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In recent years a trend has emerged in multiple countries of scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs entering legislative or administrative bodies, driven by factors including the rising weight of the digital economy, a governance vacuum in AI, and declining public trust in traditional politicians.
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10/31/2026
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