Should the government mandate that large tech companies share their algorithms with regulators?

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No, but tech companies must be able to prove their algorithms do not pander to extreme views for profit.

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"Algorithms" is a very broad term. I think Social Media, Content & AI tech companies (i.e. ones where there is a risk to the user on what they are interacting with) should be regulated to ensure that there are protections in place against harmful patterns, data collection, and advertisements. But more generic algorithms (e.g. image/video compression, data analysis, etc.) should be up to the company on what they open-source/patent.

Yes, with carefully defined scope, strict confidentiality agreements, and a focus on algorithms that have significant potential to cause harm, discriminate against, or manipulate vulnerable populations, while balancing the need to foster innovation and protect legitimate intellectual property.

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Yes it is necessary for national security that the government is keeping an eye on what tech companies specialty social media sites on what content is being put out