When regulators first encountered biotechnology, nanomedicine, and digital health, they adapted existing frameworks. Drugs, devices, and diagnostics each had long histories of oversight, so new technologies were folded into those categories with incremental
Introduction
Modern life is filled with examples of profit-driven harm. Tobacco companies denied the dangers of smoking for decades. Opioid manufacturers designed campaigns that helped trigger a public health crisis. Food corporations have
Why AI oversight must protect not just infrastructure, but reasoning itself
Artificial intelligence is reshaping our systems faster than most organizations can track. But as tools accelerate and outputs become more persuasive, a
I say “I could be wrong” often. Not to signal weakness, but because it’s true. I’m not here to perform certainty. I’m here to see clearly. And I want you
There was a time when noticing that language carried power felt like revelation.
We began to see how phrasing could steer perception, how passive voice could hide harm, how polished speech could obscure
