Tech Regulation
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Sam Lessin: Bipartisan Tech Donations Create Valuable Regulatory Leverage
“It is not bad that at least there are tech leaders now on both sides, right? Because that will create at least some leverage and lobbying power on both sides because there are major tech issues and regulation afoot.”
Horowitz: a16z commits significant funding to tech policy for next decade
“And then we're deploying a, you know, a really significant amount of money to basically pushing innovation forward, making, you know, getting to the right regulation on tech that preserves America's strength, and we are not only committed to doing that this ye…”
Evans: Tech regulation does not affect most enterprise software companies
“Well, obviously, I feel like, you know, it doesn't actually matter to most people in tech. A, no one cares, and B, it doesn't matter very much to people in tech. Most people building enterprise software companies, they're not affected by any of this stuff.”
Evans: The US company-by-company tech regulation approach will not work
“Whereas the US approach is we'll see Google and then we'll see Facebook and we'll see TikTok and we'll see like one by one which will be like, and that's just not going to work guys.”
Evans: Tech and Data Regulation Will Inevitably Become Mundane
“There's this enormous impulse on the one hand to come up with a sort of a TED talk or a book title that gives you know, the new capitalism, the new industrial revolution, the new market, you know, this, you know, the data is a new oil phrase, and on the other,…”