Big Tech CEOs Say They're Accountable to Congress and Public

The transcript features a discussion on the accountability of major tech company CEOs to Congress and the public. Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and Sundar Pichai each express their views on being accountable for their business practices. Zuckerberg acknowledges accountability to both Congress and the public, while Dorsey emphasizes public accountability. Pichai confirms his presence as a sign of accountability to Congress and the public.

What was Mr. Zuckerberg's response when asked about accountability to Congress and the public?

• He refused to answer the question.

• He was unsure about the accountability.

• He acknowledged the accountability.

• He denied any accountability.

How did Mr. Dorsey respond to the question of accountability?

• He was non-committal about accountability.

• He agreed to accountability to both Congress and the public.

• He agreed but only to the public.

• He disagreed with the need for accountability.

What was Mr. Pichai's reason for attending the hearing?

• To avoid accountability.

• To demonstrate accountability to Congress and the public.

• To represent only the public.

• To discuss unrelated business matters.