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Genuinely chonky fines seems to be the answer to this problem, as it aligns incentives with rewards/penalties (if you’re lax about how your company approaches u
by highwaylights 2y ago
Genuinely chonky fines seems to be the answer to this problem, as it aligns incentives with rewards/penalties (if you’re lax about how your company approaches user data then you’ll be at financial risk).
Piercing the veil to prosecute those “responsible” seems like it would just incentivise the business to carry on as normal but with employees that are contractually designated (i.e. forced) to be fall guys if anything goes wrong.
- hedora 2y agoIf PG&E has taught us anything, utility companies can literally blow up and burn down cities and no amount of fines or paying for the damages done will matter to them. Monopolies can always just pass the cost of the fine to their customers.