Sorry for be the only one commenting hope I ain’t a disturbing person.
Don’t you think the senate will limit there power soon? I know this has already been up for discussion and Facebook and google been just barely out of that woods.
Not at all - any & all discussion/thoughts are welcome.
Generally speaking, rules & regulations tend to lag innovation.
Those at the forefront of an industry also tend to have capital reserves, which allows them to adapt at a faster pace to the changing regulations. Simultaneously, the increase in regulations tends to form a greater barrier of entry for new business - which further strengthens the "moat" around the existing industry leaders.
Sorry for be the only one commenting hope I ain’t a disturbing person.
Don’t you think the senate will limit there power soon? I know this has already been up for discussion and Facebook and google been just barely out of that woods.
Not at all - any & all discussion/thoughts are welcome.
Generally speaking, rules & regulations tend to lag innovation.
Those at the forefront of an industry also tend to have capital reserves, which allows them to adapt at a faster pace to the changing regulations. Simultaneously, the increase in regulations tends to form a greater barrier of entry for new business - which further strengthens the "moat" around the existing industry leaders.
Where do you see AI & big data heading?