Legislation Isn't Right Answer to Controlling Social Media Content, IronNet's Jaffer Says

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by platforms like YouTube in moderating harmful content, such as reposted videos and live-streamed violence. It highlights the limitations of current technology and the debate over legal and ethical responsibilities in content regulation. The discussion also touches on user responsibility, platform design flaws, and the role of government regulation. The conversation concludes with the importance of public reaction and the platforms' economic incentives to address these issues.

In what ways can federal legislation impact the regulation of online content?

What role do users play in the spread of harmful content on social media?

What is the significance of the phrase 'shouting fire in a crowded theater' in the context of online content regulation?