U.S. Approach To TikTok Could Further Fracture Internet, Experts Say

The transcript discusses the implications of US tech bans on global relations, highlighting a shift from open internet governance to a more protectionist stance. It explores how these actions could influence other countries' tech policies, potentially leading to a digital Cold War. The narrative draws parallels to historical power dynamics, emphasizing the strategic importance of controlling information in the digital age.

What is the potential long-term impact of US tech bans on global relations?

• Undermining the premise of open internet governance

• Promoting an open cyberspace

• Increasing the number of tech companies in the US

• Strengthening global tech partnerships

How might other countries react to the US's tech bans?

• By banning all foreign tech companies

• By increasing their reliance on US technology

• By becoming more selective about American tech companies

• By opening their markets to all tech companies

What historical precedent is mentioned in relation to tech restrictions?

• The Space Race

• The Cold War

• World War II

• The Industrial Revolution

What is a potential outcome of the ongoing tech disputes between the US and China?

• A unified global tech market

• A digital Cold War

• Increased collaboration between the US and China

• A decline in tech innovation

What could be a result of the tech disputes in terms of internet structure?

• A decrease in internet users

• A single global internet

• A fragmented internet with Eastern and Western versions

• An increase in internet speed worldwide