This isn’t about slowing technology down.
It’s about designing systems that know where they must stop.
Human agency doesn’t survive by accident. It survives by being explicitly designed into decision processes, governance models, and accountability structures.
Not as a fallback. Not as an exception. But as a deliberate choice.
Because the most important decisions are not the ones systems can make — but the ones we choose to keep ours.
Where does human agency begin in your systems — and where should it never end?
