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I worry that simply breaking up FB could make things worse. Today, with a safe monopoly feedung high profit margins they can afford some mitigations (more revi
by lokar 5y ago
I worry that simply breaking up FB could make things worse. Today, with a safe monopoly feedung high profit margins they can afford some mitigations (more reviewers, etc) and to "hold back" a bit on some of the worst/unhealthy engagement tricks.
Several more equal competitors would feel pressure to outdo each other. Some other fix is needed (probably in addition to breakup).
- nefitty 5y agoI wonder if the government could create a regulatory AI that could be applied to social media companies. As laws and regulations change, the AI would just need to be updated and it would enforce them automatically on the companies.
- barbecue_sauce 5y agoMaybe not to control content, but to create context. We could call it GW.
- rosstex 5y agoAnd it should take into account the shared experiences and values of U.S. Congress members, who are elected to serve the best interests of their constituents.
- ViViDboarder 5y agoHowever, reach on any one platform becomes limited. Also, it doesn’t seem like their position in the market has really encouraged Facebook to “hold back” on anything. Growth is their only goal.