Social Media Regulation

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Social Media Regulation

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No... but SOMETHING has to be done about the algorithmic exploitation of human beings response to outrage and excitement. The large tech companies and new orga…

Yes, to the extent that the algorithms should be screened for improper data collection, civil rights discrimination, and is allowed to ensure government oversig…

Yes under limited circumstances where health, safety, crime, etc. are a factor. Should have judicial oversight.

Yes, and both all software and algorithms should be open source and share the algorithms to customers.

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