https://www.ft.com/content/de06e1ac-6a12-45a4-a31c-0dfecea4343e
The building had been built by a human architect. A statement in itself, a glorious celebration of human creativity, they said. A permanent reminder of what the new Council was there for. Of course the building was “smart”, the Council founders were not luddites and the in-built technology made the Council work more efficiently, more effectively. But the Council itself was resolutely human. Members from every country and company. Human to a man… and occasional woman. They sat on leather chairs, debated and passed resolutions, their earpieces translating the debates and allowing their advisor Agents to comment or raise objections.