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bounds in the types of technology available all around us. i was wondering how managing policymaking, what are the changes we will be seeing? in terms of the technology itself, you are seeing huge battles over things that most americans do not understand. like net neutrality. if you ask down in the subway this afternoon, anyone over 40 would have no idea what you are talking about, chances are. those are huge battlegrounds. i think that they are not well understood by the people making the policies, because most of them are over 40. there are long-term implications by people who well understand it. this morning mica gave a terrific talk about the balance between listening in and how many people you could listen in on. a few people, all of the things that you needed to do, security threats to the country, 300 million people coloring things electronically. clearly. you cannot do it any other way. since you do not have a nationstate that is a danger to us as much as a diffuse
i would say that, i would agree with ian. public to push back a little on the slippery slope trajectory of skirting the essentialist line. but also to say that i think the politics around it can be articulated in particular ways that would also make for me would have appreciable differences with the motivations and the reasons and the justifications for taking a decision not to invest a i with this kind of responsibility and authority. we could also add one other thing, before we opened things up. is maybe if i come in trying to think of ways to civil by the approach to the kind of claim we are making in a way that might be useful, there is always risks with the simplification. people will look at a policy debate going right now in universities is the idea of using these robot grading systems, these automated systems are grading college students essays which are of course important, particularly for universities that like the business model of the mooc because how to take r