Tech Accountability Now
Proximity bias in tech leadership has led to a culture that idolizes innovators while ignoring their misdeeds. There's a pressing need for stricter regulations and accountability to curb harmful practices that affect society, particularly vulnerable groups like teens. The call for change emphasizes that tech leaders should be treated like any other executives, facing consequences for their actions, rather than being placed on a pedestal.In this clip
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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
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