It's very difficult to direct social change through laws or regulation. When we talk about a technological revolution, we have to take the mode of the revolution seriously. As we were saying, there is a structural change. It does not seem reasonable to me to want to direct a transformation of this nature. What does seem reasonable is to put in place training mechanisms so that the digital society transformation can include everyone who needs to change their skills.
The idea is not to put more pressure on businesses to prevent them from replacing human beings with algorithms. That may be regrettable, and I regret it, but it's not the best approach. The government could, however, put training mechanisms in place to support people in their quest to transform their skills.