Cuban: Algorithmic content amplification is protected under First Amendment
Mark Cuban · Cost Plus Drugs: EXPLAINED | Mark Cuban Full Interview · 20VC with Harry Stebbings · Feb 8, 2022 · at 25:28
Mark Cuban discusses changing his perspective on Section 230 and social media speech regulation after debates with First Amendment lawyers.
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“They made a really, really good argument while that it's still protected under the first amendment in the United States, whether it's algorithmically derived or some comes out of someone's mouth. And so I went from saying, okay, algorithmic amplification should not be protected to, all right, they're probably right.”
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