Big Tech in Crosshairs of Washington, Says Fiorina

Carly Fiorina discusses the evolving landscape of big tech, highlighting the shift in bipartisan support and the need for strategic engagement with Washington DC. She emphasizes the dual role of big tech in innovation and market power, urging leaders to be part of the solution rather than resist regulation. The conversation also touches on global competition, particularly with China, and the importance of consistent strategies across administrations.

What is the new era that big tech companies need to come to grips with?

• Decreased consumer trust

• Decreased economic growth

• Increased scrutiny and regulation

• Increased bipartisan support

What is a major concern about the size of big tech companies?

• They are losing consumer trust

• They have no market power

• They hinder the emergence of new competitors

• They are not investing in innovation

What has been a traditional source of innovation according to the discussion?

• Consumer feedback

• Smaller startups

• Government initiatives

• Large corporations

What is a key strategy for tech CEOs to adopt in the face of regulatory challenges?

• Engage strategically in the legislative process

• Focus solely on profit maximization

• Ignore government policies

• Resist all regulatory changes

What is a potential consequence for tech companies that resist being part of the solution?

• Increased market share

• Loss of consumer trust

• Regulatory penalties

• Higher innovation costs

Why is it important for tech companies to consider geopolitical factors like China?

• To focus on domestic markets only

• To avoid international competition

• To reduce innovation costs

• To ensure consistent and strategic collaboration

What is a plausible defense for tech companies against regulation, according to the discussion?

• Highlighting competition with China

• Focusing on domestic issues

• Reducing innovation efforts

• Emphasizing consumer satisfaction