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Can our institutions catch up with our technology? Governance in the digital age needs a reboot.
What does effective governance look like in an age of black-box algorithms, borderless data, and rapid innovation? In this concluding episode, Rohinton Medhora examines how governments must rethink their role—not only in regulating monopolies or shaping markets, but in safeguarding human rights, fostering global cooperation, and building institutions fit for the intangible era. From digital charters to algorithmic accountability and the need for a "Digital Stability Board," this episode explores bold ideas for restoring agency, equity, and foresight in governance.
Learn more at invisibleeconomy.org
As data, intellectual property, and intangible assets eclipse physical capital, how do we ensure that policy, society, and institutions keep pace?
In this series, renowned economist Rohinton Medhora guides us through the fundamental shifts redefining value, labor, governance, and global cooperation in the 21st century. The Invisible Economy offers an essential roadmap for navigating the world we’re already living in—and the one that’s rapidly unfolding.
Directed by Matthew Kulvicki
Produced by Nick Alpha
Can our institutions catch up with our technology? Governance in the digital age needs a reboot.
What does effective governance look like in an age of black-box algorithms, borderless data, and rapid innovation? In this concluding episode, Rohinton Medhora examines how governments must rethink their role—not only in regulating monopolies or shaping markets, but in safeguarding human rights, fostering global cooperation, and building institutions fit for the intangible era. From digital charters to algorithmic accountability and the need for a "Digital Stability Board," this episode explores bold ideas for restoring agency, equity, and foresight in governance.
Learn more at invisibleeconomy.org
As data, intellectual property, and intangible assets eclipse physical capital, how do we ensure that policy, society, and institutions keep pace?
In this series, renowned economist Rohinton Medhora guides us through the fundamental shifts redefining value, labor, governance, and global cooperation in the 21st century. The Invisible Economy offers an essential roadmap for navigating the world we’re already living in—and the one that’s rapidly unfolding.
Directed by Matthew Kulvicki
Produced by Nick Alpha
![Fear and Loathing in Expertise [Rob Johnson]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OPCNEOtZelQ/mqdefault.jpg "Fear and Loathing in Expertise [Rob Johnson]
Expertise is broken. Trust is eroding. Enough is enough.
Rob Johnson and INET are calling on you to join us in redoubling our efforts. We are here to support you in learning about the systemic challenges we face, and to provide the tools necessary to shine light on darkness. Together we will fix this mess, because a society without trust is no society at all.
Produced by Matthew Kulvicki & Nick Alpha")
