As a high-ranking policymaker, you stand at the intersection of innovation and protection. The laws you craft and the oversight you enforce will set the legal boundaries for AI—balancing economic growth against civil liberties and national security.
Step into the halls of power and decide how boldly (or cautiously) you’ll steer our AI future.
Backlash Against AI
It only took one day after the first chatbot came out for people to start asking it how to make meth.
Within a month, AI-generated scams and deepfakes flooded social media. Years later, identity theft, blackmail, and misinformation are rampant. Public trust is eroding and citizens demand action.
However, lobbyists urge you to delay regulation, representing AI Corps that fund campaigns and supply military tech. Do you clamp down on AI now, or risk backlash by siding with industry?
New Surveillance Tech
A new AI-powered surveillance system lets the government track every citizen’s movements in real time and flag “suspicious” behavior before a crime is committed.
Civil liberties groups warn this power could be weaponized against dissent, but security agencies insist it’s vital for stopping terrorism.
Do you blacklist this software to protect civil liberties, or adopt it in the name of security?
Global AI Treaty
Nations worldwide are racing to develop advanced AI, each with their own standards and ambitions. Some propose a global treaty to set ethical guidelines, share breakthroughs, and prevent misuse.
Others fear losing their competitive edge or compromising national security.
Do you join the treaty, promoting international cooperation and safety, or opt out to prioritize your country’s interests and autonomy?