Tech talk often revolves around the 'what ifs'. Every new development prompts discussions about potential harm. While it's crucial to address these concerns, trying to put toothpaste back in the tube is unrealistic. Regulation is key to mitigate problems, but erasing technology altogether is not the solution. We can see an example of this in action in China where games and social media are being regulated to reduce harmful effects on minors, and it works. China isn't banning games and social media, they're finding a middle ground that leads to sensible use of the tech.
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