Opinion Silicon Valley Can T Destroy Democracy Without Our Help The This week, representatives of twitter and facebook, along with google, testified before congress about how russia exploited their platforms to interfere with the election. but while russian. The election "shook silicon valley's belief that the internet always fosters societal good," representative ro khanna, democrat of california, wrote in a washington post op ed essay, "trump used the tools of technology to win.".
Opinion Democracy Without Politics The New York Times Silicon valley, once a force for good, is now a threat to democracy. at least that's the impression you'd get from the flood of news and commentary about social media's role in the presidential election. One of the nine entrepreneurs in the book, peter thiel, has written that “i no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible” and that “competition [in business] is for losers.” many. Re “silicon valley can’t destroy democracy without our help,” by emily parker (op ed, nov. 3): social media may not create our bad habits, but it feeds them, and for one reason. The keys to our democracy shouldn’t be hidden inside black boxes that obscure bias, profit mongering, and even outright racism. we need to demand protections that build power for the people into.
Opinion Democrats Are Blowing It With Silicon Valley The New York Times Re “silicon valley can’t destroy democracy without our help,” by emily parker (op ed, nov. 3): social media may not create our bad habits, but it feeds them, and for one reason. The keys to our democracy shouldn’t be hidden inside black boxes that obscure bias, profit mongering, and even outright racism. we need to demand protections that build power for the people into. Silicon valley is hardly a paragon of corporate integrity, and it has its origins in the cold war defense industry. but its new relationship with government, marked by a thirst for political. Today’s information and communication technologies (icts) could make it possible for democracy to happen on a daily basis, not just in matters of public policy but at work or at school . Silicon valley is constantly lobbying against regulation, often saying that rules and bureaucracy would hold industry back and prevent crucial innovation. is there any truth to that, or is it all. What if we admitted that constant bacchanals of disruption are in fact not all that good for our planet or our brains? what if, instead of “creative destruction,” we started fetishizing stability, and in lieu of putting “dents in the universe,” we refocused our efforts on fixing what’s already broken?.
Opinion Silicon Valley Helped Create Trump And That S Bad For It Silicon valley is hardly a paragon of corporate integrity, and it has its origins in the cold war defense industry. but its new relationship with government, marked by a thirst for political. Today’s information and communication technologies (icts) could make it possible for democracy to happen on a daily basis, not just in matters of public policy but at work or at school . Silicon valley is constantly lobbying against regulation, often saying that rules and bureaucracy would hold industry back and prevent crucial innovation. is there any truth to that, or is it all. What if we admitted that constant bacchanals of disruption are in fact not all that good for our planet or our brains? what if, instead of “creative destruction,” we started fetishizing stability, and in lieu of putting “dents in the universe,” we refocused our efforts on fixing what’s already broken?.
Opinion Can A I And Democracy Fix Each Other The New York Times Silicon valley is constantly lobbying against regulation, often saying that rules and bureaucracy would hold industry back and prevent crucial innovation. is there any truth to that, or is it all. What if we admitted that constant bacchanals of disruption are in fact not all that good for our planet or our brains? what if, instead of “creative destruction,” we started fetishizing stability, and in lieu of putting “dents in the universe,” we refocused our efforts on fixing what’s already broken?.
Once Cozy With Silicon Valley Democrats Grow Wary Of Tech Giants The