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Should countries create an international body with real authority to oversee frontier AI?

Should record-setting athletes receive standardized bonuses across men’s and women’s teams?

Should national sports funding reward participation growth as much as medal results?

Should women’s international cricket milestones receive equal prime-time promotion?

Should international technology rules be enforceable rather than voluntary?

Should location privacy violations trigger automatic independent audits?

Should digital well-being support be treated like a routine public-health service?

Should families set shared screen-free hours rather than individual limits?

Should schools teach practical habits for managing social media’s effects on identity and well-being?

Should entertainment platforms add stronger friction before users share outrage-driven content?

Should awards shows reserve equal airtime for craft categories and acting awards?

Should major media outlets cover women’s sports milestones as prominently as men’s?

Should corporate boards face personal accountability for repeated privacy violations?

Should companies be required to pay customers when they misuse location data?

Should privacy fines be tied to a technology company’s global revenue?

Schools and communities should offer structured programs to help young people manage social media's effects on identity and well-being.

Regulators should impose substantial fines on technology companies that unlawfully track users' location data.

Women's cricket milestones should receive the same level of media coverage and institutional recognition as men's achievements.

Schools should integrate generative AI tools into teaching, learning, and student support with clear responsible-use guidelines.

A new international body should be established to oversee AI development and ensure it remains under human control.