Elise Hu

wanting to see that do that differently?

Or are there those in existence that kind of offer a different look at reality?

When it comes to these alternative spaces, who's in charge of them?

Because obviously the mega tech companies and the mega conglomerates are in charge of our existing spaces.

What about the new platforms?

Who's running them?

Is it also profit-driven in the same way?

That was Deja Fox speaking at TED 2025.

Well, that raises the next question.

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Are there certain tech regulations or proposed regulations of social platforms that you're supportive of?

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I'm Elise Hugh.

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