Passing this on as it may be of interest and be helpful with understanding the wider picture.
There has previously been the "Industrial Efficiency Act," in the 1936 era that is worthwhile reading. There is also previous Efficiency Acts under various titles as Industrial changes took place.
1936 is the era of when there was change with how Telecommunications /Wireless/ Broadcasting were transmitted so it's understandable where Joe Gebbia's Computer Science background may be incorporated and be of assistance as a contributor to any potential changes of Efficiency.
The 1930's is the same era as The Depression/ Holocaust and Medical experiments that were subsequently deemed to be criminal, and that of Errikesen/ Krueger fraud investigations.
Haldeman ( Musk's natural father's side of the family) attempt to fly with Ruth Elder across the Atlantic from New York to Paris and ended up running out of fuel only to be rescued by those on a Dutch Sailing vessel in the area was also around this era..
History repeats with Scientific experiments - note that Musk's Rockets/ satellites ( as well as others) have also encountered fails.
Those who are conducting them are required to comply with an assortment of existing Laws.
We are in the age of "The Information Revolution" which was also discussed in the 1960's - 1980's.
It is part of WEF which was formerly known as and set up as European Management Forum.
There's also discussions in historical newspaper archives and Parliamentary papers.
We have read figures from the 1980's from Professor William Pickering, Cal-Tech institute, who said 70 % of jobs would be Automated as a result of The Information Revolution.
We have concerns in relation to how many IT people were represented at the WEF in 2014 in a manner that other occupations were disadvantaged and have been subjected to unnecessary job losses.
Joe Gebbia is a Computer Scientist and we all have experienced ABB bots and challenges.
Seek and you shall find other names however part of the earlier Industrial Efficiency Act includes public participation as is required in any Democratic society.
