“…A few further insights can be supplied. First, in regards to the geoeconomics of data, growing state intervention in cyberspace and the abusive practices by large tech corporations, both prevailing in the logic of the United States' promotion of a free flow of data and China's wide-ranging restrictions on cross-border data flows ultimately pushes Poland to pursue a strategy under the umbrella of a technocratic supra-national system suffering from a contemporary legitimacy crisis (Rensmann 2019) as growing complications persist (Gaub 2020 Secondly, data, software, and computation not only structure our behavior and modify the principles of economics but also demand major institutional changes (Koppl and Kauffmann 2015;Wagner 2020). While new factors of production, such as data and AI-based machine labor, now entail new set of rules and theoretical concepts (Parkes and Wellman 2015), the ability to predict and shape human behavior through customized databases and machine learning tools (Stachl 2020) uncovers new paradigms in capitalisms' value creation model, as well as governmental and public administrative use of algorithmic and advanced technologies (Landau 2020).…”