Investors have a clear interest in turning their companies into monopolies and supporting anti-competitive behaviour. As long as they are allowed to create unfa

Investors have a clear interest in turning their companies into monopolies and supporting anti-competitive behaviour. As long as they are allowed to create unfair advantages by distorting market conditions they will. Those that play by the rules have the odds stacked against them and will loose unless the rules of the game itself change. The fact that there isn't a level playing field is becoming more obvious and I think the backlash against "big tech" is an inevitable result. This will result in either a reform of antitrust laws or a code of ethics being subscribed to by all the big players. I think Tethics is the answer and I'm really looking forward to finding out who will be the real-life Gavin Belson Professor of Ethics in Technology at Stanford[0]. [0] Silicon Valley: Ten Years Later - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab1H602yc_Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab1H602yc_Y