Pivot The EU takes on AI, the US vs. Huawei continues, Airbnb is in the red, and a Friend of Pivot on your children’s data privacy
Feb 18, 2020
Jim Steyer, a bestselling author and Stanford professor, dives into the critical topic of children's data privacy in the digital age. He highlights the risks kids face on social media and calls for delayed exposure to its influences. The conversation also criticizes current U.S. regulations, specifically Section 230, advocating for stronger protections for young users. Moreover, the discussion touches on the broader implications of tech regulations in the EU and the evolving landscape of child safety amidst rapid technological advancements.
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EU AI Regulations
- EU lawmakers are debating new AI regulations, and big tech players are involved.
- Europe leads in AI regulation, setting a precedent for other countries.
Vestager and Smith
- Scott Galloway admires Margrethe Vestager and even got a selfie with her.
- Brad Smith criticized Facebook's privacy practices, marking a shift in big tech's usual pact.
Tech and Regulation
- Tech companies' calls for regulation are often disingenuous, aiming to delay and shape the rules.
- Lobbyists work against stricter regulations, hindering meaningful action.
