There are several possibilities to consider. Some of the things the government is putting in place seem to be heading in the right direction. Talking about data sovereignty and sovereign AI is very positive.
Social dialogue is lacking, however. Workers and the general public should be sharing information. There's also the public education piece. Often, people think they're having a conversation with a person when they're using an AI system, but they're not. How do these systems work? They're probabilistic systems that use probabilities to come up with answers. If people don't know that, they assume the systems are telling them the truth, when that's not the case. That's why the public needs to be educated.
We also have to think about what will be done with AI. Knowing how this tool will be used is extremely important. Right now, the conversation is only about commercialization, not the common good. How can this tool be used to make good things happen, rather than, say, job losses that won't be offset by a sufficiently robust social safety net because we didn't anticipate what's coming?