
This episode discusses the intersection of technology regulation and artificial intelligence, focusing on social media platforms like TikTok and their algorithms.
The conversation highlights the ongoing debate about big tech and its regulation, emphasizing that all tech regulation is now essentially AI regulation. The hosts mention that tech companies are increasingly seen as AI companies.
Key discussions include the potential harm caused by TikTok's recommendation algorithms and the legal actions being taken against the platform for promoting harmful content.
The episode also touches on the implications of TikTok's ties to China and how this influences U.S. regulations and lawsuits.
Overall, the episode presents a critical view of how AI technologies are shaping the landscape of tech regulation.
The episode examines AI regulation and TikTok's harmful algorithms in the context of U.S. tech laws.

All tech companies are AI companies.AI regulation is tech regulation, says Wharton professor Kevin Werbach
Tik Tok is promoting certain content that's harmful.AI regulation is tech regulation, says Wharton professor Kevin Werbach
This is about algorithms and AI.AI regulation is tech regulation, says Wharton professor Kevin Werbach