From the Warren and Graham opinion piece on NYT: > Our Digital Consumer Protection Commission Act would create an independent, bipartisan regulator charged wit

From the Warren and Graham opinion piece on NYT: > Our Digital Consumer Protection Commission Act would create an independent, bipartisan regulator charged with licensing and policing the nation’s biggest tech companies — like Meta, Google and Amazon — to prevent online harm, promote free speech and competition, guard Americans’ privacy and protect national security. The new watchdog would focus on the unique threats posed by tech giants while strengthening the tools available to the federal agencies and state attorneys general who have authority to regulate Big Tech. I'd like to see the actual language of the bill. For now, in these public-facing articles, it seems as if the scope is too borad. For instance, what is 'Big Tech'? I'm also concerned about an agency responsible for 'unique threats'. While it's loable that there'll be an agency in charge of addressing the universe of threats that are not within the purview of any other government agency, this could be easily abused.