Biden's Relationship with Big Tech Will Be Different This Time Around: Georgetown's Gigi Sohn

The transcript discusses the evolving relationship between big tech companies and the Biden administration, highlighting a shift towards more regulatory scrutiny compared to the Obama era. It examines the EU's regulatory actions, such as GDPR, and suggests the need for a national consumer privacy and data security bill in the US. The conversation also covers the importance of strengthening antitrust laws and the potential need to modernize Section 230. The challenges of balancing regulation to avoid harming small companies are addressed, along with the idea of establishing a regulatory agency for online platforms.

What challenges do lawmakers face in creating effective antitrust laws for tech companies?

In what ways have big tech companies been accused of promoting misinformation and hate speech?

What are the potential consequences of breaking up large tech companies, and how might it affect competition?