How should markets, businesses, groups, and individuals be regulated or limited differently in the face of diminishing state power and the intelligification (Verbeek, p217) and networking of the material world?

State power is weakening, and the environment is becoming more interconnected and intelligent. Regulation must move towards governance that shares responsibility in our economy, technology, and policy. Large markets need global oversight to prevent negative effects on everyday citizens. Companies should also have strict technology regulations and be held accountable for how it is used. Communities and groups should have a say in how local smart systems function. Additionally, citizens need clear rights and skills to understand them. Regulation must be adaptable globally and built into technology to protect civil liberties.