Regulating Social Media
Noam highlights the urgent need for regulatory frameworks to address the societal damage caused by social media, particularly among youth. He argues that while current market dynamics may shift, the responsibility lies with the government to enforce regulations rather than relying on companies to act morally. Scott adds to the discussion by advocating for age gating on platforms like YouTube and Instagram, emphasizing that without regulation, companies will prioritize profit over public welfare.In this clip
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Can social media be regulated based on the insights from the episode No Mercy / No Malice: Age Gating and the clip Social Media Dangers, along with the episode Conversation with Jonathan Haidt — The Kids Are Not Alright and the clip Digital Childhood Dangers?
How has social media influenced kids according to the episode Startups vs. Big Corporations, Regulating Monopolies, and Tech Folly — with Noam Bardin and the clip Regulating Social Media?
How does social media affect kids in the episode Startups vs. Big Corporations, Regulating Monopolies, and Tech Folly — with Noam Bardin and the clip Regulating Social Media?