> 10. Algorithms that amplify bias, misinformation, and polarization recklessly undermine democracy. > 50. Disrupting journalism's advertising revenue threaten

> 10. Algorithms that amplify bias, misinformation, and polarization recklessly undermine democracy. > 50. Disrupting journalism's advertising revenue threatens democracy by eroding public information. ...so addressing point 10 would worsen point 50 or am I reading it wrong? And honestly, this list of complaints is quite timeless (and not even limited to tech, contrary to the title). Yes, there are a couple of specifically tech-related points as of 2023 (namely, those about AI) but other than that... "the concentration of disproportionate wealth and influence among a small group fosters plutocracy", how novel. "Utopian tech promises lead to disappointment when vision ignores complex human reality" — that happened with electricity, aviation, radio, and television, too, naming only the technologies, never mind the small- and large-scale ideologically-motivated social experiments.