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As AI systems become more capable and ubiquitous, they risk eroding something fundamental to human experience.

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The evolving landscape of digital privacy, decentralization and digital assets has challenged traditional regulatory frameworks and reshaped social, economic and governance structures.

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The United States, which pioneered the technologies of transformation, is playing defence in a profoundly altered global context.