The morning meeting of #WorldComputerDay was filled with various significant ideas:
💡 Regulation is not the enemy of technology. In fact, regulation exists to combat bad actors.
💡 Technology can support regulatory goals, and regulation should be independent of technology.
💡 Switzerland's approach to digital asset regulation represents an extremely strong method of balancing innovation and user protection.
💡 Poor regulation can greatly hinder innovation, while good regulation can encourage the market to function properly.
💡 Central banks traditionally do not engage in innovation. However, inaction also carries risks, so central banks are embracing innovation to see how technology can help them do their jobs better.
💡 By fully leveraging technology, we can build a more inclusive and smarter democratic nation than we have now.
💡 Self-regulation is not feasible, especially in deep tech, where technology always moves faster than the law.
💡 Wyoming legislators brought $10 billion and 10,000 projects to the state by collaborating with the tech industry, shaping best legislative practices for multiple states and countries.