3 ways to rebuild trust in how we regulate technology
Trust in governance is at an all-time low - and this is a problem. Here are three recommendations for policymakers to help build a more trustworthy - and trusted - governance framework fo...
20 years´ biotech industry career with BioInnovators Europe, Novozymes and Monsanto based in Berlin, Copenhagen, Brussels, Washington, and St.Louis. Building a viable path for the introduction of bio-innovations – a path that is politically, legally and socially practiable: This is my passion. Global over-use of resources suggests that more-of-the-same can´t be the answer. More sustainable solutions are required. Innovation has a key role to play. What policies, regulations, frameworks for decision should govern these innovations? Developing responsible, rational, science-based, creative, socially acceptable answers to these critical questions is what I´m all about. Legal education at Bonn, Göttingen, Heidelberg and Tübingen Universities. Doctorate on EU framework governing “deliberate release” of biotech products.
Trust in governance is at an all-time low - and this is a problem. Here are three recommendations for policymakers to help build a more trustworthy - and trusted - governance framework fo...
Recent citizen activism may be crucial if the Fourth Industrial Revolution is also to be a First Empowerment Revolution that benefits people and the planet.
If there is one factor critical to the success of all Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies, from AI to gene editing, from robotics to nanotech, it is trust in technology govern...
The first tragedy involving a self-driving car has shaken trust in high tech.
Citizens are highlighting where big tech is out of step and failing to earn the trust of society. This is good, not bad news for tech companies.