This presentation expands on the principles introduced in the Digital Statecraft Manifesto, developed by The Digital Statecraft Academy. Delivered as part of the DSA Cambridge Fellowship Workshop (26 February 2026), it articulates the 10 Principles of Digital Statecraft as a framework for governing hybrid human–AI systems in democratic contexts. Moving beyond conventional e-government or AI deployment strategies, the presentation advances a governance-centred approach to digital transformation. It introduces core concepts such as the human–machine partnership, the non-delegable core, adaptive and anticipatory governance, hybrid institutional innovation, systemic integration by design, digital autonomy, public value prioritisation, international standards alignment, and intergenerational stewardship. The work situates digital statecraft as the deliberate design of authority and intelligence across technology, institutions, and time—aimed at building resilient public futures in an era of algorithmic infrastructure and increasingly autonomous systems.