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Emerging technologies create a wave where small groups can match nations and development outpaces law, and governance gaps grow as autonomy and dual‑use multiply; the talk claims four defining traits — asymmetry, hyper‑evolution, omniuse, autonomy — and argues digital sovereignty requires decentralizing control, building resilient infrastructure and cybersecurity, and promoting community platforms like Fediverse and free software so transparency and collaboration replace opaque corporate dependency.
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