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Deepfakes make trusted procedures and fast public communication more important.

Markets can price a technology quickly; economies absorb it slowly.

Preventive investment competes with urgent spending despite often producing larger long-run savings.

Strong legislatures turn complex policy into questions the public can follow.

Digital payments expand access, but access alone does not guarantee resilience.

Connectivity improves efficiency while expanding the attack surface of critical infrastructure.

Governments increasingly see compute, data and models as strategic infrastructure.

Advanced computing depends on electricity, water, materials and specialised supply chains.

Openness supports research and competition while raising questions about misuse.

Government adoption will be judged by reliability, auditability and citizen outcomes.