Breaking Up Big Tech Will Create Surprising Problems
The Hon. Bonnie Glick
06.13.22
Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue Director Bonnie Glick joined the AI to Uplift Humanity podcast to discuss her concerns on AI development, why AI needs guardrails and who should enforce those guardrails. She also explains why concerns over AI are different from previous innovation concerns, as well as why breaking up Big Tech is not the answer as it will give China the upper hand and weaken larger tech companies.
Source: AI to Uplift Humanity Podcast
Breaking Up Big Tech Will Create Surprising Problems
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