Canada's approach to regulating Big Tech, particularly through Bill C-34, is criticized for relying too heavily on the very companies it aims to govern. The author argues that this trust-based model is insufficient for ensuring genuine transparency and accountability from platforms like Meta, X, and Google. Effective regulation, the piece suggests, requires a more robust and independent oversight mechanism rather than depending on self-policing by Big Tech firms. AI
RANK_REASON Article critiques a government's policy approach to regulating tech companies.
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