Скачать или смотреть Big Tech’s $1B Risk: The Social Media Addiction Trials [Prime Cyber Insights]

Social media giants are entering a legal minefield as the first jury trials regarding platform addiction and youth mental health begin. Meta, YouTube, and others are defending their core architectures—including infinite scroll and algorithmic curation—against claims that these features were designed to be intentionally harmful. While Section 130 has historically shielded platforms from content-related lawsuits, this new legal strategy focuses on 'product defect' and addictive design, potentially bypassing traditional legal protections. As CEOs prepare to testify, the tech industry faces a reckoning that could lead to massive settlements or mandatory changes to how digital platforms operate globally.


Topics Covered

• ⚖️ Landmark trials for Meta, YouTube, Snap, and TikTok
• 🧠 The science and legal arguments behind 'addictive design'
• 🛡️ Why Section 230 may fail to protect platforms this time
• 📢 CEO testimonies from Zuckerberg, Mohan, and Mosseri
• 🌐 The potential for industry-wide safety standards

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• (00:00) - Introduction


• (00:14) - The Addictive Design Legal Pivot


• (00:18) - CEOs Under Oath


• (00:35) - Conclusion