Because of the current context and how fast AI is being developed, we need to stop trying to react to yesterday's AI. It hasn't worked. We have to plan ahead. If it takes two years, three years or five years for the government to adopt a related legislation, we have to imagine what AI will look like in three years or five years. That's why we need to focus on planning ahead instead of focusing on regulations.
Regarding dependence, workers are already forgetting how to do certain tasks, because AI can do them better and faster. People forgetting how to do certain tasks aren't the only ones experience a loss of resilience. Society as a whole is also experiencing a loss of resilience, because if all of a sudden AI breaks down or is taken away, people won't know how to do certain things.
To reduce vulnerability, society needs to know how to do things. AI tools are very useful to improve productivity and do things faster, but at the same time, our education system needs to continue teaching people how to do things by themselves to reduce this dependence and vulnerability.