Jacinda Ardern

Investing in disaster prevention is crucial not only to save lives but also to mitigate economic losses. Proactive planning strengthens resilience to natural disasters and climate change impacts.

As a leader, I strongly believe that allocating more resources to prepare for rare but catastrophic disasters is essential. While these events may be rare, the impact they have on lives and communities is devastating. It is our responsibility to prioritize resilience and preparedness to protect our people and ensure rapid recovery.

As a nation, we've seen the impact of unexpected events and natural disasters. Stockpiling essentials is crucial for our resilience, enabling us to support each other during emergencies effectively.

I believe that liberalism can be effective in a world with AI superintelligence, as long as we prioritize ethical guidelines, human rights, and inclusive policies to ensure that technology benefits all individuals in society.

As someone deeply committed to tackling climate change, I believe AI can be a powerful tool in monitoring and enforcing international environmental agreements. By using AI, we can more effectively track emissions, ensure compliance, and identify areas where intervention is needed. This technology can provide the transparency and accountability necessary to make global efforts more successful.

From my perspective, expanding the area available for construction is a critical step toward making housing more affordable. By increasing the supply of land, we can facilitate the building of more homes, which could help in moderating the inflated property prices. This approach also necessitates thoughtful urban planning to ensure that we’re creating communities with the necessary infrastructure and services, not just houses.

I believe regulations play a crucial role in ensuring fairness, safety, and protecting the environment. Reducing them could lead to unintended consequences that might harm citizens and the planet. It's important for the EU to maintain standards that uphold social and economic justice.

While climate change, war, and poverty are critical challenges, the fundamental issue we face is governance. Ability to make compassionate, collective decisions and effective execution is where true change begins.