The Future of Digital Governance
summary
Singapore leads Asia on AI and digital asset rules while the British Commonwealth Secretariat issues a model law on stablecoins usable by smaller jurisdictions. The core claim is that AI agents executing trades 24/7 require settlement on blockchain rails for programmable money — CBDCs for sovereigns and stablecoins for industry — and that governance must be codified into platforms rather than left to paper policies; gaming’s 3D/payment stacks already prototype that future.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:15Leading jurisdictions in AI and digital asset governance
- 1:40The challenge of regulating AI agents
- 3:18Blockchain rails and future financial infrastructure
- 4:11Advice for Web3 and AI leaders
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