Every operating system should come with a global AI kill switch that requires apps to not show AI features, alerts, dialogs, nor run any AI at service or application level.

We need a law protecting consumer data and privacy that allows users to turn off all AI features including buttons, scans, sharing, transmitting if you disable it at the OS level.

"We also tend not to put people exhibiting these behaviors in decision-making positions"

  I want to be with the We in this statement.

Unfortunately Abrams is great at adding 21st century action to a film, but clueless how to fit a movie into a franchise. With his Star Trek reboot, he destroyed worlds, wrecked characters and snubbed years of canon material. I'd love it if he could take up the challenge and make his contribution fit within the context of the SW universe canon. If he respects the universe like any author seeking to contribute instead of conquer, he would treat existing material as an asset that strengthens the story. As it is though, I fully expect off-the-wall Abrams to deliver nice SFX and "crazy rad" shockers like Kevin J. Anderson might write - trash the Falcon, kill Chewbacca, or completely ignore/bypass/clobber any of the existing post SW:ROJ material. It cheapens the series and makes it essentially no different than a "what-if" fan episode.