Lina Khan
6 statements across 1 episodes · 2 bullish · 4 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Oct 3, 2024 by Lina Khan · across every show →
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Oct 3, 2024 positive
Khan: Having 8-10 acquirers gives startups far better leverage and valuations
“Even if you want to sell a market in which you have, you know, eight or nine or 10 potential buyers is going to be better for the startup than a market where you just have one or two. Both in terms of your negotiating leverage, you know, the valuation you migh…”
Oct 3, 2024 negative
Khan: FTC focuses on healthcare and pharma to lower consumer costs
“I think at the end of the day, the way I measure impact is, are we addressing
The major problems that people face that are within our purview to fix.
And that's why we've been really focused on healthcare markets in particular, taking on hospital consolidation…”
Oct 3, 2024 positive
Khan: Open-weight AI models drive innovation by lowering startup costs
“I've spoken out in favor of open weight models and wanting to make sure that in as much as you have layers of the stack where there could be risks of depriving some of these companies of key inputs actually having open weight models can be just such a key driv…”
Oct 3, 2024 negative
Oct 3, 2024 negative
Khan: Uncompensated AI scraping threatens future investment in journalism
“Over the long term, if you allow this appropriation, one worry is that there's not going to be an incentive to invest in the production of information, in the production of robust and vigorous journalism, and so that's why getting that piece right is going to …”
Oct 3, 2024 negative
Khan: Big Tech consolidated because regulators allowed buyouts of nascent rivals
“Partly how we've gotten to the markets of today where you have, you know, five major players for the most part is because they were allowed to buy up some of these nascent competitors and, you know, lead to a market that was much more consolidated and much les…”