"First, the people who will serve as foot soldiers of this army of professionals must be modern-day renaissance persons. They have to be well-versed on the technology, engineering, management, law, ethics, and policy of the digital economy. They need to apply lofty principles like privacy, equality, and freedom in day-to-day operational settings to disruptive tech innovations such as facial recognition, consumer genetics, and AI. They need to not only understand the logic underlying black box machine learning processes but also the mechanics of algorithmic decision-making and the social and ethical norms that govern them."