We are moving into a world where integrity is no longer a personal choice but a structural expectation. Lying is losing its usefulness.
Digital technologies now capture the truth from every angle. Security cameras, phones, wearables, enterprise systems, smart devices, and even our conversations with AI agents—each of them quietly records fragments of our reality. Together they stitch a continuous, multilayered record of who we are and what we do.
Soon, even our interactions won’t be entirely our own. AI agents will negotiate, coordinate, and communicate on our behalf—agent to agent—following the instructions we set. Their logs will form a kind of “truth fabric,” a persistent memory of intent and action.
In this environment, integrity becomes practical common sense.
Dishonesty becomes a foolish strategy.
How prepared are you for such a world?
Honesty is not just virtuous. It is becoming the most efficient policy we have.
