes to capital, not to you.

The real answer is Retrain. Fighting AI is fighting the tide. Learn to conduct the orchestra.

It's not the tech, it's the incentive structure. Fix that or AI makes it worse.