2021.4-5、Accountability in Business-評価4¶
作成日：2022.2.9（水）、変更日：2022.2.9（水）
基本情報¶
以下の本（英語版）を読みました。
Fortune、April/May 2021、Time for a new era of accountability in business, Trust and Consequences
読んだ後の感想¶
星5つ中の4
EUにおける大手テック企業規制の二つの法案が印象的だった。Robinhoodなどのオンライン証券会社のビジネスモデルの解説も興味深かった。関連記事：The true cost of a "Free" Stock Trade, By Shawn Tully
ポイント¶
- P2-3 Table of Contents
P21 Facebook's complicated cleanup: misinformation evades（逃避する） its A.I. policing（治安、管轄） strategy, By Jeremy Kahn
P23 The true cost of a "Free" Stock Trade, By Shawn Tully
P25 The Intelligent Investor: The Bible of Business, By Rey Mashayekhi
P65 The Cartographer（制图师）: The wealthy are getting wealthier worldwide, By Brian O'Keefe & Nicolas Rapp
- P4 Honest Accounting, by Clifton Leaf, Editor-in-Chief, Fortune
Corporate Governance and accountability, By Professor Jill Atkins, Sheffield University School of Management, 2001/2021
- P9 The conversation: Margrethe Vestager
Top tech cop, the 52-year-old former Danish economy minister set the bar for what tough technology regulation can look like.
As the EU's antitrust enforcer, Margrethe Vestager earned a rep（代表性） as the scourage（洗余水；洗剩液） of Silicon Valley, hammering titans like Apple and Google with billions in penalties.
In 2019, she added a new line to her CV: EVP of the European Commission, tasked with dragging Europe into the digital age.
- Last year the Commission proposed two blockbuster pieces of tech legislation:
The Digital Market Act, which would force "gatekeepers" such as Google and Amazon to treat their customers more fairly - for example, by allowing business users to access the data they generate.
The Digital Services Act, which deals with protecting consumers online. Like the EU's GDPR - the world's toughest online privacy law - it calls for companies' algorithms to be explainable.
- P21 Facebook's complicated cleanup: misinformation evades（逃避する） its A.I. policing（治安、管轄） strategy, By Jeremy Kahn
- A.I. in action: Facebook's A.I. has had a mixed track record with helping identify and remove harmful content before users flag it. The following shows how much of the content in various categories Facebook removes that it finds without user input:
Terrorism content: 99.8%
Hate speech: 97.1%
Glorification（发现，赞颂） of suicide and self-harm: 92.8%
Election suppression, misinformation, and threats (2018 election): 90%
Online bullying: 48.8%
- P55 Best companies to work for 2021
No.1 Cisco
No.2 Salesforce
No.3 Hilton
- P65 The Cartographer（制图师）: The wealthy are getting wealthier worldwide, By Brian O'Keefe & Nicolas
- Share of Nation's income going to the richest 10%, as of 2020ß
US: 45.4%
UK: 35.2%
France: 32.1%
Germany: 37.3%
China: 41.4%
Japan: 43.3%
South Korea: 42.1%
Sweden: 28.8%