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-msgid "How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism" -msgstr "Wie man den Überwachungskapitalismus zerstört" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><authorgroup><author><firstname> -msgid "Cory" -msgstr "Cory" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><authorgroup><author><surname> -msgid "Doctorow" -msgstr "Doctorow" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><publisher><address> -#, no-wrap -msgid "<city>Oslo</city>" -msgstr "<city>Oslo</city>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo> -msgid "" -"<publisher> <publishername>Petter Reinholdtsen</publishername> <placeholder " -"type=\"address\" id=\"0\"/> </publisher> <copyright> <year>2020</year> " -"<holder>Cory Doctorow</holder> </copyright> <copyright> <year>2021</year> " -"<holder>Petter Reinholdtsen</holder> </copyright>" -msgstr "" -"<publisher> <publishername>Petter Reinholdtsen</publishername> <placeholder " -"type=\"address\" id=\"0\"/> </publisher> <copyright> <year>2020</year> " -"<holder>Cory Doctorow</holder> </copyright> <copyright> <year>2021</year> " -"<holder>Petter Reinholdtsen</holder> </copyright>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism by Cory Doctorow." -msgstr "Wie man den Überwachungskapitalismus zerstört, von Cory Doctorow." - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "Published by Petter Reinholdtsen." -msgstr "Herausgegeben von Petter Reinholdtsen." - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "<ulink url=\"http://www.hungry.com/~pere/publisher/\"/>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (paperback)" -msgstr "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (Taschenbuch)" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (ePub)" -msgstr "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (ePub)" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "" -"This book is available for purchase from <ulink url=\"https://www.lulu.com/" -"\"/>." -msgstr "" -"Dieses Buch kann unter <ulink url=\"https://www.lulu.com/\"/> erworben " -"werden." - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para><inlinemediaobject> -msgid "" -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.png\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject> " -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.svg\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject>" -msgstr "" -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.png\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject> " -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.svg\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para><inlinemediaobject><textobject><phrase> -msgid "Creative Commons, Some rights reserved" -msgstr "Creative Commons, einige Rechte vorbehalten" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "<placeholder type=\"inlinemediaobject\" id=\"0\"/>" -msgstr "<placeholder type=\"inlinemediaobject\" id=\"0\"/>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "" -"This book is licensed under a Creative Commons license. This license permits " -"any use of this work, so long as attribution is given and no derivatived " -"material is distributed. For more information about the license visit " -"<ulink url=\"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/\"/>." -msgstr "" -"Dieses Buch steht unter einer Creative-Commons-Lizenz. Diese Lizenz erlaubt " -"beliebige Nutzung dieses Werks, so lange eine Namensnennung erfolgt und " -"keine Bearbeitungen erfolgen. Weitere Informationen über diese Lizenz " -"findest du unter <ulink url=\"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/" -"\"/>." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "The net of a thousand lies" -msgstr "Das Netz aus tausend Lügen" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The most surprising thing about the rebirth of flat Earthers in the 21st " -"century is just how widespread the evidence against them is. You can " -"understand how, centuries ago, people who’d never gained a high-enough " -"vantage point from which to see the Earth’s curvature might come to the " -"commonsense belief that the flat-seeming Earth was, indeed, flat." -msgstr "" -"Am meisten überrascht am Wiederaufkommen der „Flat Earther“ im 21. " -"Jahrhundert, wie allgegenwärtig die Beweise gegen diese Theorie sind. Man " -"mag noch einsehen, dass vor hunderten von Jahren Leute vernünftigerweise " -"denken durften, dass die Erde flach sei, da sie keinen ausreichend hohen " -"Beobachtungspunkt erreichen konnten, von dem aus sie die Erdkrümmung hätten " -"sehen können." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But today, when elementary schools routinely dangle GoPro cameras from " -"balloons and loft them high enough to photograph the Earth’s curve — to say " -"nothing of the unexceptional sight of the curved Earth from an airplane " -"window — it takes a heroic effort to maintain the belief that the world is " -"flat." -msgstr "" -"Aber heutzutage braucht es schon einen außergewöhnlichen Glauben, um " -"weiterhin an die Theorie der Flachen Erde zu glauben – wo man doch bereits " -"in Grundschulen GoPro-Kameras an Ballons befestigt und sie hoch genug " -"aufsteigen lässt, um die Erdkrümmung zu fotografieren, vom gewöhnlichen " -"Ausblick aus einem Flugzeugfenster ganz zu schweigen." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Likewise for white nationalism and eugenics: In an age where you can become " -"a computational genomics datapoint by swabbing your cheek and mailing it to " -"a gene-sequencing company along with a modest sum of money, <quote>race " -"science</quote> has never been easier to refute." -msgstr "" -"Ähnlich verhält es sich mit Weißem Nationalismus und Eugenik: In einem " -"Zeitalter, in dem jeder durch eine Postsendung eines Rachenabstrichs und " -"etwas Geld an eine DNA-Sequenzierungs-Firma zu einem Genom-Datenpunkt werden " -"kann, war das Wiederlegen von <quote>Rassentheorie</quote> noch nie so " -"einfach." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We are living through a golden age of both readily available facts and " -"denial of those facts. Terrible ideas that have lingered on the fringes for " -"decades or even centuries have gone mainstream seemingly overnight." -msgstr "" -"Wir durchleben ein goldenes Zeitalter von sowohl sofort verfügbaren Fakten " -"als auch deren Leugnung. Furchtbare, randständige Vorstellungen, die " -"Jahrzehnte oder gar Jahrhunderte geschlummert haben, haben es " -"augenscheinlich über Nacht in den Mainstream geschafft." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"When an obscure idea gains currency, there are only two things that can " -"explain its ascendance: Either the person expressing that idea has gotten a " -"lot better at stating their case, or the proposition has become harder to " -"deny in the face of mounting evidence. In other words, if we want people to " -"take climate change seriously, we can get a bunch of Greta Thunbergs to make " -"eloquent, passionate arguments from podiums, winning our hearts and minds, " -"or we can wait for flood, fire, broiling sun, and pandemics to make the case " -"for us. In practice, we’ll probably have to do some of both: The more we’re " -"boiling and burning and drowning and wasting away, the easier it will be for " -"the Greta Thunbergs of the world to convince us." -msgstr "" -"Wenn eine obskure Idee an Auftrieb erlangt, gibt es nur zwei Erklärungen " -"dafür: Entweder ist die Person, die die Idee verbeitet, besser darin " -"geworden, ihre Ansicht zu vertreten, oder die Ansicht ist angesichts sich " -"anhäufender Beweise schwerer zu leugnen geworden. Anders gesagt: Wenn wir " -"möchten, dass die Leute den Klimawandel ernst nehmen, können wir einen " -"Haufen Greta Thunbergs wortgewandte, emotionale Reden auf Podien halten " -"lassen und damit unsere Herzen und unseren Verstand gewinnen, oder wir " -"können Fluten, Feuersbrünste, eine mörderische Sonne und Pandemien für uns " -"sprechen lassen. In der Praxis sollten wir wohl von beidem etwas tun: Je " -"mehr wir schmoren, brennen, ertrinken und dahinschwinden, umso einfacher " -"wird es für die Greta Thunbergs dieser Welt, uns zu überzeugen." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The arguments for ridiculous beliefs in odious conspiracies like anti-" -"vaccination, climate denial, a flat Earth, and eugenics are no better than " -"they were a generation ago. Indeed, they’re worse because they are being " -"pitched to people who have at least a background awareness of the refuting " -"facts." -msgstr "" -"Die Argumente für den absurden Glauben an hasserfüllte Verschwörungen wie " -"Impfgegnerschaft, Klimaleugnung, eine flache Erde und Eugenik sind nicht " -"besser als vor einer Generation. Sie sind sogar schlechter, weil sie Leuten " -"schmackhaft gemacht werden, die wenigstens ein Gespür für die widerlegenden " -"Fakten haben." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Anti-vax has been around since the first vaccines, but the early anti-" -"vaxxers were pitching people who were less equipped to understand even the " -"most basic ideas from microbiology, and moreover, those people had not " -"witnessed the extermination of mass-murdering diseases like polio, smallpox, " -"and measles. Today’s anti-vaxxers are no more eloquent than their forebears, " -"and they have a much harder job." -msgstr "" -"Impfgegnerschaft gibt es bereits seit den ersten Impfstoffen, aber frühere " -"Impfgegner hatten es auf Leute abgesehen, die nicht einmal ein grundlegendes " -"Verständnis von Mikrobiologie hatten, und überdies waren jene Impfgegner " -"nicht Zeugen massenmörderischer Krankheiten wie Polio, Pocken und Masern " -"geworden. Impfgegner von heute sind nicht eloquenter als frührere Impfgegner " -"und haben es heute schwieriger." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"So can these far-fetched conspiracy theorists really be succeeding on the " -"basis of superior arguments?" -msgstr "" -"Können diese Verschwörungstheoretiker wirklich im Ansatz ihrer wichtigsten " -"Argumente erfolgreich sein?" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Some people think so. Today, there is a widespread belief that machine " -"learning and commercial surveillance can turn even the most fumble-tongued " -"conspiracy theorist into a svengali who can warp your perceptions and win " -"your belief by locating vulnerable people and then pitching them with A.I.-" -"refined arguments that bypass their rational faculties and turn everyday " -"people into flat Earthers, anti-vaxxers, or even Nazis. When the RAND " -"Corporation <ulink url=\"https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/" -"research_reports/RR400/RR453/RAND_RR453.pdf\">blames Facebook for " -"<quote>radicalization</quote></ulink> and when Facebook’s role in spreading " -"coronavirus misinformation is <ulink url=\"https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/" -"en/facebook_threat_health/\">blamed on its algorithm</ulink>, the implicit " -"message is that machine learning and surveillance are causing the changes in " -"our consensus about what’s true." -msgstr "" -"Manche denken ja. Heutzutage gibt es den weitverbreiteten Glauben, dass " -"maschinelles Lernen und kommerzielle Überwachung sogar den schwurbelnsten " -"Verschwörungstheoretiker in einen Marionettenspieler verwandeln können, der " -"anfälligen Leuten mit K.I.-gestützten, das rationale Denken austricksenden " -"Argumenten die Wahrnehmung verbiegt und sie, normale Leute, schließlich in " -"Flacherdler, Impfgegner oder gar Nazis verwandelt. Wenn die RAND-" -"Corporation<ulink url=\"https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/" -"research_reports/RR400/RR453/RAND_RR453.pdf\"> Facebook für " -"<quote>Radikalisierung</quote></ulink> verantwortlich macht und wenn " -"Facebook das Verbreiten von Falschinformationen in Bezug auf SARS-CoV-2 " -"<ulink url=\"https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/facebook_threat_health/" -"\">seinen Algorithmen in die Schuhe schiebt</ulink>, dann ist die verdeckte " -"Botschaft, dass maschinelles Lernen und Überwachung die Änderungen in " -"unserem Konsens darüber hervorrufen, was wahr ist." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"After all, in a world where sprawling and incoherent conspiracy theories " -"like Pizzagate and its successor, QAnon, have widespread followings, " -"<emphasis>something</emphasis> must be afoot." -msgstr "" -"Schließlich muss in einer Welt, in der wuchernde und inkohärente " -"Verschwörungstheorien wie Pizzagate und sein Nachfolger QAnon zahlreiche " -"Anhänger haben, <emphasis> einiges </emphasis> im Gange sein." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But what if there’s another explanation? What if it’s the material " -"circumstances, and not the arguments, that are making the difference for " -"these conspiracy pitchmen? What if the trauma of living through " -"<emphasis>real conspiracies</emphasis> all around us — conspiracies among " -"wealthy people, their lobbyists, and lawmakers to bury inconvenient facts " -"and evidence of wrongdoing (these conspiracies are commonly known as " -"<quote>corruption</quote>) — is making people vulnerable to conspiracy " -"theories?" -msgstr "" -"Aber was, wenn es eine andere Erklärung gibt? Was, wenn es die wesentlichen " -"Umstände und nicht die Argumente sind, die diesen Verschwörungstheoretikern " -"Aufwind geben? Was, wenn die Traumata vom Durchleben <emphasis>echter " -"Verschwörungen</emphasis> um uns herum - Verschwörungen zwischen Reichen, " -"deren Lobbyisten und Gesetzemachern, um unangenehme Fakten und Beweise von " -"unlauterem Verhalten zu vertuschen (solche Verschwörungen nennt man " -"üblicherweise <quote>Korruption</quote>) - Leute anfällig für " -"Verschwörungstheorien macht?" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If it’s trauma and not contagion — material conditions and not ideology — " -"that is making the difference today and enabling a rise of repulsive " -"misinformation in the face of easily observed facts, that doesn’t mean our " -"computer networks are blameless. They’re still doing the heavy work of " -"locating vulnerable people and guiding them through a series of ever-more-" -"extreme ideas and communities." -msgstr "" -"Wenn es Trauma und keine ansteckende Krankheit - materielle Umstände und " -"nicht Ideologie - ist, die heutzutage den Unterschied macht und abstoßenden " -"Falschinformationen angesichts leicht beobachtbarer Fakten Auftrieb gibt, " -"heißt das nicht, dass unsere Computernetzwerke keine Schuld haben. Sie " -"tragen immer noch den Großteil dazu bei, indem sie anfällige Leute " -"identifizieren und sie nach und nach zu immer extremeren Ideen und " -"Communities führen." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Belief in conspiracy is a raging fire that has done real damage and poses " -"real danger to our planet and species, from epidemics <ulink url=\"https://" -"www.cdc.gov/measles/cases-outbreaks.html\">kicked off by vaccine denial</" -"ulink> to genocides <ulink url=\"https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/15/" -"technology/myanmar-facebook-genocide.html\">kicked off by racist " -"conspiracies</ulink> to planetary meltdown caused by denial-inspired climate " -"inaction. Our world is on fire, and so we have to put the fires out — to " -"figure out how to help people see the truth of the world through the " -"conspiracies they’ve been confused by." -msgstr "" -"Der Glaube an Verschwörungen ist ein wütendes Feuer, das reellen Schaden " -"angerichtet hat und eine echte Bedrohung für unseren Planeten und unsere " -"Spezies ist, von Epidemien <ulink url=\"https://www.cdc.gov/measles/cases-" -"outbreaks.html\">, die von Impfgegnern ausgelöst wurden,</ulink> bis zu " -"Massenmorden <ulink url=\"https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/15/technology/" -"myanmar-facebook-genocide.html\">, ausgelöst von rassistischen " -"Verschwörungstheorien,</ulink> bis zum Sterben unseres Planeten, ausgelöst " -"von Klimawandel-leugnerischer Passivität. Unsere Welt brennt, und wir müssen " -"diese Brände löschen - indem wir herausfinden, wir die Leute die Wahrheit " -"der Welt durch die Verschwörungen erkennen lassen können, durch sie verwirrt " -"wurden." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But firefighting is reactive. We need fire <emphasis>prevention</emphasis>. " -"We need to strike at the traumatic material conditions that make people " -"vulnerable to the contagion of conspiracy. Here, too, tech has a role to " -"play." -msgstr "" -"Aber das Löschen von Bränden ist reaktiv. Wir müssen die " -"<emphasis>Prävention</emphasis> befeuern. Wir müssen auf die traumatischen " -"realen Umstände abzielen, die Leute anfällig für die Pandemie von " -"Verschwörungstheorien machen. Auch darin spielt Technologie eine Rolle." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s no shortage of proposals to address this. From the EU’s <ulink url=" -"\"https://edri.org/tag/terreg/\">Terrorist Content Regulation</ulink>, which " -"requires platforms to police and remove <quote>extremist</quote> content, to " -"the U.S. proposals to <ulink url=\"https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/03/" -"earn-it-act-violates-constitution\">force tech companies to spy on their " -"users</ulink> and hold them liable <ulink url=\"https://www.natlawreview.com/" -"article/repeal-cda-section-230\">for their users’ bad speech</ulink>, " -"there’s a lot of energy to force tech companies to solve the problems they " -"created." -msgstr "" -"Vorschläge hierfür gibt es genug. Von der <ulink url=\"https://edri.org/tag/" -"terreg/\">Terrorist Content Regulation</ulink> der Europäischen Union, " -"welche Plattformen zwingt, <quote>extremistische</quote> Inhalte zu " -"überwachen und zu entfernen, über die Vorschläge der Vereinigten Staaten, " -"wonach <ulink url=\"https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/03/earn-it-act-" -"violates-constitution\">Tech-Firmen ihre Nutzer ausspähen</ulink> und <ulink " -"url=\"https://www.natlawreview.com/article/repeal-cda-section-230\">für " -"deren „bad speech“</ulink> haftbar zu machen, gibt es zahlreiche " -"Anstrengunen, um Tech-Firmen dazu zu zwingen, die Probleme zu lösen, die sie " -"selbst geschaffen haben." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s a critical piece missing from the debate, though. All these " -"solutions assume that tech companies are a fixture, that their dominance " -"over the internet is a permanent fact. Proposals to replace Big Tech with a " -"more diffused, pluralistic internet are nowhere to be found. Worse: The " -"<quote>solutions</quote> on the table today <emphasis>require</emphasis> Big " -"Tech to stay big because only the very largest companies can afford to " -"implement the systems these laws demand." -msgstr "" -"Dennoch fehlt ein wesentlicher Aspekt in dieser Debatte. All diese Lösungen " -"setzen voraus, dass Techfirmen ein Fixum sind, dass ihre Dominanz über das " -"Internet ein dauerhaftes Faktum ist. Vorschläge, „Big Tech”-Firmen mit einem " -"dezentralerem, pluralistischerem Internet zu ersetzen, finden sich " -"nirgendwo. Die <quote>Lösungen</quote>, die heute zur Debatte stehen, " -"<emphasis>setzen voraus</emphasis>, dass Big Tech „big“ bleibt, weil nur die " -"größten Unternehmen es sich leisten können, entsprechende gesetzeskonforme " -"Systeme zu etablieren." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Figuring out what we want our tech to look like is crucial if we’re going to " -"get out of this mess. Today, we’re at a crossroads where we’re trying to " -"figure out if we want to fix the Big Tech companies that dominate our " -"internet or if we want to fix the internet itself by unshackling it from Big " -"Tech’s stranglehold. We can’t do both, so we have to choose." -msgstr "" -"Wir müssen herausfinden, wie unsere Technologie aussehen soll, wenn wir aus " -"diesem Schlamassel wieder herauskommen wollen. Wir stehen heute an einem " -"Scheideweg, wo wir uns entscheiden müssen, ob wir die „Big Tech“-Firmen " -"reparieren wollen, die das Internet kontrollieren, oder ob wir das Internet " -"reparieren wollen, indem wir es aus dem Klammergriff von „Big Tech“ " -"befreien. Beides gleichzeitig geht nicht, so dass wir uns entscheiden müssen." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I want us to choose wisely. Taming Big Tech is integral to fixing the " -"Internet, and for that, we need digital rights activism." -msgstr "" -"Ich möchte, dass wir uns weise entscheiden. Zur Reparatur ist es essentiell, " -"dass „Big Tech“ gezähmt wird, und dafür brauchen wir Digitalen-Rechte-" -"Aktivismus." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Digital rights activism, a quarter-century on" -msgstr "Digitaler-Rechte-Aktivismus, ein Vierteljahrhundert später" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Digital rights activism is more than 30 years old now. The Electronic " -"Frontier Foundation turned 30 this year; the Free Software Foundation " -"launched in 1985. For most of the history of the movement, the most " -"prominent criticism leveled against it was that it was irrelevant: The real " -"activist causes were real-world causes (think of the skepticism when <ulink " -"url=\"https://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news/article/finland-legal-right-to-" -"broadband-for-all-citizens/#:~:text=Global%20Legal%20Monitor,-Home%20%7C" -"%20Search%20%7C%20Browse&text=(July%206%2C%202010)%20On,connection" -"%20100%20MBPS%20by%202015.\">Finland declared broadband a human right in " -"2010</ulink>), and real-world activism was shoe-leather activism (think of " -"Malcolm Gladwell’s <ulink url=\"https://www.newyorker.com/" -"magazine/2010/10/04/small-change-malcolm-gladwell\">contempt for " -"<quote>clicktivism</quote></ulink>). But as tech has grown more central to " -"our daily lives, these accusations of irrelevance have given way first to " -"accusations of insincerity (<quote>You only care about tech because you’re " -"<ulink url=\"https://www.ipwatchdog.com/2018/06/04/report-engine-eff-shills-" -"google-patent-reform/id=98007/\">shilling for tech companies</ulink></" -"quote>) to accusations of negligence (<quote>Why didn’t you foresee that " -"tech could be such a destructive force?</quote>). But digital rights " -"activism is right where it’s always been: looking out for the humans in a " -"world where tech is inexorably taking over." -msgstr "" -"Digitaler-Rechte-Aktivismus ist mehr als 30 Jahre alt. Die Eletronic " -"Frontier Foundation ist in diesem Jahr 30 Jahre alt geworden; die Free " -"Software Foundation wurde 1985 gegründet. Das am meisten im Laufe der " -"Geschichte der Bewegung gegen sie vorgebrachte Argument war, dass sie " -"irrelevant sei: Die Themen „echter“ Aktivisten wären auch „echte-Welt“-" -"Probleme (man denke an den Skeptizismus, als <ulink url=\"https://www.loc." -"gov/law/foreign-news/article/finland-legal-right-to-broadband-for-all-" -"citizens/#:~:text=Global%20Legal%20Monitor,-Home%20%7C%20Search%20%7C" -"%20Browse&text=(July%206%2C%202010)%20On,connection%20100%20MBPS%20by" -"%202015.\">Finnland im Jahr 2010 einen Breitbandinternetzugang zum " -"Menschenrecht erklärte </ulink>), und „echter-Welt“-Aktivismus noch als " -"Stiefel-Aktivismus („shoe leather activism”) galt (man denke an Malcolm " -"Gladwells <ulink url=\"https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2010/10/04/small-" -"change-malcolm-gladwell\">Geringschätzung für <quote>Clicktivism</quote></" -"ulink>). Aber je zentraler Technologien für unseren Alltag wurde, desto mehr " -"sind die Irrelevanz-Vorwürfe Vorwürfen von Unehrlichkeit gewichen (<quote>Du " -"sorgst dich nur um Tech, weil du <ulink url=\"https://www.ipwatchdog." -"com/2018/06/04/report-engine-eff-shills-google-patent-reform/id=98007/\">für " -"Technologie-Unternehmen Werbung machen möchtest</ulink></quote>). " -"(<quote>Wie konntest du nur nicht vorhersehen, dass Tech solch eine " -"zerstörerische Kraft sein kann?</quote>). Aber Digitaler-Rechte-Aktivismus " -"steht nach wie vor dafür: auf die Menschen in einer Welt achtgeben, die " -"unausweichlich von Technologie übernommen wird." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The latest version of this critique comes in the form of <quote>surveillance " -"capitalism,</quote> a term coined by business professor Shoshana Zuboff in " -"her long and influential 2019 book, <emphasis>The Age of Surveillance " -"Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power</" -"emphasis>. Zuboff argues that <quote>surveillance capitalism</quote> is a " -"unique creature of the tech industry and that it is unlike any other abusive " -"commercial practice in history, one that is <quote>constituted by unexpected " -"and often illegible mechanisms of extraction, commodification, and control " -"that effectively exile persons from their own behavior while producing new " -"markets of behavioral prediction and modification. Surveillance capitalism " -"challenges democratic norms and departs in key ways from the centuries-long " -"evolution of market capitalism.</quote> It is a new and deadly form of " -"capitalism, a <quote>rogue capitalism,</quote> and our lack of understanding " -"of its unique capabilities and dangers represents an existential, species-" -"wide threat. She’s right that capitalism today threatens our species, and " -"she’s right that tech poses unique challenges to our species and " -"civilization, but she’s really wrong about how tech is different and why it " -"threatens our species." -msgstr "" -"Die neueste Form dieser Kritik kommt in der Form des " -"<quote>Überwachungskapitalismus</quote>, einem Begriff, der von der Business-" -"Professorin Shoshana Zuboff in ihrem langen und einflussreichen Buch " -"<emphasis>Das Zeitalter des Überwachungskapitalismus</emphasis> geprägt " -"wurde, das 2019 erschienen ist. Zuboff argumentiert, dass " -"<quote>Überwachungskapitalismus</quote> ein einzigartigs Geschöpf der Tech-" -"Industrie sei und dass es sich von allen anderen ausbeuterischen " -"kommerziellen Praktiken Geschichte unterscheide; ein Geschöpf, das <quote> " -"sich aus unerwarteten und unverständlichen Mechanismen aus Extrahierung, " -"Kommodifizierung und Kontrolle zusammensetze, das Menschen schließlich von " -"ihrem eigenen Verhalten loslöse und dabei neue Märkte von " -"Verhaltensvorhersage und -manipulation schaffe.</quote> Es handelt sich " -"dabei um eine neue tödliche Form von Kapitalismus, einen " -"<quote>schurkenhaften Kapitalismus</quote>, und unsere Unfähigkeit, dessen " -"einzigartigen Fähigkeiten und Gefahren zu verstehen, stellt eine " -"existenzielle und speziesweite Bedrohung dar. Sie hat insofern recht, als " -"Kapitalismus unsere Spezies heute bedroht, und sie hat auch recht insofern, " -"als Technologie unsere Spezies und Zivilisation vor einzigartige " -"Herausforderungen stellt, aber sie irrt sich darin, inwiefern Technologie " -"andersartig ist und warum es unsere Spezies bedroht." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"What’s more, I think that her incorrect diagnosis will lead us down a path " -"that ends up making Big Tech stronger, not weaker. We need to take down Big " -"Tech, and to do that, we need to start by correctly identifying the problem." -msgstr "" -"Genauer gesagt, denke ich, dass ihre falsche Diagnose uns einen Weg " -"hinabführt, der Big Tech stärker macht, nicht schwächer. Wir müssen Big Tech " -"zu Fall bringen, und um das zu tun, müssen wir zunächst das Problem korrekt " -"identifizieren." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Tech exceptionalism, then and now" -msgstr "Tech-Exzeptionalismus, damals und heute" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Early critics of the digital rights movement — perhaps best represented by " -"campaigning organizations like the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Free " -"Software Foundation, Public Knowledge, and others that focused on preserving " -"and enhancing basic human rights in the digital realm — damned activists for " -"practicing <quote>tech exceptionalism.</quote> Around the turn of the " -"millennium, serious people ridiculed any claim that tech policy mattered in " -"the <quote>real world.</quote> Claims that tech rules had implications for " -"speech, association, privacy, search and seizure, and fundamental rights and " -"equities were treated as ridiculous, an elevation of the concerns of sad " -"nerds arguing about <emphasis>Star Trek</emphasis> on bulletin board systems " -"above the struggles of the Freedom Riders, Nelson Mandela, or the Warsaw " -"ghetto uprising." -msgstr "" -"Frühe Kritiker des Digitalen-Rechte-Managements - die am wohl am besten " -"durch Organisationen wie die Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Free " -"Software Foundation, Public Knowledge und andere vertreten werden, die ihren " -"Fokus auf die Bewahrung und Stärkung elementarer Menschenrechte in der " -"digitalen Welt legen - verurteilten Aktivisten für die Ausübung von " -"<quote>Tech-Exzeptionalismus</quote>. Um die Jahrtausendwende machten " -"bedeutende Leute jegliche Behauptung, dass Tech-Regularien in der " -"<quote>echten Welt</quote> eine Rolle spielten, lächerlich. Behauptungen, " -"wonach Tech-Regularien Folgen für Speech, Zusammenschlüsse, Privatsphäre, " -"Durchsuchungen und Konfiskationen, sowie für grundlegende Rechte und " -"Gleichheit haben konnten, wurden verlacht - verlacht als Besorgnis, die von " -"traurigen Nerds, die sonst in Webforen über <emphasis> Star Trek</emphasis> " -"diskutierten, geschürt und gar über die Freiheitskämpfe der Freedom Rider, " -"Nelson Mandela oder des Warschauer Ghetto-Aufstandes erhoben würden." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In the decades since, accusations of <quote>tech exceptionalism</quote> have " -"only sharpened as tech’s role in everyday life has expanded: Now that tech " -"has infiltrated every corner of our life and our online lives have been " -"monopolized by a handful of giants, defenders of digital freedoms are " -"accused of carrying water for Big Tech, providing cover for its self-" -"interested negligence (or worse, nefarious plots)." -msgstr "" -"In den seitdem vergangenen Jahrzehnten wurden die Vorwürfe von <quote>Tech-" -"Exzeptionalismus</quote> schärfer, zumal sich die Bedeutung von Technologie " -"im Alltag ausgeweitet hat: Jetzt, da Technologie jede Nische unseres Lebens " -"infiltriert hat und unsere Online-Leben von einer Handvoll Giganten " -"monopolisiert wurden, werden die Verteidiger der digitalen Freiheiten " -"Beschuldigt, Wasserträger von „Big Tech“ zu sein und Deckung für dessen von " -"eigenen Interessen geleiteter Fahrlässigkeit (oder schlimmer noch: ruchlose " -"Pläne) zu bieten." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"From my perspective, the digital rights movement has remained stationary " -"while the rest of the world has moved. From the earliest days, the " -"movement’s concern was users and the toolsmiths who provided the code they " -"needed to realize their fundamental rights. Digital rights activists only " -"cared about companies to the extent that companies were acting to uphold " -"users’ rights (or, just as often, when companies were acting so foolishly " -"that they threatened to bring down new rules that would also make it harder " -"for good actors to help users)." -msgstr "" -"Nach meiner Aufassung ist die Digitale-Rechte-Bewegung stehen geblieben, " -"während der Rest der Welt sich weiterbewegt hat. Von den frühesten Tagen an " -"war das Anliegen der Bewegung, dass Nutzer und Programmierer ihre " -"grundlegenden Rechte verwirklichen Rechte können. Digitale-Rechte-Aktivisten " -"kümmerten sich nur soweit um Firmen, als sie die Rechte ihrer Nutzen " -"achteten (oder, wie so oft, wenn sich Unternehmen so töricht verhielten und " -"neue Regularien zu Fall zu bringen drohten, was es auch guten Akteuren " -"schwerer gemacht hätte, Nutzen zu helfen)." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The <quote>surveillance capitalism</quote> critique recasts the digital " -"rights movement in a new light again: not as alarmists who overestimate the " -"importance of their shiny toys nor as shills for big tech but as serene deck-" -"chair rearrangers whose long-standing activism is a liability because it " -"makes them incapable of perceiving novel threats as they continue to fight " -"the last century’s tech battles." -msgstr "" -"Der Kritiker des <quote>Überwachungskapitalismus</quote> lässt die Digitale-" -"Rechte-Bewegung erneut in einem neuen Licht erscheinen: nicht als " -"Alarmisten, die die Wichtigkeit ihrer Spielzeuge überschätzen oder als " -"Sprecher für Big Tech, sondern als gelassene Sessel-Aktivisten, deren " -"langjähriger Aktivismus zur Last geworden ist, weil es sie unfähig macht, " -"neuartige Bedrohungen zu erkennen, während sie weiterhin Tech-Schlachten des " -"vorigen Jahrhunderts schlagen." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "But tech exceptionalism is a sin no matter who practices it." -msgstr "" -"Aber Tech-Exzeptionalismus ist eine Sünde, unabhängig davon, wer ihn " -"betreibt." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Don’t believe the hype" -msgstr "Glaube nicht an den Hype" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"You’ve probably heard that <quote>if you’re not paying for the product, " -"you’re the product.</quote> As we’ll see below, that’s true, if incomplete. " -"But what is <emphasis>absolutely</emphasis> true is that ad-driven Big " -"Tech’s customers are advertisers, and what companies like Google and " -"Facebook sell is their ability to convince <emphasis>you</emphasis> to buy " -"stuff. Big Tech’s product is persuasion. The services — social media, search " -"engines, maps, messaging, and more — are delivery systems for persuasion." -msgstr "" -"Du hast wahrscheinlich schon einmal gehört, dass <quote>du das Produkt bist, " -"wenn du nicht für das Produkt bezahlst </quote>. Wie wir noch sehen werden, " -"ist diese Aussage im Grunde richtig, aber nicht vollständig. Aber es " -"stimmt<emphasis>definitiv</emphasis> , dass die Kunden von Big Tech " -"Werbeunternehmen sind, und das Geschäftsmodell von Google und Facebook ist " -"letztlich ihre Fähigkeit, <emphasis>dich</emphasis> zu Käufen zu verleiten. " -"Das Produkt von Big Tech ist die Überzeugungskunst. Die Dienste - soziale " -"Medien, Suchmaschinen, Karten- und Kurznachrichtendienste und weitere - " -"sind schlicht Vehikel, um dessen Nutzer von etwas zu überzeugen und zu " -"etwas zu verleiten." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The fear of surveillance capitalism starts from the (correct) presumption " -"that everything Big Tech says about itself is probably a lie. But the " -"surveillance capitalism critique makes an exception for the claims Big Tech " -"makes in its sales literature — the breathless hype in the pitches to " -"potential advertisers online and in ad-tech seminars about the efficacy of " -"its products: It assumes that Big Tech is as good at influencing us as they " -"claim they are when they’re selling influencing products to credulous " -"customers. That’s a mistake because sales literature is not a reliable " -"indicator of a product’s efficacy." -msgstr "" -"Die Angst vor Überwachungskapitalismus basiert zunächst auf der (korrekten) " -"Annahme, dass alles, was Big Tech über sich selbst sagt, wahrscheinlich eine " -"Lüge ist. Aber der Kritiker des Überwachungskapitalismus macht hiervon eine " -"Ausnahme, soweit es Big Techs eigene Behauptungen in seinen " -"Verkaufsprospekten sind - der atemlose Hype, der potentiellen " -"Werbeunternehmen online und in Werbetechnologie-Seminaren über die " -"Wirksamkeit seiner Produkte angedient wird: Dem Hype zufolge kann uns Big " -"Tech so gut wie von ihm behauptet beeinflussen. Das ist jedoch falsch, weil " -"Verkaufsprospekte kein zuverlässiger Indikator für die Wirksamkeit eines " -"Produkts ist." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism assumes that because advertisers buy a lot of what " -"Big Tech is selling, Big Tech must be selling something real. But Big Tech’s " -"massive sales could just as easily be the result of a popular delusion or " -"something even more pernicious: monopolistic control over our communications " -"and commerce." -msgstr "" -"Überwachungskapitalismus geht davon aus, dass Big Tech etwas Reales " -"verkauft, weil Werbeunternehmen viel von dem kaufen, was Big Tech verkauft. " -"Aber die massiven Umsatzzahlen von Big Tech könnten einfach auch nur das " -"Produkt einer weit verbreiteten Täuschung sein, oder schlimmer noch: eines " -"monopolistischen Kontrolle über unser aller Kommunikation und Handel." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Being watched changes your behavior, and not for the better. It creates " -"risks for our social progress. Zuboff’s book features beautifully wrought " -"explanations of these phenomena. But Zuboff also claims that surveillance " -"literally robs us of our free will — that when our personal data is mixed " -"with machine learning, it creates a system of persuasion so devastating that " -"we are helpless before it. That is, Facebook uses an algorithm to analyze " -"the data it nonconsensually extracts from your daily life and uses it to " -"customize your feed in ways that get you to buy stuff. It is a mind-control " -"ray out of a 1950s comic book, wielded by mad scientists whose " -"supercomputers guarantee them perpetual and total world domination." -msgstr "" -"Überwachung führt zu Verhaltensveränderungen, und zwar nicht zu positiven. " -"Sie gefähdet unseren gesellschaftlichen Fortschritt. Zuboffs Buch arbeitet " -"Erklärungen dieser Phänomene eindrucksvoll heraus. Aber Zuboff behauptet " -"auch, dass Überwachung uns unseres freien Willens beraubt - dass, wenn " -"unsere persönlichen Daten mit maschinellem Lernen kombiniert werden, ein " -"System fataler Überzeugungskunst entsteht, in dessen Angesicht wir hilflos " -"sind. Sprich, Facebook nutzt einen Algorithmus, um die Daten zu analysieren, " -"welche ohne unsere Zustimmung aus deinem Alltag extrahiert werden, und nutzt " -"diese, um deinen Feed so anzupassen, dass du Sachen kaufst. Es handelt sich " -"um einen Strahl zur Gedankensteuerung wie aus einem Comic der 1950er Jahre, " -"der von verrückten Wissenschaftlern bedient wird, deren Supercomputer ihnen " -"ewige und umfassende Weltherrschaft garantiert." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "What is persuasion?" -msgstr "Was ist Überzeugung?" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To understand why you shouldn’t worry about mind-control rays — but why you " -"<emphasis>should</emphasis> worry about surveillance <emphasis>and</" -"emphasis> Big Tech — we must start by unpacking what we mean by " -"<quote>persuasion.</quote>" -msgstr "" -"Um zu verstehen, weshalb du dich nicht um Strahlen zur Gedankenkontrolle – " -"aber weshalb du dich um Überwachung <emphasis>und</emphasis> Big Tech sorgen " -"<emphasis>solltest</emphasis> -, müssen wir einordnen, was wir mit " -"<quote>Überzeugung</quote> meinen." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Google, Facebook, and other surveillance capitalists promise their customers " -"(the advertisers) that if they use machine-learning tools trained on " -"unimaginably large data sets of nonconsensually harvested personal " -"information, they will be able to uncover ways to bypass the rational " -"faculties of the public and direct their behavior, creating a stream of " -"purchases, votes, and other desired outcomes." -msgstr "" -"Google, Facebook und andere Überwachungkapitalisten versprechen ihren Kunden " -"(den Werbeunternehmen), dass sich diesen – durch Werkzeuge maschinellen " -"Lernes, die mit unvorstellbar großen Mengen an persönlichen Daten ohne " -"Zustimmung trainier wurden – Wege eröffnen, um das rationale Denken der " -"Öffentlichkeit umgehen und ihr Verhalten lenken zu können, so dass ein ein " -"Strom an Käufen, Stimmen und anderer erwünschter Ergebnisse erzeugt wird." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"The impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and should be " -"central to our analysis and any remedies we seek." -msgstr "" -"Die Auswirkungen von Vorherrschaft überwiegt die der Manipulation bei weitem " -"und sie sollen im Mittelpunkt unserer Analyse und etwaiger Gegenmittel " -"stehen, die wir zu finden suchen." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But there’s little evidence that this is happening. Instead, the predictions " -"that surveillance capitalism delivers to its customers are much less " -"impressive. Rather than finding ways to bypass our rational faculties, " -"surveillance capitalists like Mark Zuckerberg mostly do one or more of three " -"things:" -msgstr "" -"Aber es gibt wenige Beweise dafür, dass dies geschieht. Stattdessen sind die " -"Vorhersagen, die Überwachungskapitalisten ihren Kunden liefern, viel weniger " -"beeindruckend. Anstelle Wege zu finden, die unser rationales Denken umgehen, " -"tun Überwachungskapitlisten meistens eines oder mehrere der folgenden drei " -"Dinge:" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "1. Segmenting" -msgstr "1. Aufteilung" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"If you’re selling diapers, you have better luck if you pitch them to people " -"in maternity wards. Not everyone who enters or leaves a maternity ward just " -"had a baby, and not everyone who just had a baby is in the market for " -"diapers. But having a baby is a really reliable correlate of being in the " -"market for diapers, and being in a maternity ward is highly correlated with " -"having a baby. Hence diaper ads around maternity wards (and even pitchmen " -"for baby products, who haunt maternity wards with baskets full of freebies)." -msgstr "" -"Falls du Windeln verkaufst, bist du besser beraten, diese Leuten auf " -"Entbindungsstationen anzubieten. Nicht jeder, der eine Entbindungsstation " -"betritt oder eine solche verlässt, hat gerade ein Kind entbunden, und nicht " -"jeder, der gerade ein Kind entbunden hat, ist im Windelmarkt vertreten. Aber " -"die Geburt eines Kindes ist ein sehr zuverlässiges Korrelat zur Teilnahme am " -"„Windelmarkt“, und der Aufenthalt in einer Entbindungsstation steht in hoher " -"Korrelation zur Geburt eines Kindes. Deshalb Windelwerbung im Bereich von " -"Entbindungsstationen (und sogar Promoter, die auf Entbindungsstationen mit " -"Körben voller Gratisproben herumspuken)." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism is segmenting times a billion. Diaper vendors can go " -"way beyond people in maternity wards (though they can do that, too, with " -"things like location-based mobile ads). They can target you based on " -"whether you’re reading articles about child-rearing, diapers, or a host of " -"other subjects, and data mining can suggest unobvious keywords to advertise " -"against. They can target you based on the articles you’ve recently read. " -"They can target you based on what you’ve recently purchased. They can target " -"you based on whether you receive emails or private messages about these " -"subjects — or even if you speak aloud about them (though Facebook and the " -"like convincingly claim that’s not happening — yet)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "This is seriously creepy." -msgstr "Das ist wirklich beängstigend." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "But it’s not mind control." -msgstr "Aber dies ist keine Gedankenkontrolle." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "It doesn’t deprive you of your free will. It doesn’t trick you." -msgstr "" -"Es beraubt dich nicht deines freien Willens. Es führt dich nicht hinters " -"Licht." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Think of how surveillance capitalism works in politics. Surveillance " -"capitalist companies sell political operatives the power to locate people " -"who might be receptive to their pitch. Candidates campaigning on finance " -"industry corruption seek people struggling with debt; candidates campaigning " -"on xenophobia seek out racists. Political operatives have always targeted " -"their message whether their intentions were honorable or not: Union " -"organizers set up pitches at factory gates, and white supremacists hand out " -"fliers at John Birch Society meetings." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But this is an inexact and thus wasteful practice. The union organizer can’t " -"know which worker to approach on the way out of the factory gates and may " -"waste their time on a covert John Birch Society member; the white " -"supremacist doesn’t know which of the Birchers are so delusional that making " -"it to a meeting is as much as they can manage and which ones might be " -"convinced to cross the country to carry a tiki torch through the streets of " -"Charlottesville, Virginia." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Because targeting improves the yields on political pitches, it can " -"accelerate the pace of political upheaval by making it possible for everyone " -"who has secretly wished for the toppling of an autocrat — or just an 11-term " -"incumbent politician — to find everyone else who feels the same way at very " -"low cost. This has been critical to the rapid crystallization of recent " -"political movements including Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street as " -"well as less savory players like the far-right white nationalist movements " -"that marched in Charlottesville." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"It’s important to differentiate this kind of political organizing from " -"influence campaigns; finding people who secretly agree with you isn’t the " -"same as convincing people to agree with you. The rise of phenomena like " -"nonbinary or otherwise nonconforming gender identities is often " -"characterized by reactionaries as the result of online brainwashing " -"campaigns that convince impressionable people that they have been secretly " -"queer all along." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But the personal accounts of those who have come out tell a different story " -"where people who long harbored a secret about their gender were emboldened " -"by others coming forward and where people who knew that they were different " -"but lacked a vocabulary for discussing that difference learned the right " -"words from these low-cost means of finding people and learning about their " -"ideas." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "2. Deception" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Lies and fraud are pernicious, and surveillance capitalism supercharges them " -"through targeting. If you want to sell a fraudulent payday loan or subprime " -"mortgage, surveillance capitalism can help you find people who are both " -"desperate and unsophisticated and thus receptive to your pitch. This " -"accounts for the rise of many phenomena, like multilevel marketing schemes, " -"in which deceptive claims about potential earnings and the efficacy of sales " -"techniques are targeted at desperate people by advertising against search " -"queries that indicate, for example, someone struggling with ill-advised " -"loans." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism also abets fraud by making it easy to locate other " -"people who have been similarly deceived, forming a community of people who " -"reinforce one another’s false beliefs. Think of <ulink url=\"https://www." -"vulture.com/2020/01/the-dream-podcast-review.html\">the forums</ulink> where " -"people who are being victimized by multilevel marketing frauds gather to " -"trade tips on how to improve their luck in peddling the product." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Sometimes, online deception involves replacing someone’s correct beliefs " -"with incorrect ones, as it does in the anti-vaccination movement, whose " -"victims are often people who start out believing in vaccines but are " -"convinced by seemingly plausible evidence that leads them into the false " -"belief that vaccines are harmful." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But it’s much more common for fraud to succeed when it doesn’t have to " -"displace a true belief. When my daughter contracted head lice at daycare, " -"one of the daycare workers told me I could get rid of them by treating her " -"hair and scalp with olive oil. I didn’t know anything about head lice, and I " -"assumed that the daycare worker did, so I tried it (it didn’t work, and it " -"doesn’t work). It’s easy to end up with false beliefs when you simply don’t " -"know any better and when those beliefs are conveyed by someone who seems to " -"know what they’re doing." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"This is pernicious and difficult — and it’s also the kind of thing the " -"internet can help guard against by making true information available, " -"especially in a form that exposes the underlying deliberations among parties " -"with sharply divergent views, such as Wikipedia. But it’s not brainwashing; " -"it’s fraud. In the <ulink url=\"https://datasociety.net/library/data-voids/" -"\">majority of cases</ulink>, the victims of these fraud campaigns have an " -"informational void filled in the customary way, by consulting a seemingly " -"reliable source. If I look up the length of the Brooklyn Bridge and learn " -"that it is 5,800 feet long, but in reality, it is 5,989 feet long, the " -"underlying deception is a problem, but it’s a problem with a simple remedy. " -"It’s a very different problem from the anti-vax issue in which someone’s " -"true belief is displaced by a false one by means of sophisticated persuasion." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "3. Domination" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism is the result of monopoly. Monopoly is the cause, " -"and surveillance capitalism and its negative outcomes are the effects of " -"monopoly. I’ll get into this in depth later, but for now, suffice it to say " -"that the tech industry has grown up with a radical theory of antitrust that " -"has allowed companies to grow by merging with their rivals, buying up their " -"nascent competitors, and expanding to control whole market verticals." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"One example of how monopolism aids in persuasion is through dominance: " -"Google makes editorial decisions about its algorithms that determine the " -"sort order of the responses to our queries. If a cabal of fraudsters have " -"set out to trick the world into thinking that the Brooklyn Bridge is 5,800 " -"feet long, and if Google gives a high search rank to this group in response " -"to queries like <quote>How long is the Brooklyn Bridge?</quote> then the " -"first eight or 10 screens’ worth of Google results could be wrong. And since " -"most people don’t go beyond the first couple of results — let alone the " -"first <emphasis>page</emphasis> of results — Google’s choice means that many " -"people will be deceived." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Google’s dominance over search — more than 86% of web searches are performed " -"through Google — means that the way it orders its search results has an " -"outsized effect on public beliefs. Ironically, Google claims this is why it " -"can’t afford to have any transparency in its algorithm design: Google’s " -"search dominance makes the results of its sorting too important to risk " -"telling the world how it arrives at those results lest some bad actor " -"discover a flaw in the ranking system and exploit it to push its point of " -"view to the top of the search results. There’s an obvious remedy to a " -"company that is too big to audit: break it up into smaller pieces." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a <quote>rogue capitalism</quote> whose " -"data-hoarding and machine-learning techniques rob us of our free will. But " -"influence campaigns that seek to displace existing, correct beliefs with " -"false ones have an effect that is small and temporary while monopolistic " -"dominance over informational systems has massive, enduring effects. " -"Controlling the results to the world’s search queries means controlling " -"access both to arguments and their rebuttals and, thus, control over much of " -"the world’s beliefs. If our concern is how corporations are foreclosing on " -"our ability to make up our own minds and determine our own futures, the " -"impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and should be " -"central to our analysis and any remedies we seek." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "4. Bypassing our rational faculties" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis>This</emphasis> is the good stuff: using machine learning, " -"<quote>dark patterns,</quote> engagement hacking, and other techniques to " -"get us to do things that run counter to our better judgment. This is mind " -"control." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Some of these techniques have proven devastatingly effective (if only in the " -"short term). The use of countdown timers on a purchase completion page can " -"create a sense of urgency that causes you to ignore the nagging internal " -"voice suggesting that you should shop around or sleep on your decision. The " -"use of people from your social graph in ads can provide <quote>social proof</" -"quote> that a purchase is worth making. Even the auction system pioneered by " -"eBay is calculated to play on our cognitive blind spots, letting us feel " -"like we <quote>own</quote> something because we bid on it, thus encouraging " -"us to bid again when we are outbid to ensure that <quote>our</quote> things " -"stay ours." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Games are extraordinarily good at this. <quote>Free to play</quote> games " -"manipulate us through many techniques, such as presenting players with a " -"series of smoothly escalating challenges that create a sense of mastery and " -"accomplishment but which sharply transition into a set of challenges that " -"are impossible to overcome without paid upgrades. Add some social proof to " -"the mix — a stream of notifications about how well your friends are faring — " -"and before you know it, you’re buying virtual power-ups to get to the next " -"level." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Companies have risen and fallen on these techniques, and the <quote>fallen</" -"quote> part is worth paying attention to. In general, living things adapt to " -"stimulus: Something that is very compelling or noteworthy when you first " -"encounter it fades with repetition until you stop noticing it altogether. " -"Consider the refrigerator hum that irritates you when it starts up but " -"disappears into the background so thoroughly that you only notice it when it " -"stops again." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"That’s why behavioral conditioning uses <quote>intermittent reinforcement " -"schedules.</quote> Instead of giving you a steady drip of encouragement or " -"setbacks, games and gamified services scatter rewards on a randomized " -"schedule — often enough to keep you interested and random enough that you " -"can never quite find the pattern that would make it boring." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Intermittent reinforcement is a powerful behavioral tool, but it also " -"represents a collective action problem for surveillance capitalism. The " -"<quote>engagement techniques</quote> invented by the behaviorists of " -"surveillance capitalist companies are quickly copied across the whole sector " -"so that what starts as a mysteriously compelling fillip in the design of a " -"service—like <quote>pull to refresh</quote> or alerts when someone likes " -"your posts or side quests that your characters get invited to while in the " -"midst of main quests—quickly becomes dully ubiquitous. The impossible-to-" -"nail-down nonpattern of randomized drips from your phone becomes a grey-" -"noise wall of sound as every single app and site starts to make use of " -"whatever seems to be working at the time." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"From the surveillance capitalist’s point of view, our adaptive capacity is " -"like a harmful bacterium that deprives it of its food source — our attention " -"— and novel techniques for snagging that attention are like new antibiotics " -"that can be used to breach our defenses and destroy our self-determination. " -"And there <emphasis>are</emphasis> techniques like that. Who can forget the " -"Great Zynga Epidemic, when all of our friends were caught in " -"<emphasis>FarmVille</emphasis>’s endless, mindless dopamine loops? But every " -"new attention-commanding technique is jumped on by the whole industry and " -"used so indiscriminately that antibiotic resistance sets in. Given enough " -"repetition, almost all of us develop immunity to even the most powerful " -"techniques — by 2013, two years after Zynga’s peak, its user base had halved." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Not everyone, of course. Some people never adapt to stimulus, just as some " -"people never stop hearing the hum of the refrigerator. This is why most " -"people who are exposed to slot machines play them for a while and then move " -"on while a small and tragic minority liquidate their kids’ college funds, " -"buy adult diapers, and position themselves in front of a machine until they " -"collapse." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But surveillance capitalism’s margins on behavioral modification suck. " -"Tripling the rate at which someone buys a widget sounds great <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.forbes.com/sites/priceonomics/2018/03/09/the-advertising-" -"conversion-rates-for-every-major-tech-platform/#2f6a67485957\">unless the " -"base rate is way less than 1%</ulink> with an improved rate of… still less " -"than 1%. Even penny slot machines pull down pennies for every spin while " -"surveillance capitalism rakes in infinitesimal penny fractions." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Slot machines’ high returns mean that they can be profitable just by " -"draining the fortunes of the small rump of people who are pathologically " -"vulnerable to them and unable to adapt to their tricks. But surveillance " -"capitalism can’t survive on the fractional pennies it brings down from that " -"vulnerable sliver — that’s why, after the Great Zynga Epidemic had finally " -"burned itself out, the small number of still-addicted players left behind " -"couldn’t sustain it as a global phenomenon. And new powerful attention " -"weapons aren’t easy to find, as is evidenced by the long years since the " -"last time Zynga had a hit. Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars that " -"Zynga has to spend on developing new tools to blast through our adaptation, " -"it has never managed to repeat the lucky accident that let it snag so much " -"of our attention for a brief moment in 2009. Powerhouses like Supercell have " -"fared a little better, but they are rare and throw away many failures for " -"every success." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"The vulnerability of small segments of the population to dramatic, efficient " -"corporate manipulation is a real concern that’s worthy of our attention and " -"energy. But it’s not an existential threat to society." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "" -"If data is the new oil, then surveillance capitalism’s engine has a leak" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This adaptation problem offers an explanation for one of surveillance " -"capitalism’s most alarming traits: its relentless hunger for data and its " -"endless expansion of data-gathering capabilities through the spread of " -"sensors, online surveillance, and acquisition of data streams from third " -"parties." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff observes this phenomenon and concludes that data must be very " -"valuable if surveillance capitalism is so hungry for it. (In her words: " -"<quote>Just as industrial capitalism was driven to the continuous " -"intensification of the means of production, so surveillance capitalists and " -"their market players are now locked into the continuous intensification of " -"the means of behavioral modification and the gathering might of " -"instrumentarian power.</quote>) But what if the voracious appetite is " -"because data has such a short half-life — because people become inured so " -"quickly to new, data-driven persuasion techniques — that the companies are " -"locked in an arms race with our limbic system? What if it’s all a Red " -"Queen’s race where they have to run ever faster — collect ever-more data — " -"just to stay in the same spot?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Of course, all of Big Tech’s persuasion techniques work in concert with one " -"another, and collecting data is useful beyond mere behavioral trickery." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If someone wants to recruit you to buy a refrigerator or join a pogrom, they " -"might use profiling and targeting to send messages to people they judge to " -"be good sales prospects. The messages themselves may be deceptive, making " -"claims about things you’re not very knowledgeable about (food safety and " -"energy efficiency or eugenics and historical claims about racial " -"superiority). They might use search engine optimization and/or armies of " -"fake reviewers and commenters and/or paid placement to dominate the " -"discourse so that any search for further information takes you back to their " -"messages. And finally, they may refine the different pitches using machine " -"learning and other techniques to figure out what kind of pitch works best on " -"someone like you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Each phase of this process benefits from surveillance: The more data they " -"have, the more precisely they can profile you and target you with specific " -"messages. Think of how you’d sell a fridge if you knew that the warranty on " -"your prospect’s fridge just expired and that they were expecting a tax " -"rebate in April." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Also, the more data they have, the better they can craft deceptive messages " -"— if I know that you’re into genealogy, I might not try to feed you " -"pseudoscience about genetic differences between <quote>races,</quote> " -"sticking instead to conspiratorial secret histories of <quote>demographic " -"replacement</quote> and the like." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook also helps you locate people who have the same odious or antisocial " -"views as you. It makes it possible to find other people who want to carry " -"tiki torches through the streets of Charlottesville in Confederate cosplay. " -"It can help you find other people who want to join your militia and go to " -"the border to look for undocumented migrants to terrorize. It can help you " -"find people who share your belief that vaccines are poison and that the " -"Earth is flat." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There is one way in which targeted advertising uniquely benefits those " -"advocating for socially unacceptable causes: It is invisible. Racism is " -"widely geographically dispersed, and there are few places where racists — " -"and only racists — gather. This is similar to the problem of selling " -"refrigerators in that potential refrigerator purchasers are geographically " -"dispersed and there are few places where you can buy an ad that will be " -"primarily seen by refrigerator customers. But buying a refrigerator is " -"socially acceptable while being a Nazi is not, so you can buy a billboard or " -"advertise in the newspaper sports section for your refrigerator business, " -"and the only potential downside is that your ad will be seen by a lot of " -"people who don’t want refrigerators, resulting in a lot of wasted expense." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But even if you wanted to advertise your Nazi movement on a billboard or " -"prime-time TV or the sports section, you would struggle to find anyone " -"willing to sell you the space for your ad partly because they disagree with " -"your views and partly because they fear censure (boycott, reputational " -"damage, etc.) from other people who disagree with your views." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Targeted ads solve this problem: On the internet, every ad unit can be " -"different for every person, meaning that you can buy ads that are only shown " -"to people who appear to be Nazis and not to people who hate Nazis. When " -"there’s spillover — when someone who hates racism is shown a racist " -"recruiting ad — there is some fallout; the platform or publication might get " -"an angry public or private denunciation. But the nature of the risk assumed " -"by an online ad buyer is different than the risks to a traditional publisher " -"or billboard owner who might want to run a Nazi ad." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Online ads are placed by algorithms that broker between a diverse ecosystem " -"of self-serve ad platforms that anyone can buy an ad through, so the Nazi ad " -"that slips onto your favorite online publication isn’t seen as their moral " -"failing but rather as a failure in some distant, upstream ad supplier. When " -"a publication gets a complaint about an offensive ad that’s appearing in one " -"of its units, it can take some steps to block that ad, but the Nazi might " -"buy a slightly different ad from a different broker serving the same unit. " -"And in any event, internet users increasingly understand that when they see " -"an ad, it’s likely that the advertiser did not choose that publication and " -"that the publication has no idea who its advertisers are." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These layers of indirection between advertisers and publishers serve as " -"moral buffers: Today’s moral consensus is largely that publishers shouldn’t " -"be held responsible for the ads that appear on their pages because they’re " -"not actively choosing to put those ads there. Because of this, Nazis are " -"able to overcome significant barriers to organizing their movement." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Data has a complex relationship with domination. Being able to spy on your " -"customers can alert you to their preferences for your rivals and allow you " -"to head off your rivals at the pass." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"More importantly, if you can dominate the information space while also " -"gathering data, then you make other deceptive tactics stronger because it’s " -"harder to break out of the web of deceit you’re spinning. Domination — that " -"is, ultimately becoming a monopoly — and not the data itself is the " -"supercharger that makes every tactic worth pursuing because monopolistic " -"domination deprives your target of an escape route." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you’re a Nazi who wants to ensure that your prospects primarily see " -"deceptive, confirming information when they search for more, you can improve " -"your odds by seeding the search terms they use through your initial " -"communications. You don’t need to own the top 10 results for <quote>voter " -"suppression</quote> if you can convince your marks to confine their search " -"terms to <quote>voter fraud,</quote> which throws up a very different set of " -"search results." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalists are like stage mentalists who claim that their " -"extraordinary insights into human behavior let them guess the word that you " -"wrote down and folded up in your pocket but who really use shills, hidden " -"cameras, sleight of hand, and brute-force memorization to amaze you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Or perhaps they’re more like pick-up artists, the misogynistic cult that " -"promises to help awkward men have sex with women by teaching them " -"<quote>neurolinguistic programming</quote> phrases, body language " -"techniques, and psychological manipulation tactics like <quote>negging</" -"quote> — offering unsolicited negative feedback to women to lower their self-" -"esteem and prick their interest." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Some pick-up artists eventually manage to convince women to go home with " -"them, but it’s not because these men have figured out how to bypass women’s " -"critical faculties. Rather, pick-up artists’ <quote>success</quote> stories " -"are a mix of women who were incapable of giving consent, women who were " -"coerced, women who were intoxicated, self-destructive women, and a few women " -"who were sober and in command of their faculties but who didn’t realize " -"straightaway that they were with terrible men but rectified the error as " -"soon as they could." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Pick-up artists <emphasis>believe</emphasis> they have figured out a secret " -"back door that bypasses women’s critical faculties, but they haven’t. Many " -"of the tactics they deploy, like negging, became the butt of jokes (just " -"like people joke about bad ad targeting), and there’s a good chance that " -"anyone they try these tactics on will immediately recognize them and dismiss " -"the men who use them as irredeemable losers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Pick-up artists are proof that people can believe they have developed a " -"system of mind control <emphasis>even when it doesn’t work</emphasis>. Pick-" -"up artists simply exploit the fact that one-in-a-million chances can come " -"through for you if you make a million attempts, and then they assume that " -"the other 999,999 times, they simply performed the technique incorrectly and " -"commit themselves to doing better next time. There’s only one group of " -"people who find pick-up artist lore reliably convincing: other would-be pick-" -"up artists whose anxiety and insecurity make them vulnerable to scammers and " -"delusional men who convince them that if they pay for tutelage and follow " -"instructions, then they will someday succeed. Pick-up artists assume they " -"fail to entice women because they are bad at being pick-up artists, not " -"because pick-up artistry is bullshit. Pick-up artists are bad at selling " -"themselves to women, but they’re much better at selling themselves to men " -"who pay to learn the secrets of pick-up artistry." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Department store pioneer John Wanamaker is said to have lamented, " -"<quote>Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I " -"don’t know which half.</quote> The fact that Wanamaker thought that only " -"half of his advertising spending was wasted is a tribute to the " -"persuasiveness of advertising executives, who are <emphasis>much</emphasis> " -"better at convincing potential clients to buy their services than they are " -"at convincing the general public to buy their clients’ wares." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "What is Facebook?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook is heralded as the origin of all of our modern plagues, and it’s " -"not hard to see why. Some tech companies want to lock their users in but " -"make their money by monopolizing access to the market for apps for their " -"devices and gouging them on prices rather than by spying on them (like " -"Apple). Some companies don’t care about locking in users because they’ve " -"figured out how to spy on them no matter where they are and what they’re " -"doing and can turn that surveillance into money (Google). Facebook alone " -"among the Western tech giants has built a business based on locking in its " -"users <emphasis>and</emphasis> spying on them all the time." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook’s surveillance regime is really without parallel in the Western " -"world. Though Facebook tries to prevent itself from being visible on the " -"public web, hiding most of what goes on there from people unless they’re " -"logged into Facebook, the company has nevertheless booby-trapped the entire " -"web with surveillance tools in the form of Facebook <quote>Like</quote> " -"buttons that web publishers include on their sites to boost their Facebook " -"profiles. Facebook also makes various libraries and other useful code " -"snippets available to web publishers that act as surveillance tendrils on " -"the sites where they’re used, funneling information about visitors to the " -"site — newspapers, dating sites, message boards — to Facebook." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but " -"because it is <emphasis>big</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook offers similar tools to app developers, so the apps — games, fart " -"machines, business review services, apps for keeping abreast of your kid’s " -"schooling — you use will send information about your activities to Facebook " -"even if you don’t have a Facebook account and even if you don’t download or " -"use Facebook apps. On top of all that, Facebook buys data from third-party " -"brokers on shopping habits, physical location, use of <quote>loyalty</quote> " -"programs, financial transactions, etc., and cross-references that with the " -"dossiers it develops on activity on Facebook and with apps and the public " -"web." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Though it’s easy to integrate the web with Facebook — linking to news " -"stories and such — Facebook products are generally not available to be " -"integrated back into the web itself. You can embed a tweet in a Facebook " -"post, but if you embed a Facebook post in a tweet, you just get a link back " -"to Facebook and must log in before you can see it. Facebook has used extreme " -"technological and legal countermeasures to prevent rivals from allowing " -"their users to embed Facebook snippets in competing services or to create " -"alternative interfaces to Facebook that merge your Facebook inbox with those " -"of other services that you use." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And Facebook is incredibly popular, with 2.3 billion claimed users (though " -"many believe this figure to be inflated). Facebook has been used to organize " -"genocidal pogroms, racist riots, anti-vaccination movements, flat Earth " -"cults, and the political lives of some of the world’s ugliest, most brutal " -"autocrats. There are some really alarming things going on in the world, and " -"Facebook is implicated in many of them, so it’s easy to conclude that these " -"bad things are the result of Facebook’s mind-control system, which it rents " -"out to anyone with a few bucks to spend." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To understand what role Facebook plays in the formulation and mobilization " -"of antisocial movements, we need to understand the dual nature of Facebook." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Because it has a lot of users and a lot of data about those users, Facebook " -"is a very efficient tool for locating people with hard-to-find traits, the " -"kinds of traits that are widely diffused in the population such that " -"advertisers have historically struggled to find a cost-effective way to " -"reach them. Think back to refrigerators: Most of us only replace our major " -"appliances a few times in our entire lives. If you’re a refrigerator " -"manufacturer or retailer, you have these brief windows in the life of a " -"consumer during which they are pondering a purchase, and you have to somehow " -"reach them. Anyone who’s ever registered a title change after buying a house " -"can attest that appliance manufacturers are incredibly desperate to reach " -"anyone who has even the slenderest chance of being in the market for a new " -"fridge." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook makes finding people shopping for refrigerators a <emphasis>lot</" -"emphasis> easier. It can target ads to people who’ve registered a new home " -"purchase, to people who’ve searched for refrigerator buying advice, to " -"people who have complained about their fridge dying, or any combination " -"thereof. It can even target people who’ve recently bought <emphasis>other</" -"emphasis> kitchen appliances on the theory that someone who’s just replaced " -"their stove and dishwasher might be in a fridge-buying kind of mood. The " -"vast majority of people who are reached by these ads will not be in the " -"market for a new fridge, but — crucially — the percentage of people who " -"<emphasis>are</emphasis> looking for fridges that these ads reach is " -"<emphasis>much</emphasis> larger than it is than for any group that might be " -"subjected to traditional, offline targeted refrigerator marketing." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook also makes it a lot easier to find people who have the same rare " -"disease as you, which might have been impossible in earlier eras — the " -"closest fellow sufferer might otherwise be hundreds of miles away. It makes " -"it easier to find people who went to the same high school as you even though " -"decades have passed and your former classmates have all been scattered to " -"the four corners of the Earth." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook also makes it much easier to find people who hold the same rare " -"political beliefs as you. If you’ve always harbored a secret affinity for " -"socialism but never dared utter this aloud lest you be demonized by your " -"neighbors, Facebook can help you discover other people who feel the same way " -"(and it might just demonstrate to you that your affinity is more widespread " -"than you ever suspected). It can make it easier to find people who share " -"your sexual identity. And again, it can help you to understand that what " -"you thought was a shameful secret that affected only you was really a widely " -"shared trait, giving you both comfort and the courage to come out to the " -"people in your life." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All of this presents a dilemma for Facebook: Targeting makes the company’s " -"ads more effective than traditional ads, but it also lets advertisers see " -"just how effective their ads are. While advertisers are pleased to learn " -"that Facebook ads are more effective than ads on systems with less " -"sophisticated targeting, advertisers can also see that in nearly every case, " -"the people who see their ads ignore them. Or, at best, the ads work on a " -"subconscious level, creating nebulous unmeasurables like <quote>brand " -"recognition.</quote> This means that the price per ad is very low in nearly " -"every case." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To make things worse, many Facebook groups spark precious little discussion. " -"Your little-league soccer team, the people with the same rare disease as " -"you, and the people you share a political affinity with may exchange the odd " -"flurry of messages at critical junctures, but on a daily basis, there’s not " -"much to say to your old high school chums or other hockey-card collectors." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"With nothing but <quote>organic</quote> discussion, Facebook would not " -"generate enough traffic to sell enough ads to make the money it needs to " -"continually expand by buying up its competitors while returning handsome " -"sums to its investors." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"So Facebook has to gin up traffic by sidetracking its own forums: Every time " -"Facebook’s algorithm injects controversial materials — inflammatory " -"political articles, conspiracy theories, outrage stories — into a group, it " -"can hijack that group’s nominal purpose with its desultory discussions and " -"supercharge those discussions by turning them into bitter, unproductive " -"arguments that drag on and on. Facebook is optimized for engagement, not " -"happiness, and it turns out that automated systems are pretty good at " -"figuring out things that people will get angry about." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook <emphasis>can</emphasis> modify our behavior but only in a couple " -"of trivial ways. First, it can lock in all your friends and family members " -"so that you check and check and check with Facebook to find out what they " -"are up to; and second, it can make you angry and anxious. It can force you " -"to choose between being interrupted constantly by updates — a process that " -"breaks your concentration and makes it hard to be introspective — and " -"staying in touch with your friends. This is a very limited form of mind " -"control, and it can only really make us miserable, angry, and anxious." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is why Facebook’s targeting systems — both the ones it shows to " -"advertisers and the ones that let users find people who share their " -"interests — are so next-gen and smooth and easy to use as well as why its " -"message boards have a toolset that seems like it hasn’t changed since the " -"mid-2000s. If Facebook delivered an equally flexible, sophisticated message-" -"reading system to its users, those users could defend themselves against " -"being nonconsensually eyeball-fucked with Donald Trump headlines." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The more time you spend on Facebook, the more ads it gets to show you. The " -"solution to Facebook’s ads only working one in a thousand times is for the " -"company to try to increase how much time you spend on Facebook by a factor " -"of a thousand. Rather than thinking of Facebook as a company that has " -"figured out how to show you exactly the right ad in exactly the right way to " -"get you to do what its advertisers want, think of it as a company that has " -"figured out how to make you slog through an endless torrent of arguments " -"even though they make you miserable, spending so much time on the site that " -"it eventually shows you at least one ad that you respond to." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Monopoly and the right to the future tense" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff and her cohort are particularly alarmed at the extent to which " -"surveillance allows corporations to influence our decisions, taking away " -"something she poetically calls <quote>the right to the future tense</quote> " -"— that is, the right to decide for yourself what you will do in the future." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s true that advertising can tip the scales one way or another: When " -"you’re thinking of buying a fridge, a timely fridge ad might end the search " -"on the spot. But Zuboff puts enormous and undue weight on the persuasive " -"power of surveillance-based influence techniques. Most of these don’t work " -"very well, and the ones that do won’t work for very long. The makers of " -"these influence tools are confident they will someday refine them into " -"systems of total control, but they are hardly unbiased observers, and the " -"risks from their dreams coming true are very speculative." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"By contrast, Zuboff is rather sanguine about 40 years of lax antitrust " -"practice that has allowed a handful of companies to dominate the internet, " -"ushering in an information age with, <ulink url=\"https://twitter.com/" -"tveastman/status/1069674780826071040\">as one person on Twitter noted</" -"ulink>, five giant websites each filled with screenshots of the other four." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"However, if we are to be alarmed that we might lose the right to choose for " -"ourselves what our future will hold, then monopoly’s nonspeculative, " -"concrete, here-and-now harms should be front and center in our debate over " -"tech policy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Start with <quote>digital rights management.</quote> In 1998, Bill Clinton " -"signed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) into law. It’s a complex " -"piece of legislation with many controversial clauses but none more so than " -"Section 1201, the <quote>anti-circumvention</quote> rule." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is a blanket ban on tampering with systems that restrict access to " -"copyrighted works. The ban is so thoroughgoing that it prohibits removing a " -"copyright lock even when no copyright infringement takes place. This is by " -"design: The activities that the DMCA’s Section 1201 sets out to ban are not " -"copyright infringements; rather, they are legal activities that frustrate " -"manufacturers’ commercial plans." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For example, Section 1201’s first major application was on DVD players as a " -"means of enforcing the region coding built into those devices. DVD-CCA, the " -"body that standardized DVDs and DVD players, divided the world into six " -"regions and specified that DVD players must check each disc to determine " -"which regions it was authorized to be played in. DVD players would have " -"their own corresponding region (a DVD player bought in the U.S. would be " -"region 1 while one bought in India would be region 5). If the player and the " -"disc’s region matched, the player would play the disc; otherwise, it would " -"reject it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"However, watching a lawfully produced disc in a country other than the one " -"where you purchased it is not copyright infringement — it’s the opposite. " -"Copyright law imposes this duty on customers for a movie: You must go into a " -"store, find a licensed disc, and pay the asking price. Do that — and " -"<emphasis>nothing else</emphasis> — and you and copyright are square with " -"one another." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The fact that a movie studio wants to charge Indians less than Americans or " -"release in Australia later than it releases in the U.K. has no bearing on " -"copyright law. Once you lawfully acquire a DVD, it is no copyright " -"infringement to watch it no matter where you happen to be." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"So DVD and DVD player manufacturers would not be able to use accusations of " -"abetting copyright infringement to punish manufacturers who made " -"noncompliant players that would play discs from any region or repair shops " -"that modified players to let you watch out-of-region discs or software " -"programmers who created programs to let you do this." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That’s where Section 1201 of the DMCA comes in: By banning tampering with an " -"<quote>access control,</quote> the rule gave manufacturers and rights " -"holders standing to sue competitors who released superior products with " -"lawful features that the market demanded (in this case, region-free players)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is an odious scam against consumers, but as time went by, Section 1201 " -"grew to encompass a rapidly expanding constellation of devices and services " -"as canny manufacturers have realized certain things:" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><itemizedlist><listitem><para> -msgid "" -"Any device with software in it contains a <quote>copyrighted work</quote> — " -"i.e., the software." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><itemizedlist><listitem><para> -msgid "" -"A device can be designed so that reconfiguring the software requires " -"bypassing an <quote>access control for copyrighted works,</quote> which is a " -"potential felony under Section 1201." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><itemizedlist><listitem><para> -msgid "" -"Thus, companies can control their customers’ behavior after they take home " -"their purchases by designing products so that all unpermitted uses require " -"modifications that fall afoul of Section 1201." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Section 1201 then becomes a means for manufacturers of all descriptions to " -"force their customers to arrange their affairs to benefit the manufacturers’ " -"shareholders instead of themselves." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This manifests in many ways: from a new generation of inkjet printers that " -"use countermeasures to prevent third-party ink that cannot be bypassed " -"without legal risks to similar systems in tractors that prevent third-party " -"technicians from swapping in the manufacturer’s own parts that are not " -"recognized by the tractor’s control system until it is supplied with a " -"manufacturer’s unlock code." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Closer to home, Apple’s iPhones use these measures to prevent both third-" -"party service and third-party software installation. This allows Apple to " -"decide when an iPhone is beyond repair and must be shredded and landfilled " -"as opposed to the iPhone’s purchaser. (Apple is notorious for its " -"environmentally catastrophic policy of destroying old electronics rather " -"than permitting them to be cannibalized for parts.) This is a very useful " -"power to wield, especially in light of CEO Tim Cook’s January 2019 warning " -"to investors that the company’s profits are endangered by customers choosing " -"to hold onto their phones for longer rather than replacing them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Apple’s use of copyright locks also allows it to establish a monopoly over " -"how its customers acquire software for their mobile devices. The App Store’s " -"commercial terms guarantee Apple a share of all revenues generated by the " -"apps sold there, meaning that Apple gets paid when you buy an app from its " -"store and then continues to get paid every time you buy something using that " -"app. This comes out of the bottom line of software developers, who must " -"either charge more or accept lower profits for their products." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Crucially, Apple’s use of copyright locks gives it the power to make " -"editorial decisions about which apps you may and may not install on your own " -"device. Apple has used this power to <ulink url=\"https://www.telegraph.co." -"uk/technology/apple/5982243/Apple-bans-dictionary-from-App-Store-over-swear-" -"words.html\">reject dictionaries</ulink> for containing obscene words; to " -"<ulink url=\"https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/538kan/apple-just-banned-the-" -"app-that-tracks-us-drone-strikes-again\">limit political speech</ulink>, " -"especially from apps that make sensitive political commentary such as an app " -"that notifies you every time a U.S. drone kills someone somewhere in the " -"world; and to <ulink url=\"https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2016-05-19-" -"palestinian-indie-game-must-not-be-called-a-game-apple-says\">object to a " -"game</ulink> that commented on the Israel-Palestine conflict." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Apple often justifies monopoly power over software installation in the name " -"of security, arguing that its vetting of apps for its store means that it " -"can guard its users against apps that contain surveillance code. But this " -"cuts both ways. In China, the government <ulink url=\"https://www.ft.com/" -"content/ad42e536-cf36-11e7-b781-794ce08b24dc\">ordered Apple to prohibit the " -"sale of privacy tools</ulink> like VPNs with the exception of VPNs that had " -"deliberately introduced flaws designed to let the Chinese state eavesdrop on " -"users. Because Apple uses technological countermeasures — with legal " -"backstops — to block customers from installing unauthorized apps, Chinese " -"iPhone owners cannot readily (or legally) acquire VPNs that would protect " -"them from Chinese state snooping." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a <quote>rogue capitalism.</quote> " -"Theoreticians of capitalism claim that its virtue is that it <ulink url=" -"\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_signal\">aggregates information in the " -"form of consumers’ decisions</ulink>, producing efficient markets. " -"Surveillance capitalism’s supposed power to rob its victims of their free " -"will through computationally supercharged influence campaigns means that our " -"markets no longer aggregate customers’ decisions because we customers no " -"longer decide — we are given orders by surveillance capitalism’s mind-" -"control rays." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If our concern is that markets cease to function when consumers can no " -"longer make choices, then copyright locks should concern us at " -"<emphasis>least</emphasis> as much as influence campaigns. An influence " -"campaign might nudge you to buy a certain brand of phone; but the copyright " -"locks on that phone absolutely determine where you get it serviced, which " -"apps can run on it, and when you have to throw it away rather than fixing it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Search order and the right to the future tense" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Markets are posed as a kind of magic: By discovering otherwise hidden " -"information conveyed by the free choices of consumers, those consumers’ " -"local knowledge is integrated into a self-correcting system that makes " -"efficient allocations—more efficient than any computer could calculate. But " -"monopolies are incompatible with that notion. When you only have one app " -"store, the owner of the store — not the consumer — decides on the range of " -"choices. As Boss Tweed once said, <quote>I don’t care who does the electing, " -"so long as I get to do the nominating.</quote> A monopolized market is an " -"election whose candidates are chosen by the monopolist." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This ballot rigging is made more pernicious by the existence of monopolies " -"over search order. Google’s search market share is about 90%. When Google’s " -"ranking algorithm puts a result for a popular search term in its top 10, " -"that helps determine the behavior of millions of people. If Google’s answer " -"to <quote>Are vaccines dangerous?</quote> is a page that rebuts anti-vax " -"conspiracy theories, then a sizable portion of the public will learn that " -"vaccines are safe. If, on the other hand, Google sends those people to a " -"site affirming the anti-vax conspiracies, a sizable portion of those " -"millions will come away convinced that vaccines are dangerous." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Google’s algorithm is often tricked into serving disinformation as a " -"prominent search result. But in these cases, Google isn’t persuading people " -"to change their minds; it’s just presenting something untrue as fact when " -"the user has no cause to doubt it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is true whether the search is for <quote>Are vaccines dangerous?</" -"quote> or <quote>best restaurants near me.</quote> Most users will never " -"look past the first page of search results, and when the overwhelming " -"majority of people all use the same search engine, the ranking algorithm " -"deployed by that search engine will determine myriad outcomes (whether to " -"adopt a child, whether to have cancer surgery, where to eat dinner, where to " -"move, where to apply for a job) to a degree that vastly outstrips any " -"behavioral outcomes dictated by algorithmic persuasion techniques." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Many of the questions we ask search engines have no empirically correct " -"answers: <quote>Where should I eat dinner?</quote> is not an objective " -"question. Even questions that do have correct answers (<quote>Are vaccines " -"dangerous?</quote>) don’t have one empirically superior source for that " -"answer. Many pages affirm the safety of vaccines, so which one goes first? " -"Under conditions of competition, consumers can choose from many search " -"engines and stick with the one whose algorithmic judgment suits them best, " -"but under conditions of monopoly, we all get our answers from the same place." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Google’s search dominance isn’t a matter of pure merit: The company has " -"leveraged many tactics that would have been prohibited under classical, pre-" -"Ronald-Reagan antitrust enforcement standards to attain its dominance. After " -"all, this is a company that has developed two major products: a really good " -"search engine and a pretty good Hotmail clone. Every other major success " -"it’s had — Android, YouTube, Google Maps, etc. — has come through an " -"acquisition of a nascent competitor. Many of the company’s key divisions, " -"such as the advertising technology of DoubleClick, violate the historical " -"antitrust principle of structural separation, which forbade firms from " -"owning subsidiaries that competed with their customers. Railroads, for " -"example, were barred from owning freight companies that competed with the " -"shippers whose freight they carried." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If we’re worried about giant companies subverting markets by stripping " -"consumers of their ability to make free choices, then vigorous antitrust " -"enforcement seems like an excellent remedy. If we’d denied Google the right " -"to effect its many mergers, we would also have probably denied it its total " -"search dominance. Without that dominance, the pet theories, biases, errors " -"(and good judgment, too) of Google search engineers and product managers " -"would not have such an outsized effect on consumer choice." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This goes for many other companies. Amazon, a classic surveillance " -"capitalist, is obviously the dominant tool for searching Amazon — though " -"many people find their way to Amazon through Google searches and Facebook " -"posts — and obviously, Amazon controls Amazon search. That means that " -"Amazon’s own self-serving editorial choices—like promoting its own house " -"brands over rival goods from its sellers as well as its own pet theories, " -"biases, and errors— determine much of what we buy on Amazon. And since " -"Amazon is the dominant e-commerce retailer outside of China and since it " -"attained that dominance by buying up both large rivals and nascent " -"competitors in defiance of historical antitrust rules, we can blame the " -"monopoly for stripping consumers of their right to the future tense and the " -"ability to shape markets by making informed choices." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Not every monopolist is a surveillance capitalist, but that doesn’t mean " -"they’re not able to shape consumer choices in wide-ranging ways. Zuboff " -"lauds Apple for its App Store and iTunes Store, insisting that adding price " -"tags to the features on its platforms has been the secret to resisting " -"surveillance and thus creating markets. But Apple is the only retailer " -"allowed to sell on its platforms, and it’s the second-largest mobile device " -"vendor in the world. The independent software vendors that sell through " -"Apple’s marketplace accuse the company of the same surveillance sins as " -"Amazon and other big retailers: spying on its customers to find lucrative " -"new products to launch, effectively using independent software vendors as " -"free-market researchers, then forcing them out of any markets they discover." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Because of its use of copyright locks, Apple’s mobile customers are not " -"legally allowed to switch to a rival retailer for its apps if they want to " -"do so on an iPhone. Apple, obviously, is the only entity that gets to decide " -"how it ranks the results of search queries in its stores. These decisions " -"ensure that some apps are often installed (because they appear on page one) " -"and others are never installed (because they appear on page one million). " -"Apple’s search-ranking design decisions have a vastly more significant " -"effect on consumer behaviors than influence campaigns delivered by " -"surveillance capitalism’s ad-serving bots." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Monopolists can afford sleeping pills for watchdogs" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Only the most extreme market ideologues think that markets can self-regulate " -"without state oversight. Markets need watchdogs — regulators, lawmakers, and " -"other elements of democratic control — to keep them honest. When these " -"watchdogs sleep on the job, then markets cease to aggregate consumer choices " -"because those choices are constrained by illegitimate and deceptive " -"activities that companies are able to get away with because no one is " -"holding them to account." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But this kind of regulatory capture doesn’t come cheap. In competitive " -"sectors, where rivals are constantly eroding one another’s margins, " -"individual firms lack the surplus capital to effectively lobby for laws and " -"regulations that serve their ends." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Many of the harms of surveillance capitalism are the result of weak or " -"nonexistent regulation. Those regulatory vacuums spring from the power of " -"monopolists to resist stronger regulation and to tailor what regulation " -"exists to permit their existing businesses." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Here’s an example: When firms over-collect and over-retain our data, they " -"are at increased risk of suffering a breach — you can’t leak data you never " -"collected, and once you delete all copies of that data, you can no longer " -"leak it. For more than a decade, we’ve lived through an endless parade of " -"ever-worsening data breaches, each one uniquely horrible in the scale of " -"data breached and the sensitivity of that data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But still, firms continue to over-collect and over-retain our data for three " -"reasons:" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis role=\"strong\">1. They are locked in the aforementioned limbic " -"arms race with our capacity to shore up our attentional defense systems to " -"resist their new persuasion techniques.</emphasis> They’re also locked in an " -"arms race with their competitors to find new ways to target people for sales " -"pitches. As soon as they discover a soft spot in our attentional defenses (a " -"counterintuitive, unobvious way to target potential refrigerator buyers), " -"the public begins to wise up to the tactic, and their competitors leap on " -"it, hastening the day in which all potential refrigerator buyers have been " -"inured to the pitch." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis role=\"strong\">2. They believe the surveillance capitalism story." -"</emphasis> Data is cheap to aggregate and store, and both proponents and " -"opponents of surveillance capitalism have assured managers and product " -"designers that if you collect enough data, you will be able to perform " -"sorcerous acts of mind control, thus supercharging your sales. Even if you " -"never figure out how to profit from the data, someone else will eventually " -"offer to buy it from you to give it a try. This is the hallmark of all " -"economic bubbles: acquiring an asset on the assumption that someone else " -"will buy it from you for more than you paid for it, often to sell to someone " -"else at an even greater price." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis role=\"strong\">3. The penalties for leaking data are negligible.</" -"emphasis> Most countries limit these penalties to actual damages, meaning " -"that consumers who’ve had their data breached have to show actual monetary " -"harms to get a reward. In 2014, Home Depot disclosed that it had lost credit-" -"card data for 53 million of its customers, but it settled the matter by " -"paying those customers about $0.34 each — and a third of that $0.34 wasn’t " -"even paid in cash. It took the form of a credit to procure a largely " -"ineffectual credit-monitoring service." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the harms from breaches are much more extensive than these actual-" -"damages rules capture. Identity thieves and fraudsters are wily and " -"endlessly inventive. All the vast breaches of our century are being " -"continuously recombined, the data sets merged and mined for new ways to " -"victimize the people whose data was present in them. Any reasonable, " -"evidence-based theory of deterrence and compensation for breaches would not " -"confine damages to actual damages but rather would allow users to claim " -"these future harms." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"However, even the most ambitious privacy rules, such as the EU General Data " -"Protection Regulation, fall far short of capturing the negative " -"externalities of the platforms’ negligent over-collection and over-" -"retention, and what penalties they do provide are not aggressively pursued " -"by regulators." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This tolerance of — or indifference to — data over-collection and over-" -"retention can be ascribed in part to the sheer lobbying muscle of the " -"platforms. They are so profitable that they can handily afford to divert " -"gigantic sums to fight any real change — that is, change that would force " -"them to internalize the costs of their surveillance activities." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And then there’s state surveillance, which the surveillance capitalism story " -"dismisses as a relic of another era when the big worry was being jailed for " -"your dissident speech, not having your free will stripped away with machine " -"learning." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But state surveillance and private surveillance are intimately related. As " -"we saw when Apple was conscripted by the Chinese government as a vital " -"collaborator in state surveillance, the only really affordable and tractable " -"way to conduct mass surveillance on the scale practiced by modern states — " -"both <quote>free</quote> and autocratic states — is to suborn commercial " -"services." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Whether it’s Google being used as a location tracking tool by local law " -"enforcement across the U.S. or the use of social media tracking by the " -"Department of Homeland Security to build dossiers on participants in " -"protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s family separation " -"practices, any hard limits on surveillance capitalism would hamstring the " -"state’s own surveillance capability. Without Palantir, Amazon, Google, and " -"other major tech contractors, U.S. cops would not be able to spy on Black " -"people, ICE would not be able to manage the caging of children at the U.S. " -"border, and state welfare systems would not be able to purge their rolls by " -"dressing up cruelty as empiricism and claiming that poor and vulnerable " -"people are ineligible for assistance. At least some of the states’ " -"unwillingness to take meaningful action to curb surveillance should be " -"attributed to this symbiotic relationship. There is no mass state " -"surveillance without mass commercial surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Monopolism is key to the project of mass state surveillance. It’s true that " -"smaller tech firms are apt to be less well-defended than Big Tech, whose " -"security experts are drawn from the tops of their field and who are given " -"enormous resources to secure and monitor their systems against intruders. " -"But smaller firms also have less to protect: fewer users whose data is more " -"fragmented across more systems and have to be suborned one at a time by " -"state actors." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"A concentrated tech sector that works with authorities is a much more " -"powerful ally in the project of mass state surveillance than a fragmented " -"one composed of smaller actors. The U.S. tech sector is small enough that " -"all of its top executives fit around a single boardroom table in Trump Tower " -"in 2017, shortly after Trump’s inauguration. Most of its biggest players bid " -"to win JEDI, the Pentagon’s $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense " -"Infrastructure cloud contract. Like other highly concentrated industries, " -"Big Tech rotates its key employees in and out of government service, sending " -"them to serve in the Department of Defense and the White House, then hiring " -"ex-Pentagon and ex-DOD top staffers and officers to work in their own " -"government relations departments." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"They can even make a good case for doing this: After all, when there are " -"only four or five big companies in an industry, everyone qualified to " -"regulate those companies has served as an executive in at least a couple of " -"them — because, likewise, when there are only five companies in an industry, " -"everyone qualified for a senior role at any of them is by definition working " -"at one of the other ones." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"While surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies certainly abet " -"surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Industries that are competitive are fragmented — composed of companies that " -"are at each other’s throats all the time and eroding one another’s margins " -"in bids to steal their best customers. This leaves them with much more " -"limited capital to use to lobby for favorable rules and a much harder job of " -"getting everyone to agree to pool their resources to benefit the industry as " -"a whole." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance combined with machine learning is supposed to be an existential " -"crisis, a species-defining moment at which our free will is just a few more " -"advances in the field from being stripped away. I am skeptical of this " -"claim, but I <emphasis>do</emphasis> think that tech poses an existential " -"threat to our society and possibly our species." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "But that threat grows out of monopoly." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"One of the consequences of tech’s regulatory capture is that it can shift " -"liability for poor security decisions onto its customers and the wider " -"society. It is absolutely normal in tech for companies to obfuscate the " -"workings of their products, to make them deliberately hard to understand, " -"and to threaten security researchers who seek to independently audit those " -"products." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"IT is the only field in which this is practiced: No one builds a bridge or a " -"hospital and keeps the composition of the steel or the equations used to " -"calculate load stresses a secret. It is a frankly bizarre practice that " -"leads, time and again, to grotesque security defects on farcical scales, " -"with whole classes of devices being revealed as vulnerable long after they " -"are deployed in the field and put into sensitive places." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The monopoly power that keeps any meaningful consequences for breaches at " -"bay means that tech companies continue to build terrible products that are " -"insecure by design and that end up integrated into our lives, in possession " -"of our data, and connected to our physical world. For years, Boeing has " -"struggled with the aftermath of a series of bad technology decisions that " -"made its 737 fleet a global pariah, a rare instance in which bad tech " -"decisions have been seriously punished in the market." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These bad security decisions are compounded yet again by the use of " -"copyright locks to enforce business-model decisions against consumers. " -"Recall that these locks have become the go-to means for shaping consumer " -"behavior, making it technically impossible to use third-party ink, insulin, " -"apps, or service depots in connection with your lawfully acquired property." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Recall also that these copyright locks are backstopped by legislation (such " -"as Section 1201 of the DMCA or Article 6 of the 2001 EU Copyright Directive) " -"that ban tampering with (<quote>circumventing</quote>) them, and these " -"statutes have been used to threaten security researchers who make " -"disclosures about vulnerabilities without permission from manufacturers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This amounts to a manufacturer’s veto over safety warnings and criticism. " -"While this is far from the legislative intent of the DMCA and its sister " -"statutes around the world, Congress has not intervened to clarify the " -"statute nor will it because to do so would run counter to the interests of " -"powerful, large firms whose lobbying muscle is unstoppable." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Copyright locks are a double whammy: They create bad security decisions that " -"can’t be freely investigated or discussed. If markets are supposed to be " -"machines for aggregating information (and if surveillance capitalism’s " -"notional mind-control rays are what make it a <quote>rogue capitalism</" -"quote> because it denies consumers the power to make decisions), then a " -"program of legally enforced ignorance of the risks of products makes " -"monopolism even more of a <quote>rogue capitalism</quote> than surveillance " -"capitalism’s influence campaigns." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And unlike mind-control rays, enforced silence over security is an " -"immediate, documented problem, and it <emphasis>does</emphasis> constitute " -"an existential threat to our civilization and possibly our species. The " -"proliferation of insecure devices — especially devices that spy on us and " -"especially when those devices also can manipulate the physical world by, " -"say, steering your car or flipping a breaker at a power station — is a kind " -"of technology debt." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In software design, <quote>technology debt</quote> refers to old, baked-in " -"decisions that turn out to be bad ones in hindsight. Perhaps a long-ago " -"developer decided to incorporate a networking protocol made by a vendor that " -"has since stopped supporting it. But everything in the product still relies " -"on that superannuated protocol, and so, with each revision, the product team " -"has to work around this obsolete core, adding compatibility layers, " -"surrounding it with security checks that try to shore up its defenses, and " -"so on. These Band-Aid measures compound the debt because every subsequent " -"revision has to make allowances for <emphasis>them</emphasis>, too, like " -"interest mounting on a predatory subprime loan. And like a subprime loan, " -"the interest mounts faster than you can hope to pay it off: The product team " -"has to put so much energy into maintaining this complex, brittle system that " -"they don’t have any time left over to refactor the product from the ground " -"up and <quote>pay off the debt</quote> once and for all." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Typically, technology debt results in a technological bankruptcy: The " -"product gets so brittle and unsustainable that it fails catastrophically. " -"Think of the antiquated COBOL-based banking and accounting systems that fell " -"over at the start of the pandemic emergency when confronted with surges of " -"unemployment claims. Sometimes that ends the product; sometimes it takes " -"the company down with it. Being caught in the default of a technology debt " -"is scary and traumatic, just like losing your house due to bankruptcy is " -"scary and traumatic." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the technology debt created by copyright locks isn’t individual debt; " -"it’s systemic. Everyone in the world is exposed to this over-leverage, as " -"was the case with the 2008 financial crisis. When that debt comes due — when " -"we face a cascade of security breaches that threaten global shipping and " -"logistics, the food supply, pharmaceutical production pipelines, emergency " -"communications, and other critical systems that are accumulating technology " -"debt in part due to the presence of deliberately insecure and deliberately " -"unauditable copyright locks — it will indeed pose an existential risk." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Privacy and monopoly" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Many tech companies are gripped by an orthodoxy that holds that if they just " -"gather enough data on enough of our activities, everything else is possible " -"— the mind control and endless profits. This is an unfalsifiable hypothesis: " -"If data gives a tech company even a tiny improvement in behavior prediction " -"and modification, the company declares that it has taken the first step " -"toward global domination with no end in sight. If a company <emphasis>fails</" -"emphasis> to attain any improvements from gathering and analyzing data, it " -"declares success to be just around the corner, attainable once more data is " -"in hand." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance tech is far from the first industry to embrace a nonsensical, " -"self-serving belief that harms the rest of the world, and it is not the " -"first industry to profit handsomely from such a delusion. Long before hedge-" -"fund managers were claiming (falsely) that they could beat the S&P 500, " -"there were plenty of other <quote>respectable</quote> industries that have " -"been revealed as quacks in hindsight. From the makers of radium " -"suppositories (a real thing!) to the cruel sociopaths who claimed they " -"could <quote>cure</quote> gay people, history is littered with the formerly " -"respectable titans of discredited industries." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is not to say that there’s nothing wrong with Big Tech and its " -"ideological addiction to data. While surveillance’s benefits are mostly " -"overstated, its harms are, if anything, <emphasis>understated</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s real irony here. The belief in surveillance capitalism as a " -"<quote>rogue capitalism</quote> is driven by the belief that markets " -"wouldn’t tolerate firms that are gripped by false beliefs. An oil company " -"that has false beliefs about where the oil is will eventually go broke " -"digging dry wells after all." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But monopolists get to do terrible things for a long time before they pay " -"the price. Think of how concentration in the finance sector allowed the " -"subprime crisis to fester as bond-rating agencies, regulators, investors, " -"and critics all fell under the sway of a false belief that complex " -"mathematics could construct <quote>fully hedged</quote> debt instruments " -"that could not possibly default. A small bank that engaged in this kind of " -"malfeasance would simply go broke rather than outrunning the inevitable " -"crisis, perhaps growing so big that it averted it altogether. But large " -"banks were able to continue to attract investors, and when they finally " -"<emphasis>did</emphasis> come a-cropper, the world’s governments bailed them " -"out. The worst offenders of the subprime crisis are bigger than they were in " -"2008, bringing home more profits and paying their execs even larger sums." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but " -"because it is <emphasis>big</emphasis>. The reason every web publisher " -"embeds a Facebook <quote>Like</quote> button is that Facebook dominates the " -"internet’s social media referrals — and every one of those <quote>Like</" -"quote> buttons spies on everyone who lands on a page that contains them (see " -"also: Google Analytics embeds, Twitter buttons, etc.)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The reason the world’s governments have been slow to create meaningful " -"penalties for privacy breaches is that Big Tech’s concentration produces " -"huge profits that can be used to lobby against those penalties — and Big " -"Tech’s concentration means that the companies involved are able to arrive at " -"a unified negotiating position that supercharges the lobbying." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The reason that the smartest engineers in the world want to work for Big " -"Tech is that Big Tech commands the lion’s share of tech industry jobs." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The reason people who are aghast at Facebook’s and Google’s and Amazon’s " -"data-handling practices continue to use these services is that all their " -"friends are on Facebook; Google dominates search; and Amazon has put all the " -"local merchants out of business." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Competitive markets would weaken the companies’ lobbying muscle by reducing " -"their profits and pitting them against each other in regulatory forums. It " -"would give customers other places to go to get their online services. It " -"would make the companies small enough to regulate and pave the way to " -"meaningful penalties for breaches. It would let engineers with ideas that " -"challenged the surveillance orthodoxy raise capital to compete with the " -"incumbents. It would give web publishers multiple ways to reach audiences " -"and make the case against Facebook and Google and Twitter embeds." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In other words, while surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies " -"certainly abet surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Ronald Reagan, pioneer of tech monopolism" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Technology exceptionalism is a sin, whether it’s practiced by technology’s " -"blind proponents or by its critics. Both of these camps are prone to " -"explaining away monopolistic concentration by citing some special " -"characteristic of the tech industry, like network effects or first-mover " -"advantage. The only real difference between these two groups is that the " -"tech apologists say monopoly is inevitable so we should just let tech get " -"away with its abuses while competition regulators in the U.S. and the EU say " -"monopoly is inevitable so we should punish tech for its abuses but not try " -"to break up the monopolies." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To understand how tech became so monopolistic, it’s useful to look at the " -"dawn of the consumer tech industry: 1979, the year the Apple II Plus " -"launched and became the first successful home computer. That also happens to " -"be the year that Ronald Reagan hit the campaign trail for the 1980 " -"presidential race — a race he won, leading to a radical shift in the way " -"that antitrust concerns are handled in America. Reagan’s cohort of " -"politicians — including Margaret Thatcher in the U.K., Brian Mulroney in " -"Canada, Helmut Kohl in Germany, and Augusto Pinochet in Chile — went on to " -"enact similar reforms that eventually spread around the world." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Antitrust’s story began nearly a century before all that with laws like the " -"Sherman Act, which took aim at monopolists on the grounds that monopolies " -"were bad in and of themselves — squeezing out competitors, creating " -"<quote>diseconomies of scale</quote> (when a company is so big that its " -"constituent parts go awry and it is seemingly helpless to address the " -"problems), and capturing their regulators to such a degree that they can get " -"away with a host of evils." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Then came a fabulist named Robert Bork, a former solicitor general who " -"Reagan appointed to the powerful U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit " -"and who had created an alternate legislative history of the Sherman Act and " -"its successors out of whole cloth. Bork insisted that these statutes were " -"never targeted at monopolies (despite a wealth of evidence to the contrary, " -"including the transcribed speeches of the acts’ authors) but, rather, that " -"they were intended to prevent <quote>consumer harm</quote> — in the form of " -"higher prices." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Bork was a crank, but he was a crank with a theory that rich people really " -"liked. Monopolies are a great way to make rich people richer by allowing " -"them to receive <quote>monopoly rents</quote> (that is, bigger profits) and " -"capture regulators, leading to a weaker, more favorable regulatory " -"environment with fewer protections for customers, suppliers, the " -"environment, and workers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Bork’s theories were especially palatable to the same power brokers who " -"backed Reagan, and Reagan’s Department of Justice and other agencies began " -"to incorporate Bork’s antitrust doctrine into their enforcement decisions " -"(Reagan even put Bork up for a Supreme Court seat, but Bork flunked the " -"Senate confirmation hearing so badly that, 40 years later, D.C. insiders use " -"the term <quote>borked</quote> to refer to any catastrophically bad " -"political performance)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Little by little, Bork’s theories entered the mainstream, and their backers " -"began to infiltrate the legal education field, even putting on junkets where " -"members of the judiciary were treated to lavish meals, fun outdoor " -"activities, and seminars where they were indoctrinated into the consumer " -"harm theory of antitrust. The more Bork’s theories took hold, the more money " -"the monopolists were making — and the more surplus capital they had at their " -"disposal to lobby for even more Borkian antitrust influence campaigns." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The history of Bork’s antitrust theories is a really good example of the " -"kind of covertly engineered shifts in public opinion that Zuboff warns us " -"against, where fringe ideas become mainstream orthodoxy. But Bork didn’t " -"change the world overnight. He played a very long game, for over a " -"generation, and he had a tailwind because the same forces that backed " -"oligarchic antitrust theories also backed many other oligarchic shifts in " -"public opinion. For example, the idea that taxation is theft, that wealth is " -"a sign of virtue, and so on — all of these theories meshed to form a " -"coherent ideology that elevated inequality to a virtue." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, many fear that machine learning allows surveillance capitalism to " -"sell <quote>Bork-as-a-Service,</quote> at internet speeds, so that you can " -"contract a machine-learning company to engineer <emphasis>rapid</emphasis> " -"shifts in public sentiment without needing the capital to sustain a " -"multipronged, multigenerational project working at the local, state, " -"national, and global levels in business, law, and philosophy. I do not " -"believe that such a project is plausible, though I agree that this is " -"basically what the platforms claim to be selling. They’re just lying about " -"it. Big Tech lies all the time, <emphasis>including</emphasis> in their " -"sales literature." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The idea that tech forms <quote>natural monopolies</quote> (monopolies that " -"are the inevitable result of the realities of an industry, such as the " -"monopolies that accrue the first company to run long-haul phone lines or " -"rail lines) is belied by tech’s own history: In the absence of anti-" -"competitive tactics, Google was able to unseat AltaVista and Yahoo; Facebook " -"was able to head off Myspace. There are some advantages to gathering " -"mountains of data, but those mountains of data also have disadvantages: " -"liability (from leaking), diminishing returns (from old data), and " -"institutional inertia (big companies, like science, progress one funeral at " -"a time)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Indeed, the birth of the web saw a mass-extinction event for the existing " -"giant, wildly profitable proprietary technologies that had capital, network " -"effects, and walls and moats surrounding their businesses. The web showed " -"that when a new industry is built around a protocol, rather than a product, " -"the combined might of everyone who uses the protocol to reach their " -"customers or users or communities outweighs even the most massive products. " -"CompuServe, AOL, MSN, and a host of other proprietary walled gardens learned " -"this lesson the hard way: Each believed it could stay separate from the web, " -"offering <quote>curation</quote> and a guarantee of consistency and quality " -"instead of the chaos of an open system. Each was wrong and ended up being " -"absorbed into the public web." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Yes, tech is heavily monopolized and is now closely associated with industry " -"concentration, but this has more to do with a matter of timing than its " -"intrinsically monopolistic tendencies. Tech was born at the moment that " -"antitrust enforcement was being dismantled, and tech fell into exactly the " -"same pathologies that antitrust was supposed to guard against. To a first " -"approximation, it is reasonable to assume that tech’s monopolies are the " -"result of a lack of anti-monopoly action and not the much-touted unique " -"characteristics of tech, such as network effects, first-mover advantage, and " -"so on." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In support of this thesis, I offer the concentration that every " -"<emphasis>other</emphasis> industry has undergone over the same period. From " -"professional wrestling to consumer packaged goods to commercial property " -"leasing to banking to sea freight to oil to record labels to newspaper " -"ownership to theme parks, <emphasis>every</emphasis> industry has undergone " -"a massive shift toward concentration. There’s no obvious network effects or " -"first-mover advantage at play in these industries. However, in every case, " -"these industries attained their concentrated status through tactics that " -"were prohibited before Bork’s triumph: merging with major competitors, " -"buying out innovative new market entrants, horizontal and vertical " -"integration, and a suite of anti-competitive tactics that were once illegal " -"but are not any longer." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Again: When you change the laws intended to prevent monopolies and then " -"monopolies form in exactly the way the law was supposed to prevent, it is " -"reasonable to suppose that these facts are related. Tech’s concentration " -"can be readily explained without recourse to radical theories of network " -"effects — but only if you’re willing to indict unregulated markets as " -"tending toward monopoly. Just as a lifelong smoker can give you a hundred " -"reasons why their smoking didn’t cause their cancer (<quote>It was the " -"environmental toxins</quote>), true believers in unregulated markets have a " -"whole suite of unconvincing explanations for monopoly in tech that leave " -"capitalism intact." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Steering with the windshield wipers" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s been 40 years since Bork’s project to rehabilitate monopolies achieved " -"liftoff, and that is a generation and a half, which is plenty of time to " -"take a common idea and make it seem outlandish and vice versa. Before the " -"1940s, affluent Americans dressed their baby boys in pink while baby girls " -"wore blue (a <quote>delicate and dainty</quote> color). While gendered " -"colors are obviously totally arbitrary, many still greet this news with " -"amazement and find it hard to imagine a time when pink connoted masculinity." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"After 40 years of studiously ignoring antitrust analysis and enforcement, " -"it’s not surprising that we’ve all but forgotten that antitrust exists, that " -"in living memory, growth through mergers and acquisitions were largely " -"prohibited under law, that market-cornering strategies like vertical " -"integration could land a company in court." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Antitrust is a market society’s steering wheel, the control of first resort " -"to keep would-be masters of the universe in their lanes. But Bork and his " -"cohort ripped out our steering wheel 40 years ago. The car is still " -"barreling along, and so we’re yanking as hard as we can on all the " -"<emphasis>other</emphasis> controls in the car as well as desperately " -"flapping the doors and rolling the windows up and down in the hopes that one " -"of these other controls can be repurposed to let us choose where we’re " -"heading before we careen off a cliff." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s like a 1960s science-fiction plot come to life: People stuck in a " -"<quote>generation ship,</quote> plying its way across the stars, a ship once " -"piloted by their ancestors; and now, after a great cataclysm, the ship’s " -"crew have forgotten that they’re in a ship at all and no longer remember " -"where the control room is. Adrift, the ship is racing toward its extinction, " -"and unless we can seize the controls and execute emergency course " -"correction, we’re all headed for a fiery death in the heart of a sun." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Surveillance still matters" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"None of this is to minimize the problems with surveillance. Surveillance " -"matters, and Big Tech’s use of surveillance <emphasis>is</emphasis> an " -"existential risk to our species, but that’s not because surveillance and " -"machine learning rob us of our free will." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance has become <emphasis>much</emphasis> more efficient thanks to " -"Big Tech. In 1989, the Stasi — the East German secret police — had the whole " -"country under surveillance, a massive undertaking that recruited one out of " -"every 60 people to serve as an informant or intelligence operative." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, we know that the NSA is spying on a significant fraction of the " -"entire world’s population, and its ratio of surveillance operatives to the " -"surveilled is more like 1:10,000 (that’s probably on the low side since it " -"assumes that every American with top-secret clearance is working for the NSA " -"on this project — we don’t know how many of those cleared people are " -"involved in NSA spying, but it’s definitely not all of them)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"How did the ratio of surveillable citizens expand from 1:60 to 1:10,000 in " -"less than 30 years? It’s thanks to Big Tech. Our devices and services gather " -"most of the data that the NSA mines for its surveillance project. We pay for " -"these devices and the services they connect to, and then we painstakingly " -"perform the data-entry tasks associated with logging facts about our lives, " -"opinions, and preferences. This mass surveillance project has been largely " -"useless for fighting terrorism: The NSA can <ulink url=\"https://www." -"washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/nsa-cites-case-as-success-of-" -"phone-data-collection-program/2013/08/08/fc915e5a-feda-11e2-96a8-" -"d3b921c0924a_story.html\">only point to a single minor success story</ulink> " -"in which it used its data collection program to foil an attempt by a U.S. " -"resident to wire a few thousand dollars to an overseas terror group. It’s " -"ineffective for much the same reason that commercial surveillance projects " -"are largely ineffective at targeting advertising: The people who want to " -"commit acts of terror, like people who want to buy a refrigerator, are " -"extremely rare. If you’re trying to detect a phenomenon whose base rate is " -"one in a million with an instrument whose accuracy is only 99%, then every " -"true positive will come at the cost of 9,999 false positives." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Let me explain that again: If one in a million people is a terrorist, then " -"there will only be about one terrorist in a random sample of one million " -"people. If your test for detecting terrorists is 99% accurate, it will " -"identify 10,000 terrorists in your million-person sample (1% of one million " -"is 10,000). For every true positive, you’ll get 9,999 false positives." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In reality, the accuracy of algorithmic terrorism detection falls far short " -"of the 99% mark, as does refrigerator ad targeting. The difference is that " -"being falsely accused of wanting to buy a fridge is a minor nuisance while " -"being falsely accused of planning a terror attack can destroy your life and " -"the lives of everyone you love." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Mass state surveillance is only feasible because of surveillance capitalism " -"and its extremely low-yield ad-targeting systems, which require a constant " -"feed of personal data to remain barely viable. Surveillance capitalism’s " -"primary failure mode is mistargeted ads while mass state surveillance’s " -"primary failure mode is grotesque human rights abuses, tending toward " -"totalitarianism." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"State surveillance is no mere parasite on Big Tech, sucking up its data and " -"giving nothing in return. In truth, the two are symbiotes: Big Tech sucks up " -"our data for spy agencies, and spy agencies ensure that governments don’t " -"limit Big Tech’s activities so severely that it would no longer serve the " -"spy agencies’ needs. There is no firm distinction between state surveillance " -"and surveillance capitalism; they are dependent on one another." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To see this at work today, look no further than Amazon’s home surveillance " -"device, the Ring doorbell, and its associated app, Neighbors. Ring — a " -"product that Amazon acquired and did not develop in house — makes a camera-" -"enabled doorbell that streams footage from your front door to your mobile " -"device. The Neighbors app allows you to form a neighborhood-wide " -"surveillance grid with your fellow Ring owners through which you can share " -"clips of <quote>suspicious characters.</quote> If you’re thinking that this " -"sounds like a recipe for letting curtain-twitching racists supercharge their " -"suspicions of people with brown skin who walk down their blocks, <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/07/amazons-ring-enables-over-policing-" -"efforts-some-americas-deadliest-law-enforcement\">you’re right</ulink>. Ring " -"has become a <emphasis>de facto,</emphasis> off-the-books arm of the police " -"without any of the pesky oversight or rules." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In mid-2019, a series of public records requests revealed that Amazon had " -"struck confidential deals with more than 400 local law enforcement agencies " -"through which the agencies would promote Ring and Neighbors and in exchange " -"get access to footage from Ring cameras. In theory, cops would need to " -"request this footage through Amazon (and internal documents reveal that " -"Amazon devotes substantial resources to coaching cops on how to spin a " -"convincing story when doing so), but in practice, when a Ring customer turns " -"down a police request, Amazon only requires the agency to formally request " -"the footage from the company, which it will then produce." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Ring and law enforcement have found many ways to intertwine their " -"activities. Ring strikes secret deals to acquire real-time access to 911 " -"dispatch and then streams alarming crime reports to Neighbors users, which " -"serve as convincers for anyone who’s contemplating a surveillance doorbell " -"but isn’t sure whether their neighborhood is dangerous enough to warrant it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The more the cops buzz-market the surveillance capitalist Ring, the more " -"surveillance capability the state gets. Cops who rely on private entities " -"for law-enforcement roles then brief against any controls on the deployment " -"of that technology while the companies return the favor by lobbying against " -"rules requiring public oversight of police surveillance technology. The more " -"the cops rely on Ring and Neighbors, the harder it will be to pass laws to " -"curb them. The fewer laws there are against them, the more the cops will " -"rely on them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Dignity and sanctuary" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But even if we could exercise democratic control over our states and force " -"them to stop raiding surveillance capitalism’s reservoirs of behavioral " -"data, surveillance capitalism would still harm us." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is an area where Zuboff shines. Her chapter on <quote>sanctuary</quote> " -"— the feeling of being unobserved — is a beautiful hymn to introspection, " -"calmness, mindfulness, and tranquility." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"When you are watched, something changes. Anyone who has ever raised a child " -"knows this. You might look up from your book (or more realistically, from " -"your phone) and catch your child in a moment of profound realization and " -"growth, a moment where they are learning something that is right at the edge " -"of their abilities, requiring their entire ferocious concentration. For a " -"moment, you’re transfixed, watching that rare and beautiful moment of focus " -"playing out before your eyes, and then your child looks up and sees you " -"seeing them, and the moment collapses. To grow, you need to be and expose " -"your authentic self, and in that moment, you are vulnerable like a hermit " -"crab scuttling from one shell to the next. The tender, unprotected tissues " -"you expose in that moment are too delicate to reveal in the presence of " -"another, even someone you trust as implicitly as a child trusts their parent." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In the digital age, our authentic selves are inextricably tied to our " -"digital lives. Your search history is a running ledger of the questions " -"you’ve pondered. Your location history is a record of the places you’ve " -"sought out and the experiences you’ve had there. Your social graph reveals " -"the different facets of your identity, the people you’ve connected with." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To be observed in these activities is to lose the sanctuary of your " -"authentic self." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s another way in which surveillance capitalism robs us of our capacity " -"to be our authentic selves: by making us anxious. Surveillance capitalism " -"isn’t really a mind-control ray, but you don’t need a mind-control ray to " -"make someone anxious. After all, another word for anxiety is agitation, and " -"to make someone experience agitation, you need merely to agitate them. To " -"poke them and prod them and beep at them and buzz at them and bombard them " -"on an intermittent schedule that is just random enough that our limbic " -"systems never quite become inured to it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Our devices and services are <quote>general purpose</quote> in that they can " -"connect anything or anyone to anything or anyone else and that they can run " -"any program that can be written. This means that the distraction rectangles " -"in our pockets hold our most precious moments with our most beloved people " -"and their most urgent or time-sensitive communications (from <quote>running " -"late can you get the kid?</quote> to <quote>doctor gave me bad news and I " -"need to talk to you RIGHT NOW</quote>) as well as ads for refrigerators and " -"recruiting messages from Nazis." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All day and all night, our pockets buzz, shattering our concentration and " -"tearing apart the fragile webs of connection we spin as we think through " -"difficult ideas. If you locked someone in a cell and agitated them like " -"this, we’d call it <quote>sleep deprivation torture,</quote> and it would be " -"<ulink url=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SKpRbvnx6g\">a war crime under " -"the Geneva Conventions</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Afflicting the afflicted" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The effects of surveillance on our ability to be our authentic selves are " -"not equal for all people. Some of us are lucky enough to live in a time and " -"place in which all the most important facts of our lives are widely and " -"roundly socially acceptable and can be publicly displayed without the risk " -"of social consequence." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But for many of us, this is not true. Recall that in living memory, many of " -"the ways of being that we think of as socially acceptable today were once " -"cause for dire social sanction or even imprisonment. If you are 65 years " -"old, you have lived through a time in which people living in <quote>free " -"societies</quote> could be imprisoned or sanctioned for engaging in " -"homosexual activity, for falling in love with a person whose skin was a " -"different color than their own, or for smoking weed." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, these activities aren’t just decriminalized in much of the world, " -"they’re considered normal, and the fallen prohibitions are viewed as " -"shameful, regrettable relics of the past." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"How did we get from prohibition to normalization? Through private, personal " -"activity: People who were secretly gay or secret pot-smokers or who secretly " -"loved someone with a different skin color were vulnerable to retaliation if " -"they made their true selves known and were limited in how much they could " -"advocate for their own right to exist in the world and be true to " -"themselves. But because there was a private sphere, these people could form " -"alliances with their friends and loved ones who did not share their " -"disfavored traits by having private conversations in which they came out, " -"disclosing their true selves to the people around them and bringing them to " -"their cause one conversation at a time." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The right to choose the time and manner of these conversations was key to " -"their success. It’s one thing to come out to your dad while you’re on a " -"fishing trip away from the world and another thing entirely to blurt it out " -"over the Christmas dinner table while your racist Facebook uncle is there to " -"make a scene." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Without a private sphere, there’s a chance that none of these changes would " -"have come to pass and that the people who benefited from these changes would " -"have either faced social sanction for coming out to a hostile world or would " -"have never been able to reveal their true selves to the people they love." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The corollary is that, unless you think that our society has attained social " -"perfection — that your grandchildren in 50 years will ask you to tell them " -"the story of how, in 2020, every injustice had been righted and no further " -"change had to be made — then you should expect that right now, at this " -"minute, there are people you love, whose happiness is key to your own, who " -"have a secret in their hearts that stops them from ever being their " -"authentic selves with you. These people are sorrowing and will go to their " -"graves with that secret sorrow in their hearts, and the source of that " -"sorrow will be the falsity of their relationship to you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "A private realm is necessary for human progress." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Any data you collect and retain will eventually leak" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The lack of a private life can rob vulnerable people of the chance to be " -"their authentic selves and constrain our actions by depriving us of " -"sanctuary, but there is another risk that is borne by everyone, not just " -"people with a secret: crime." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Personally identifying information is of very limited use for the purpose of " -"controlling peoples’ minds, but identity theft — really a catchall term for " -"a whole constellation of terrible criminal activities that can destroy your " -"finances, compromise your personal integrity, ruin your reputation, or even " -"expose you to physical danger — thrives on it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Attackers are not limited to using data from one breached source, either. " -"Multiple services have suffered breaches that exposed names, addresses, " -"phone numbers, passwords, sexual tastes, school grades, work performance, " -"brushes with the criminal justice system, family details, genetic " -"information, fingerprints and other biometrics, reading habits, search " -"histories, literary tastes, pseudonymous identities, and other sensitive " -"information. Attackers can merge data from these different breaches to build " -"up extremely detailed dossiers on random subjects and then use different " -"parts of the data for different criminal purposes." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For example, attackers can use leaked username and password combinations to " -"hijack whole fleets of commercial vehicles that <ulink url=\"https://www." -"vice.com/en_us/article/zmpx4x/hacker-monitor-cars-kill-engine-gps-tracking-" -"apps\">have been fitted with anti-theft GPS trackers and immobilizers</" -"ulink> or to hijack baby monitors in order to <ulink url=\"https://www." -"washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/04/23/how-nest-designed-keep-intruders-" -"out-peoples-homes-effectively-allowed-hackers-get/?" -"utm_term=.15220e98c550\">terrorize toddlers with the audio tracks from " -"pornography</ulink>. Attackers use leaked data to trick phone companies into " -"giving them your phone number, then they intercept SMS-based two-factor " -"authentication codes in order to take over your email, bank account, and/or " -"cryptocurrency wallets." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Attackers are endlessly inventive in the pursuit of creative ways to " -"weaponize leaked data. One common use of leaked data is to penetrate " -"companies in order to access <emphasis>more</emphasis> data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Like spies, online fraudsters are totally dependent on companies over-" -"collecting and over-retaining our data. Spy agencies sometimes pay companies " -"for access to their data or intimidate them into giving it up, but sometimes " -"they work just like criminals do — by <ulink url=\"https://www.bbc.com/news/" -"world-us-canada-24751821\">sneaking data out of companies’ databases</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The over-collection of data has a host of terrible social consequences, from " -"the erosion of our authentic selves to the undermining of social progress, " -"from state surveillance to an epidemic of online crime. Commercial " -"surveillance is also a boon to people running influence campaigns, but " -"that’s the least of our troubles." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Critical tech exceptionalism is still tech exceptionalism" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech has long practiced technology exceptionalism: the idea that it " -"should not be subject to the mundane laws and norms of <quote>meatspace.</" -"quote> Mottoes like Facebook’s <quote>move fast and break things</quote> " -"attracted justifiable scorn of the companies’ self-serving rhetoric." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Tech exceptionalism got us all into a lot of trouble, so it’s ironic and " -"distressing to see Big Tech’s critics committing the same sin." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech is not a <quote>rogue capitalism</quote> that cannot be cured " -"through the traditional anti-monopoly remedies of trustbusting (forcing " -"companies to divest of competitors they have acquired) and bans on mergers " -"to monopoly and other anti-competitive tactics. Big Tech does not have the " -"power to use machine learning to influence our behavior so thoroughly that " -"markets lose the ability to punish bad actors and reward superior " -"competitors. Big Tech has no rule-writing mind-control ray that necessitates " -"ditching our old toolbox." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The thing is, people have been claiming to have perfected mind-control rays " -"for centuries, and every time, it turned out to be a con — though sometimes " -"the con artists were also conning themselves." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For generations, the advertising industry has been steadily improving its " -"ability to sell advertising services to businesses while only making " -"marginal gains in selling those businesses’ products to prospective " -"customers. John Wanamaker’s lament that <quote>50% of my advertising budget " -"is wasted, I just don’t know which 50%</quote> is a testament to the triumph " -"of <emphasis>ad executives</emphasis>, who successfully convinced Wanamaker " -"that only half of the money he spent went to waste." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The tech industry has made enormous improvements in the science of " -"convincing businesses that they’re good at advertising while their actual " -"improvements to advertising — as opposed to targeting — have been pretty ho-" -"hum. The vogue for machine learning — and the mystical invocation of " -"<quote>artificial intelligence</quote> as a synonym for straightforward " -"statistical inference techniques — has greatly boosted the efficacy of Big " -"Tech’s sales pitch as marketers have exploited potential customers’ lack of " -"technical sophistication to get away with breathtaking acts of overpromising " -"and underdelivering." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s tempting to think that if businesses are willing to pour billions into " -"a venture that the venture must be a good one. Yet there are plenty of times " -"when this rule of thumb has led us astray. For example, it’s virtually " -"unheard of for managed investment funds to outperform simple index funds, " -"and investors who put their money into the hands of expert money managers " -"overwhelmingly fare worse than those who entrust their savings to index " -"funds. But managed funds still account for the majority of the money " -"invested in the markets, and they are patronized by some of the richest, " -"most sophisticated investors in the world. Their vote of confidence in an " -"underperforming sector is a parable about the role of luck in wealth " -"accumulation, not a sign that managed funds are a good buy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The claims of Big Tech’s mind-control system are full of tells that the " -"enterprise is a con. For example, <ulink url=\"https://www.frontiersin.org/" -"articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2020.01415/full\">the reliance on the <quote>Big " -"Five</quote> personality traits</ulink> as a primary means of influencing " -"people even though the <quote>Big Five</quote> theory is unsupported by any " -"large-scale, peer-reviewed studies and is <ulink url=\"https://www.wired.com/" -"story/the-noisy-fallacies-of-psychographic-targeting/\">mostly the realm of " -"marketing hucksters and pop psych</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech’s promotional materials also claim that their algorithms can " -"accurately perform <quote>sentiment analysis</quote> or detect peoples’ " -"moods based on their <quote>microexpressions,</quote> but <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.npr.org/2018/09/12/647040758/advertising-on-facebook-is-it-" -"worth-it\">these are marketing claims, not scientific ones</ulink>. These " -"methods are largely untested by independent scientific experts, and where " -"they have been tested, they’ve been found sorely wanting. Microexpressions " -"are particularly suspect as the companies that specialize in training people " -"to detect them <ulink url=\"https://theintercept.com/2017/02/08/tsas-own-" -"files-show-doubtful-science-behind-its-behavior-screening-program/\">have " -"been shown</ulink> to underperform relative to random chance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech has been so good at marketing its own supposed superpowers that " -"it’s easy to believe that they can market everything else with similar " -"acumen, but it’s a mistake to believe the hype. Any statement a company " -"makes about the quality of its products is clearly not impartial. The fact " -"that we distrust all the things that Big Tech says about its data handling, " -"compliance with privacy laws, etc., is only reasonable — but why on Earth " -"would we treat Big Tech’s marketing literature as the gospel truth? Big Tech " -"lies about just about <emphasis>everything</emphasis>, including how well " -"its machine-learning fueled persuasion systems work." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That skepticism should infuse all of our evaluations of Big Tech and its " -"supposed abilities, including our perusal of its patents. Zuboff vests these " -"patents with enormous significance, pointing out that Google claimed " -"extensive new persuasion capabilities in <ulink url=\"https://patents.google." -"com/patent/US20050131762A1/en\">its patent filings</ulink>. These claims are " -"doubly suspect: first, because they are so self-serving, and second, because " -"the patent itself is so notoriously an invitation to exaggeration." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Patent applications take the form of a series of claims and range from broad " -"to narrow. A typical patent starts out by claiming that its authors have " -"invented a method or system for doing every conceivable thing that anyone " -"might do, ever, with any tool or device. Then it narrows that claim in " -"successive stages until we get to the actual <quote>invention</quote> that " -"is the true subject of the patent. The hope is that the patent examiner — " -"who is almost certainly overworked and underinformed — will miss the fact " -"that some or all of these claims are ridiculous, or at least suspect, and " -"grant the patent’s broader claims. Patents for unpatentable things are still " -"incredibly useful because they can be wielded against competitors who might " -"license that patent or steer clear of its claims rather than endure the " -"lengthy, expensive process of contesting it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"What’s more, software patents are routinely granted even though the filer " -"doesn’t have any evidence that they can do the thing claimed by the patent. " -"That is, you can patent an <quote>invention</quote> that you haven’t " -"actually made and that you don’t know how to make." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"With these considerations in hand, it becomes obvious that the fact that a " -"Big Tech company has patented what it <emphasis>says</emphasis> is an " -"effective mind-control ray is largely irrelevant to whether Big Tech can in " -"fact control our minds." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech collects our data for many reasons, including the diminishing " -"returns on existing stores of data. But many tech companies also collect " -"data out of a mistaken tech exceptionalist belief in the network effects of " -"data. Network effects occur when each new user in a system increases its " -"value. The classic example is fax machines: A single fax machine is of no " -"use, two fax machines are of limited use, but every new fax machine that’s " -"put to use after the first doubles the number of possible fax-to-fax links." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Data mined for predictive systems doesn’t necessarily produce these " -"dividends. Think of Netflix: The predictive value of the data mined from a " -"million English-speaking Netflix viewers is hardly improved by the addition " -"of one more user’s viewing data. Most of the data Netflix acquires after " -"that first minimum viable sample duplicates existing data and produces only " -"minimal gains. Meanwhile, retraining models with new data gets progressively " -"more expensive as the number of data points increases, and manual tasks like " -"labeling and validating data do not get cheaper at scale." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Businesses pursue fads to the detriment of their profits all the time, " -"especially when the businesses and their investors are not motivated by the " -"prospect of becoming profitable but rather by the prospect of being acquired " -"by a Big Tech giant or by having an IPO. For these firms, ticking faddish " -"boxes like <quote>collects as much data as possible</quote> might realize a " -"bigger return on investment than <quote>collects a business-appropriate " -"quantity of data.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is another harm of tech exceptionalism: The belief that more data " -"always produces more profits in the form of more insights that can be " -"translated into better mind-control rays drives firms to over-collect and " -"over-retain data beyond all rationality. And since the firms are behaving " -"irrationally, a good number of them will go out of business and become ghost " -"ships whose cargo holds are stuffed full of data that can harm people in " -"myriad ways — but which no one is responsible for antey longer. Even if the " -"companies don’t go under, the data they collect is maintained behind the " -"minimum viable security — just enough security to keep the company viable " -"while it waits to get bought out by a tech giant, an amount calculated to " -"spend not one penny more than is necessary on protecting data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "" -"How monopolies, not mind control, drive surveillance capitalism: The " -"Snapchat story" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For the first decade of its existence, Facebook competed with the social " -"media giants of the day (Myspace, Orkut, etc.) by presenting itself as the " -"pro-privacy alternative. Indeed, Facebook justified its walled garden — " -"which let users bring in data from the web but blocked web services like " -"Google Search from indexing and caching Facebook pages — as a pro-privacy " -"measure that protected users from the surveillance-happy winners of the " -"social media wars like Myspace." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Despite frequent promises that it would never collect or analyze its users’ " -"data, Facebook periodically created initiatives that did just that, like the " -"creepy, ham-fisted Beacon tool, which spied on you as you moved around the " -"web and then added your online activities to your public timeline, allowing " -"your friends to monitor your browsing habits. Beacon sparked a user revolt. " -"Every time, Facebook backed off from its surveillance initiative, but not " -"all the way; inevitably, the new Facebook would be more surveilling than the " -"old Facebook, though not quite as surveilling as the intermediate Facebook " -"following the launch of the new product or service." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The pace at which Facebook ramped up its surveillance efforts seems to have " -"been set by Facebook’s competitive landscape. The more competitors Facebook " -"had, the better it behaved. Every time a major competitor foundered, " -"Facebook’s behavior <ulink url=\"https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?" -"abstract_id=3247362\">got markedly worse</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All the while, Facebook was prodigiously acquiring companies, including a " -"company called Onavo. Nominally, Onavo made a battery-monitoring mobile app. " -"But the permissions that Onavo required were so expansive that the app was " -"able to gather fine-grained telemetry on everything users did with their " -"phones, including which apps they used and how they were using them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Through Onavo, Facebook discovered that it was losing market share to " -"Snapchat, an app that — like Facebook a decade before — billed itself as the " -"pro-privacy alternative to the status quo. Through Onavo, Facebook was able " -"to mine data from the devices of Snapchat users, including both current and " -"former Snapchat users. This spurred Facebook to acquire Instagram — some " -"features of which competed with Snapchat — and then allowed Facebook to fine-" -"tune Instagram’s features and sales pitch to erode Snapchat’s gains and " -"ensure that Facebook would not have to face the kinds of competitive " -"pressures it had earlier inflicted on Myspace and Orkut." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The story of how Facebook crushed Snapchat reveals the relationship between " -"monopoly and surveillance capitalism. Facebook combined surveillance with " -"lax antitrust enforcement to spot the competitive threat of Snapchat on its " -"horizon and then take decisive action against it. Facebook’s surveillance " -"capitalism let it avert competitive pressure with anti-competitive tactics. " -"Facebook users still want privacy — Facebook hasn’t used surveillance to " -"brainwash them out of it — but they can’t get it because Facebook’s " -"surveillance lets it destroy any hope of a rival service emerging that " -"competes on privacy features." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "A monopoly over your friends" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"A decentralization movement has tried to erode the dominance of Facebook and " -"other Big Tech companies by fielding <quote>indieweb</quote> alternatives — " -"Mastodon as a Twitter alternative, Diaspora as a Facebook alternative, etc. " -"— but these efforts have failed to attain any kind of liftoff." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Fundamentally, each of these services is hamstrung by the same problem: " -"Every potential user for a Facebook or Twitter alternative has to convince " -"all their friends to follow them to a decentralized web alternative in order " -"to continue to realize the benefit of social media. For many of us, the only " -"reason to have a Facebook account is that our friends have Facebook " -"accounts, and the reason they have Facebook accounts is that <emphasis>we</" -"emphasis> have Facebook accounts." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All of this has conspired to make Facebook — and other dominant platforms — " -"into <quote>kill zones</quote> that investors will not fund new entrants for." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And yet, all of today’s tech giants came into existence despite the " -"entrenched advantage of the companies that came before them. To understand " -"how that happened, you have to understand both interoperability and " -"adversarial interoperability." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "The hard problem of our species is coordination." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<quote>Interoperability</quote> is the ability of two technologies to work " -"with one another: Anyone can make an LP that will play on any record player, " -"anyone can make a filter you can install in your stove’s extractor fan, " -"anyone can make gasoline for your car, anyone can make a USB phone charger " -"that fits in your car’s cigarette lighter receptacle, anyone can make a " -"light bulb that works in your light socket, anyone can make bread that will " -"toast in your toaster." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Interoperability is often a source of innovation and consumer benefit: Apple " -"made the first commercially successful PC, but millions of independent " -"software vendors made interoperable programs that ran on the Apple II Plus. " -"The simple analog antenna inputs on the back of TVs first allowed cable " -"operators to connect directly to TVs, then they allowed game console " -"companies and then personal computer companies to use standard televisions " -"as displays. Standard RJ-11 telephone jacks allowed for the production of " -"phones from a variety of vendors in a variety of forms, from the free " -"football-shaped phone that came with a <emphasis>Sports Illustrated</" -"emphasis> subscription to business phones with speakers, hold functions, and " -"so on and then answering machines and finally modems, paving the way for the " -"internet revolution." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<quote>Interoperability</quote> is often used interchangeably with " -"<quote>standardization,</quote> which is the process when manufacturers and " -"other stakeholders hammer out a set of agreed-upon rules for implementing a " -"technology, such as the electrical plug on your wall, the CAN bus used by " -"your car’s computer systems, or the HTML instructions that your browser " -"interprets." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But interoperability doesn’t require standardization — indeed, " -"standardization often proceeds from the chaos of ad hoc interoperability " -"measures. The inventor of the cigarette-lighter USB charger didn’t need to " -"get permission from car manufacturers or even the manufacturers of the " -"dashboard lighter subcomponent. The automakers didn’t take any " -"countermeasures to prevent the use of these aftermarket accessories by their " -"customers, but they also didn’t do anything to make life easier for the " -"chargers’ manufacturers. This is a kind of <quote>neutral interoperability.</" -"quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Beyond neutral interoperability, there is <quote>adversarial " -"interoperability.</quote> That’s when a manufacturer makes a product that " -"interoperates with another manufacturer’s product <emphasis>despite the " -"second manufacturer’s objections</emphasis> and <emphasis>even if that means " -"bypassing a security system designed to prevent interoperability</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Probably the most familiar form of adversarial interoperability is third-" -"party printer ink. Printer manufacturers claim that they sell printers below " -"cost and that the only way they can recoup the losses they incur is by " -"charging high markups on ink. To prevent the owners of printers from buying " -"ink elsewhere, the printer companies deploy a suite of anti-customer " -"security systems that detect and reject both refilled and third-party " -"cartridges." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Owners of printers take the position that HP and Epson and Brother are not " -"charities and that customers for their wares have no obligation to help them " -"survive, and so if the companies choose to sell their products at a loss, " -"that’s their foolish choice and their consequences to live with. Likewise, " -"competitors who make ink or refill kits observe that they don’t owe printer " -"companies anything, and their erosion of printer companies’ margins are the " -"printer companies’ problems, not their competitors’. After all, the printer " -"companies shed no tears when they drive a refiller out of business, so why " -"should the refillers concern themselves with the economic fortunes of the " -"printer companies?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Adversarial interoperability has played an outsized role in the history of " -"the tech industry: from the founding of the <quote>alt.*</quote> Usenet " -"hierarchy (which was started against the wishes of Usenet’s maintainers and " -"which grew to be bigger than all of Usenet combined) to the browser wars " -"(when Netscape and Microsoft devoted massive engineering efforts to making " -"their browsers incompatible with the other’s special commands and " -"peccadilloes) to Facebook (whose success was built in part by helping its " -"new users stay in touch with friends they’d left behind on Myspace because " -"Facebook supplied them with a tool that scraped waiting messages from " -"Myspace and imported them into Facebook, effectively creating an Facebook-" -"based Myspace reader)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, incumbency is seen as an unassailable advantage. Facebook is where " -"all of your friends are, so no one can start a Facebook competitor. But " -"adversarial compatibility reverses the competitive advantage: If you were " -"allowed to compete with Facebook by providing a tool that imported all your " -"users’ waiting Facebook messages into an environment that competed on lines " -"that Facebook couldn’t cross, like eliminating surveillance and ads, then " -"Facebook would be at a huge disadvantage. It would have assembled all " -"possible ex-Facebook users into a single, easy-to-find service; it would " -"have educated them on how a Facebook-like service worked and what its " -"potential benefits were; and it would have provided an easy means for " -"disgruntled Facebook users to tell their friends where they might expect " -"better treatment." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Adversarial interoperability was once the norm and a key contributor to the " -"dynamic, vibrant tech scene, but now it is stuck behind a thicket of laws " -"and regulations that add legal risks to the tried-and-true tactics of " -"adversarial interoperability. New rules and new interpretations of existing " -"rules mean that a would-be adversarial interoperator needs to steer clear of " -"claims under copyright, terms of service, trade secrecy, tortious " -"interference, and patent." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In the absence of a competitive market, lawmakers have resorted to assigning " -"expensive, state-like duties to Big Tech firms, such as automatically " -"filtering user contributions for copyright infringement or terrorist and " -"extremist content or detecting and preventing harassment in real time or " -"controlling access to sexual material." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These measures put a floor under how small we can make Big Tech because only " -"the very largest companies can afford the humans and automated filters " -"needed to perform these duties." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But that’s not the only way in which making platforms responsible for " -"policing their users undermines competition. A platform that is expected to " -"police its users’ conduct must prevent many vital adversarial " -"interoperability techniques lest these subvert its policing measures. For " -"example, if someone using a Twitter replacement like Mastodon is able to " -"push messages into Twitter and read messages out of Twitter, they could " -"avoid being caught by automated systems that detect and prevent harassment " -"(such as systems that use the timing of messages or IP-based rules to make " -"guesses about whether someone is a harasser)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To the extent that we are willing to let Big Tech police itself — rather " -"than making Big Tech small enough that users can leave bad platforms for " -"better ones and small enough that a regulation that simply puts a platform " -"out of business will not destroy billions of users’ access to their " -"communities and data — we build the case that Big Tech should be able to " -"block its competitors and make it easier for Big Tech to demand legal " -"enforcement tools to ban and punish attempts at adversarial interoperability." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Ultimately, we can try to fix Big Tech by making it responsible for bad acts " -"by its users, or we can try to fix the internet by cutting Big Tech down to " -"size. But we can’t do both. To replace today’s giant products with " -"pluralistic protocols, we need to clear the legal thicket that prevents " -"adversarial interoperability so that tomorrow’s nimble, personal, small-" -"scale products can federate themselves with giants like Facebook, allowing " -"the users who’ve left to continue to communicate with users who haven’t left " -"yet, reaching tendrils over Facebook’s garden wall that Facebook’s trapped " -"users can use to scale the walls and escape to the global, open web." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Fake news is an epistemological crisis" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Tech is not the only industry that has undergone massive concentration since " -"the Reagan era. Virtually every major industry — from oil to newspapers to " -"meatpacking to sea freight to eyewear to online pornography — has become a " -"clubby oligarchy that just a few players dominate." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"At the same time, every industry has become something of a tech industry as " -"general-purpose computers and general-purpose networks and the promise of " -"efficiencies through data-driven analysis infuse every device, process, and " -"firm with tech." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This phenomenon of industrial concentration is part of a wider story about " -"wealth concentration overall as a smaller and smaller number of people own " -"more and more of our world. This concentration of both wealth and industries " -"means that our political outcomes are increasingly beholden to the parochial " -"interests of the people and companies with all the money." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That means that whenever a regulator asks a question with an obvious, " -"empirical answer (<quote>Are humans causing climate change?</quote> or " -"<quote>Should we let companies conduct commercial mass surveillance?</quote> " -"or <quote>Does society benefit from allowing network neutrality violations?</" -"quote>), the answer that comes out is only correct if that correctness meets " -"with the approval of rich people and the industries that made them so " -"wealthy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Rich people have always played an outsized role in politics and more so " -"since the Supreme Court’s <emphasis>Citizens United</emphasis> decision " -"eliminated key controls over political spending. Widening inequality and " -"wealth concentration means that the very richest people are now a lot richer " -"and can afford to spend a lot more money on political projects than ever " -"before. Think of the Koch brothers or George Soros or Bill Gates." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the policy distortions of rich individuals pale in comparison to the " -"policy distortions that concentrated industries are capable of. The " -"companies in highly concentrated industries are much more profitable than " -"companies in competitive industries — no competition means not having to " -"reduce prices or improve quality to win customers — leaving them with bigger " -"capital surpluses to spend on lobbying." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Concentrated industries also find it easier to collaborate on policy " -"objectives than competitive ones. When all the top execs from your industry " -"can fit around a single boardroom table, they often do. And <emphasis>when</" -"emphasis> they do, they can forge a consensus position on regulation." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Rising through the ranks in a concentrated industry generally means working " -"at two or three of the big companies. When there are only relatively few " -"companies in a given industry, each company has a more ossified executive " -"rank, leaving ambitious execs with fewer paths to higher positions unless " -"they are recruited to a rival. This means that the top execs in concentrated " -"industries are likely to have been colleagues at some point and socialize in " -"the same circles — connected through social ties or, say, serving as " -"trustees for each others’ estates. These tight social bonds foster a " -"collegial, rather than competitive, attitude." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Highly concentrated industries also present a regulatory conundrum. When an " -"industry is dominated by just four or five companies, the only people who " -"are likely to truly understand the industry’s practices are its veteran " -"executives. This means that top regulators are often former execs of the " -"companies they are supposed to be regulating. These turns in government are " -"often tacitly understood to be leaves of absence from industry, with former " -"employers welcoming their erstwhile watchdogs back into their executive " -"ranks once their terms have expired." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All this is to say that the tight social bonds, small number of firms, and " -"regulatory capture of concentrated industries give the companies that " -"comprise them the power to dictate many, if not all, of the regulations that " -"bind them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is increasingly obvious. Whether it’s payday lenders <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/02/25/how-payday-lending-" -"industry-insider-tilted-academic-research-its-favor/\">winning the right to " -"practice predatory lending</ulink> or Apple <ulink url=\"https://www.vice." -"com/en_us/article/mgxayp/source-apple-will-fight-right-to-repair-legislation" -"\">winning the right to decide who can fix your phone</ulink> or Google and " -"Facebook winning the right to breach your private data without suffering " -"meaningful consequences or victories for pipeline companies or impunity for " -"opioid manufacturers or massive tax subsidies for incredibly profitable " -"dominant businesses, it’s increasingly apparent that many of our official, " -"evidence-based truth-seeking processes are, in fact, auctions for sale to " -"the highest bidder." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s really impossible to overstate what a terrifying prospect this is. We " -"live in an incredibly high-tech society, and none of us could acquire the " -"expertise to evaluate every technological proposition that stands between us " -"and our untimely, horrible deaths. You might devote your life to acquiring " -"the media literacy to distinguish good scientific journals from corrupt pay-" -"for-play lookalikes and the statistical literacy to evaluate the quality of " -"the analysis in the journals as well as the microbiology and epidemiology " -"knowledge to determine whether you can trust claims about the safety of " -"vaccines — but that would still leave you unqualified to judge whether the " -"wiring in your home will give you a lethal shock <emphasis>and</emphasis> " -"whether your car’s brakes’ software will cause them to fail unpredictably " -"<emphasis>and</emphasis> whether the hygiene standards at your butcher are " -"sufficient to keep you from dying after you finish your dinner." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In a world as complex as this one, we have to defer to authorities, and we " -"keep them honest by making those authorities accountable to us and binding " -"them with rules to prevent conflicts of interest. We can’t possibly acquire " -"the expertise to adjudicate conflicting claims about the best way to make " -"the world safe and prosperous, but we <emphasis>can</emphasis> determine " -"whether the adjudication process itself is trustworthy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "Right now, it’s obviously not." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The past 40 years of rising inequality and industry concentration, together " -"with increasingly weak accountability and transparency for expert agencies, " -"has created an increasingly urgent sense of impending doom, the sense that " -"there are vast conspiracies afoot that operate with tacit official approval " -"despite the likelihood they are working to better themselves by ruining the " -"rest of us." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For example, it’s been decades since Exxon’s own scientists concluded that " -"its products would render the Earth uninhabitable by humans. And yet those " -"decades were lost to us, in large part because Exxon lobbied governments and " -"sowed doubt about the dangers of its products and did so with the " -"cooperation of many public officials. When the survival of you and everyone " -"you love is threatened by conspiracies, it’s not unreasonable to start " -"questioning the things you think you know in an attempt to determine whether " -"they, too, are the outcome of another conspiracy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The collapse of the credibility of our systems for divining and upholding " -"truths has left us in a state of epistemological chaos. Once, most of us " -"might have assumed that the system was working and that our regulations " -"reflected our best understanding of the empirical truths of the world as " -"they were best understood — now we have to find our own experts to help us " -"sort the true from the false." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you’re like me, you probably believe that vaccines are safe, but you " -"(like me) probably also can’t explain the microbiology or statistics. Few of " -"us have the math skills to review the literature on vaccine safety and " -"describe why their statistical reasoning is sound. Likewise, few of us can " -"review the stats in the (now discredited) literature on opioid safety and " -"explain how those stats were manipulated. Both vaccines and opioids were " -"embraced by medical authorities, after all, and one is safe while the other " -"could ruin your life. You’re left with a kind of inchoate constellation of " -"rules of thumb about which experts you trust to fact-check controversial " -"claims and then to explain how all those respectable doctors with their peer-" -"reviewed research on opioid safety <emphasis>were</emphasis> an aberration " -"and then how you know that the doctors writing about vaccine safety are " -"<emphasis>not</emphasis> an aberration." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I’m 100% certain that vaccinating is safe and effective, but I’m also at " -"something of a loss to explain exactly, <emphasis>precisely,</emphasis> why " -"I believe this, given all the corruption I know about and the many times the " -"stamp of certainty has turned out to be a parochial lie told to further " -"enrich the super rich." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Fake news — conspiracy theories, racist ideologies, scientific denialism — " -"has always been with us. What’s changed today is not the mix of ideas in the " -"public discourse but the popularity of the worst ideas in that mix. " -"Conspiracy and denial have skyrocketed in lockstep with the growth of Big " -"Inequality, which has also tracked the rise of Big Tech and Big Pharma and " -"Big Wrestling and Big Car and Big Movie Theater and Big Everything Else." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"No one can say for certain why this has happened, but the two dominant camps " -"are idealism (the belief that the people who argue for these conspiracies " -"have gotten better at explaining them, maybe with the help of machine-" -"learning tools) or materialism (the ideas have become more attractive " -"because of material conditions in the world)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I’m a materialist. I’ve been exposed to the arguments of conspiracy " -"theorists all my life, and I have not experienced any qualitative leap in " -"the quality of those arguments." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The major difference is in the world, not the arguments. In a time where " -"actual conspiracies are commonplace, conspiracy theories acquire a ring of " -"plausibility." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We have always had disagreements about what’s true, but today, we have a " -"disagreement over how we know whether something is true. This is an " -"epistemological crisis, not a crisis over belief. It’s a crisis over the " -"credibility of our truth-seeking exercises, from scientific journals (in an " -"era where the biggest journal publishers have been caught producing pay-to-" -"play journals for junk science) to regulations (in an era where regulators " -"are routinely cycling in and out of business) to education (in an era where " -"universities are dependent on corporate donations to keep their lights on)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Targeting — surveillance capitalism — makes it easier to find people who are " -"undergoing this epistemological crisis, but it doesn’t create the crisis. " -"For that, you need to look to corruption." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And, conveniently enough, it’s corruption that allows surveillance " -"capitalism to grow by dismantling monopoly protections, by permitting " -"reckless collection and retention of personal data, by allowing ads to be " -"targeted in secret, and by foreclosing on the possibility of going somewhere " -"else where you might continue to enjoy your friends without subjecting " -"yourself to commercial surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Tech is different" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I reject both iterations of technological exceptionalism. I reject the idea " -"that tech is uniquely terrible and led by people who are greedier or worse " -"than the leaders of other industries, and I reject the idea that tech is so " -"good — or so intrinsically prone to concentration — that it can’t be blamed " -"for its present-day monopolistic status." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I think tech is just another industry, albeit one that grew up in the " -"absence of real monopoly constraints. It may have been first, but it isn’t " -"the worst nor will it be the last." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But there’s one way in which I <emphasis>am</emphasis> a tech " -"exceptionalist. I believe that online tools are the key to overcoming " -"problems that are much more urgent than tech monopolization: climate change, " -"inequality, misogyny, and discrimination on the basis of race, gender " -"identity, and other factors. The internet is how we will recruit people to " -"fight those fights, and how we will coordinate their labor. Tech is not a " -"substitute for democratic accountability, the rule of law, fairness, or " -"stability — but it’s a means to achieve these things." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The hard problem of our species is coordination. Everything from climate " -"change to social change to running a business to making a family work can be " -"viewed as a collective action problem." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The internet makes it easier than at any time before to find people who want " -"to work on a project with you — hence the success of free and open-source " -"software, crowdfunding, and racist terror groups — and easier than ever to " -"coordinate the work you do." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The internet and the computers we connect to it also possess an exceptional " -"quality: general-purposeness. The internet is designed to allow any two " -"parties to communicate any data, using any protocol, without permission from " -"anyone else. The only production design we have for computers is the general-" -"purpose, <quote>Turing complete</quote> computer that can run every program " -"we can express in symbolic logic." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This means that every time someone with a special communications need " -"invests in infrastructure and techniques to make the internet faster, " -"cheaper, and more robust, this benefit redounds to everyone else who is " -"using the internet to communicate. And this also means that every time " -"someone with a special computing need invests to make computers faster, " -"cheaper, and more robust, every other computing application is a potential " -"beneficiary of this work." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For these reasons, every type of communication is gradually absorbed into " -"the internet, and every type of device — from airplanes to pacemakers — " -"eventually becomes a computer in a fancy case." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"While these considerations don’t preclude regulating networks and computers, " -"they do call for gravitas and caution when doing so because changes to " -"regulatory frameworks could ripple out to have unintended consequences in " -"many, many other domains." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The upshot of this is that our best hope of solving the big coordination " -"problems — climate change, inequality, etc. — is with free, fair, and open " -"tech. Our best hope of keeping tech free, fair, and open is to exercise " -"caution in how we regulate tech and to attend closely to the ways in which " -"interventions to solve one problem might create problems in other domains." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Ownership of facts" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech has a funny relationship with information. When you’re generating " -"information — anything from the location data streaming off your mobile " -"device to the private messages you send to friends on a social network — it " -"claims the rights to make unlimited use of that data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But when you have the audacity to turn the tables — to use a tool that " -"blocks ads or slurps your waiting updates out of a social network and puts " -"them in another app that lets you set your own priorities and suggestions or " -"crawls their system to allow you to start a rival business — they claim that " -"you’re stealing from them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The thing is, information is a very bad fit for any kind of private property " -"regime. Property rights are useful for establishing markets that can lead to " -"the effective development of fallow assets. These markets depend on clear " -"titles to ensure that the things being bought and sold in them can, in fact, " -"be bought and sold." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Information rarely has such a clear title. Take phone numbers: There’s " -"clearly something going wrong when Facebook slurps up millions of users’ " -"address books and uses the phone numbers it finds in them to plot out social " -"graphs and fill in missing information about other users." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the phone numbers Facebook nonconsensually acquires in this transaction " -"are not the <quote>property</quote> of the users they’re taken from nor do " -"they belong to the people whose phones ring when you dial those numbers. The " -"numbers are mere integers, 10 digits in the U.S. and Canada, and they " -"appear in millions of places, including somewhere deep in pi as well as " -"numerous other contexts. Giving people ownership titles to integers is an " -"obviously terrible idea." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Likewise for the facts that Facebook and other commercial surveillance " -"operators acquire about us, like that we are the children of our parents or " -"the parents to our children or that we had a conversation with someone else " -"or went to a public place. These data points can’t be property in the sense " -"that your house or your shirt is your property because the title to them is " -"intrinsically muddy: Does your mom own the fact that she is your mother? Do " -"you? Do both of you? What about your dad — does he own this fact too, or " -"does he have to license the fact from you (or your mom or both of you) in " -"order to use this fact? What about the hundreds or thousands of other people " -"who know these facts?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you go to a Black Lives Matter demonstration, do the other demonstrators " -"need your permission to post their photos from the event? The online fights " -"over <ulink url=\"https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-take-photos-at-protests/" -"\">when and how to post photos from demonstrations</ulink> reveal a nuanced, " -"complex issue that cannot be easily hand-waved away by giving one party a " -"property right that everyone else in the mix has to respect." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The fact that information isn’t a good fit with property and markets doesn’t " -"mean that it’s not valuable. Babies aren’t property, but they’re inarguably " -"valuable. In fact, we have a whole set of rules just for babies as well as a " -"subset of those rules that apply to humans more generally. Someone who " -"argues that babies won’t be truly valuable until they can be bought and sold " -"like loaves of bread would be instantly and rightfully condemned as a " -"monster." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s tempting to reach for the property hammer when Big Tech treats your " -"information like a nail — not least because Big Tech are such prolific " -"abusers of property hammers when it comes to <emphasis>their</emphasis> " -"information. But this is a mistake. If we allow markets to dictate the use " -"of our information, then we’ll find that we’re sellers in a buyers’ market " -"where the Big Tech monopolies set a price for our data that is so low as to " -"be insignificant or, more likely, set at a nonnegotiable price of zero in a " -"click-through agreement that you don’t have the opportunity to modify." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Meanwhile, establishing property rights over information will create " -"insurmountable barriers to independent data processing. Imagine that we " -"require a license to be negotiated when a translated document is compared " -"with its original, something Google has done and continues to do billions of " -"times to train its automated language translation tools. Google can afford " -"this, but independent third parties cannot. Google can staff a clearances " -"department to negotiate one-time payments to the likes of the EU (one of the " -"major repositories of translated documents) while independent watchdogs " -"wanting to verify that the translations are well-prepared, or to root out " -"bias in translations, will find themselves needing a staffed-up legal " -"department and millions for licenses before they can even get started." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The same goes for things like search indexes of the web or photos of " -"peoples’ houses, which have become contentious thanks to Google’s Street " -"View project. Whatever problems may exist with Google’s photographing of " -"street scenes, resolving them by letting people decide who can take pictures " -"of the facades of their homes from a public street will surely create even " -"worse ones. Think of how street photography is important for newsgathering — " -"including informal newsgathering, like photographing abuses of authority — " -"and how being able to document housing and street life are important for " -"contesting eminent domain, advocating for social aid, reporting planning and " -"zoning violations, documenting discriminatory and unequal living conditions, " -"and more." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The ownership of facts is antithetical to many kinds of human progress. It’s " -"hard to imagine a rule that limits Big Tech’s exploitation of our collective " -"labors without inadvertently banning people from gathering data on online " -"harassment or compiling indexes of changes in language or simply " -"investigating how the platforms are shaping our discourse — all of which " -"require scraping data that other people have created and subjecting it to " -"scrutiny and analysis." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Persuasion works… slowly" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The platforms may oversell their ability to persuade people, but obviously, " -"persuasion works sometimes. Whether it’s the private realm that LGBTQ people " -"used to recruit allies and normalize sexual diversity or the decadeslong " -"project to convince people that markets are the only efficient way to solve " -"complicated resource allocation problems, it’s clear that our societal " -"attitudes <emphasis>can</emphasis> change." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The project of shifting societal attitudes is a game of inches and years. " -"For centuries, svengalis have purported to be able to accelerate this " -"process, but even the most brutal forms of propaganda have struggled to make " -"permanent changes. Joseph Goebbels was able to subject Germans to daily, " -"mandatory, hourslong radio broadcasts, to round up and torture and murder " -"dissidents, and to seize full control over their children’s education while " -"banning any literature, broadcasts, or films that did not comport with his " -"worldview." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Yet, after 12 years of terror, once the war ended, Nazi ideology was largely " -"discredited in both East and West Germany, and a program of national truth " -"and reconciliation was put in its place. Racism and authoritarianism were " -"never fully abolished in Germany, but neither were the majority of Germans " -"irrevocably convinced of Nazism — and the rise of racist authoritarianism in " -"Germany today tells us that the liberal attitudes that replaced Nazism were " -"no more permanent than Nazism itself." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Racism and authoritarianism have also always been with us. Anyone who’s " -"reviewed the kind of messages and arguments that racists put forward today " -"would be hard-pressed to say that they have gotten better at presenting " -"their ideas. The same pseudoscience, appeals to fear, and circular logic " -"that racists presented in the 1980s, when the cause of white supremacy was " -"on the wane, are to be found in the communications of leading white " -"nationalists today." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If racists haven’t gotten more convincing in the past decade, then how is it " -"that more people were convinced to be openly racist at that time? I believe " -"that the answer lies in the material world, not the world of ideas. The " -"ideas haven’t gotten more convincing, but people have become more afraid. " -"Afraid that the state can’t be trusted to act as an honest broker in life-or-" -"death decisions, from those regarding the management of the economy to the " -"regulation of painkillers to the rules for handling private information. " -"Afraid that the world has become a game of musical chairs in which the " -"chairs are being taken away at a never-before-seen rate. Afraid that justice " -"for others will come at their expense. Monopolism isn’t the cause of these " -"fears, but the inequality and material desperation and policy malpractice " -"that monopolism contributes to is a significant contributor to these " -"conditions. Inequality creates the conditions for both conspiracies and " -"violent racist ideologies, and then surveillance capitalism lets " -"opportunists target the fearful and the conspiracy-minded." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Paying won’t help" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"As the old saw goes, <quote>If you’re not paying for the product, you’re the " -"product.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s a commonplace belief today that the advent of free, ad-supported media " -"was the original sin of surveillance capitalism. The reasoning is that the " -"companies that charged for access couldn’t <quote>compete with free</quote> " -"and so they were driven out of business. Their ad-supported competitors, " -"meanwhile, declared open season on their users’ data in a bid to improve " -"their ad targeting and make more money and then resorted to the most " -"sensationalist tactics to generate clicks on those ads. If only we’d pay for " -"media again, we’d have a better, more responsible, more sober discourse that " -"would be better for democracy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the degradation of news products long precedes the advent of ad-" -"supported online news. Long before newspapers were online, lax antitrust " -"enforcement had opened the door for unprecedented waves of consolidation and " -"roll-ups in newsrooms. Rival newspapers were merged, reporters and ad sales " -"staff were laid off, physical plants were sold and leased back, leaving the " -"companies loaded up with debt through leveraged buyouts and subsequent " -"profit-taking by the new owners. In other words, it wasn’t merely shifts in " -"the classified advertising market, which was long held to be the primary " -"driver in the decline of the traditional newsroom, that made news companies " -"unable to adapt to the internet — it was monopolism." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Then, as news companies <emphasis>did</emphasis> come online, the ad " -"revenues they commanded dropped even as the number of internet users (and " -"thus potential online readers) increased. That shift was a function of " -"consolidation in the ad sales market, with Google and Facebook emerging as " -"duopolists who made more money every year from advertising while paying less " -"and less of it to the publishers whose work the ads appeared alongside. " -"Monopolism created a buyer’s market for ad inventory with Facebook and " -"Google acting as gatekeepers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Paid services continue to exist alongside free ones, and often it is these " -"paid services — anxious to prevent people from bypassing their paywalls or " -"sharing paid media with freeloaders — that exert the most control over their " -"customers. Apple’s iTunes and App Stores are paid services, but to maximize " -"their profitability, Apple has to lock its platforms so that third parties " -"can’t make compatible software without permission. These locks allow the " -"company to exercise both editorial control (enabling it to exclude <ulink " -"url=\"https://ncac.org/news/blog/does-apples-strict-app-store-content-policy-" -"limit-freedom-of-expression\">controversial political material</ulink>) and " -"technological control, including control over who can repair the devices it " -"makes. If we’re worried that ad-supported products deprive people of their " -"right to self-determination by using persuasion techniques to nudge their " -"purchase decisions a few degrees in one direction or the other, then the " -"near-total control a single company holds over the decision of who gets to " -"sell you software, parts, and service for your iPhone should have us very " -"worried indeed." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We shouldn’t just be concerned about payment and control: The idea that " -"paying will improve discourse is also dangerously wrong. The poor success " -"rate of targeted advertising means that the platforms have to incentivize " -"you to <quote>engage</quote> with posts at extremely high levels to generate " -"enough pageviews to safeguard their profits. As discussed earlier, to " -"increase engagement, platforms like Facebook use machine learning to guess " -"which messages will be most inflammatory and make a point of shoving those " -"into your eyeballs at every turn so that you will hate-click and argue with " -"people." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Perhaps paying would fix this, the reasoning goes. If platforms could be " -"economically viable even if you stopped clicking on them once your " -"intellectual and social curiosity had been slaked, then they would have no " -"reason to algorithmically enrage you to get more clicks out of you, right?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There may be something to that argument, but it still ignores the wider " -"economic and political context of the platforms and the world that allowed " -"them to grow so dominant." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Platforms are world-spanning and all-encompassing because they are " -"monopolies, and they are monopolies because we have gutted our most " -"important and reliable anti-monopoly rules. Antitrust was neutered as a key " -"part of the project to make the wealthy wealthier, and that project has " -"worked. The vast majority of people on Earth have a negative net worth, and " -"even the dwindling middle class is in a precarious state, undersaved for " -"retirement, underinsured for medical disasters, and undersecured against " -"climate and technology shocks." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In this wildly unequal world, paying doesn’t improve the discourse; it " -"simply prices discourse out of the range of the majority of people. Paying " -"for the product is dandy, if you can afford it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you think today’s filter bubbles are a problem for our discourse, imagine " -"what they’d be like if rich people inhabited free-flowing Athenian " -"marketplaces of ideas where you have to pay for admission while everyone " -"else lives in online spaces that are subsidized by wealthy benefactors who " -"relish the chance to establish conversational spaces where the <quote>house " -"rules</quote> forbid questioning the status quo. That is, imagine if the " -"rich seceded from Facebook, and then, instead of running ads that made money " -"for shareholders, Facebook became a billionaire’s vanity project that also " -"happened to ensure that nobody talked about whether it was fair that only " -"billionaires could afford to hang out in the rarified corners of the " -"internet." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Behind the idea of paying for access is a belief that free markets will " -"address Big Tech’s dysfunction. After all, to the extent that people have a " -"view of surveillance at all, it is generally an unfavorable one, and the " -"longer and more thoroughly one is surveilled, the less one tends to like it. " -"Same goes for lock-in: If HP’s ink or Apple’s App Store were really " -"obviously fantastic, they wouldn’t need technical measures to prevent users " -"from choosing a rival’s product. The only reason these technical " -"countermeasures exist is that the companies don’t believe their customers " -"would <emphasis>voluntarily</emphasis> submit to their terms, and they want " -"to deprive them of the choice to take their business elsewhere." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Advocates for markets laud their ability to aggregate the diffused knowledge " -"of buyers and sellers across a whole society through demand signals, price " -"signals, and so on. The argument for surveillance capitalism being a " -"<quote>rogue capitalism</quote> is that machine-learning-driven persuasion " -"techniques distort decision-making by consumers, leading to incorrect " -"signals — consumers don’t buy what they prefer, they buy what they’re " -"tricked into preferring. It follows that the monopolistic practices of lock-" -"in, which do far more to constrain consumers’ free choices, are even more of " -"a <quote>rogue capitalism.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The profitability of any business is constrained by the possibility that its " -"customers will take their business elsewhere. Both surveillance and lock-in " -"are anti-features that no customer wants. But monopolies can capture their " -"regulators, crush their competitors, insert themselves into their customers’ " -"lives, and corral people into <quote>choosing</quote> their services " -"regardless of whether they want them — it’s fine to be terrible when there " -"is no alternative." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Ultimately, surveillance and lock-in are both simply business strategies " -"that monopolists can choose. Surveillance companies like Google are " -"perfectly capable of deploying lock-in technologies — just look at the " -"onerous Android licensing terms that require device-makers to bundle in " -"Google’s suite of applications. And lock-in companies like Apple are " -"perfectly capable of subjecting their users to surveillance if it means " -"keeping the Chinese government happy and preserving ongoing access to " -"Chinese markets. Monopolies may be made up of good, ethical people, but as " -"institutions, they are not your friend — they will do whatever they can get " -"away with to maximize their profits, and the more monopolistic they are, the " -"more they <emphasis>can</emphasis> get away with." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "An <quote>ecology</quote> moment for trustbusting" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If we’re going to break Big Tech’s death grip on our digital lives, we’re " -"going to have to fight monopolies. That may sound pretty mundane and old-" -"fashioned, something out of the New Deal era, while ending the use of " -"automated behavioral modification feels like the plotline of a really cool " -"cyberpunk novel." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Meanwhile, breaking up monopolies is something we seem to have forgotten how " -"to do. There is a bipartisan, trans-Atlantic consensus that breaking up " -"companies is a fool’s errand at best — liable to mire your federal " -"prosecutors in decades of litigation — and counterproductive at worst, " -"eroding the <quote>consumer benefits</quote> of large companies with massive " -"efficiencies of scale." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But trustbusters once strode the nation, brandishing law books, terrorizing " -"robber barons, and shattering the illusion of monopolies’ all-powerful grip " -"on our society. The trustbusting era could not begin until we found the " -"political will — until the people convinced politicians they’d have their " -"backs when they went up against the richest, most powerful men in the world." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "Could we find that political will again?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Copyright scholar James Boyle has described how the term <quote>ecology</" -"quote> marked a turning point in environmental activism. Prior to the " -"adoption of this term, people who wanted to preserve whale populations " -"didn’t necessarily see themselves as fighting the same battle as people who " -"wanted to protect the ozone layer or fight freshwater pollution or beat back " -"smog or acid rain." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the term <quote>ecology</quote> welded these disparate causes together " -"into a single movement, and the members of this movement found solidarity " -"with one another. The people who cared about smog signed petitions " -"circulated by the people who wanted to end whaling, and the anti-whalers " -"marched alongside the people demanding action on acid rain. This uniting " -"behind a common cause completely changed the dynamics of environmentalism, " -"setting the stage for today’s climate activism and the sense that preserving " -"the habitability of the planet Earth is a shared duty among all people." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I believe we are on the verge of a new <quote>ecology</quote> moment " -"dedicated to combating monopolies. After all, tech isn’t the only " -"concentrated industry nor is it even the <emphasis>most</emphasis> " -"concentrated of industries." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"You can find partisans for trustbusting in every sector of the economy. " -"Everywhere you look, you can find people who’ve been wronged by monopolists " -"who’ve trashed their finances, their health, their privacy, their " -"educations, and the lives of people they love. Those people have the same " -"cause as the people who want to break up Big Tech and the same enemies. When " -"most of the world’s wealth is in the hands of a very few, it follows that " -"nearly every large company will have overlapping shareholders." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That’s the good news: With a little bit of work and a little bit of " -"coalition building, we have more than enough political will to break up Big " -"Tech and every other concentrated industry besides. First we take Facebook, " -"then we take AT&T/WarnerMedia." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But here’s the bad news: Much of what we’re doing to tame Big Tech " -"<emphasis>instead</emphasis> of breaking up the big companies also " -"forecloses on the possibility of breaking them up later." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech’s concentration currently means that their inaction on harassment, " -"for example, leaves users with an impossible choice: absent themselves from " -"public discourse by, say, quitting Twitter or endure vile, constant abuse. " -"Big Tech’s over-collection and over-retention of data results in horrific " -"identity theft. And their inaction on extremist recruitment means that white " -"supremacists who livestream their shooting rampages can reach an audience of " -"billions. The combination of tech concentration and media concentration " -"means that artists’ incomes are falling even as the revenue generated by " -"their creations are increasing." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Yet governments confronting all of these problems all inevitably converge on " -"the same solution: deputize the Big Tech giants to police their users and " -"render them liable for their users’ bad actions. The drive to force Big Tech " -"to use automated filters to block everything from copyright infringement to " -"sex-trafficking to violent extremism means that tech companies will have to " -"allocate hundreds of millions to run these compliance systems." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These rules — the EU’s new Directive on Copyright, Australia’s new terror " -"regulation, America’s FOSTA/SESTA sex-trafficking law and more — are not " -"just death warrants for small, upstart competitors that might challenge Big " -"Tech’s dominance but who lack the deep pockets of established incumbents to " -"pay for all these automated systems. Worse still, these rules put a floor " -"under how small we can hope to make Big Tech." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That’s because any move to break up Big Tech and cut it down to size will " -"have to cope with the hard limit of not making these companies so small that " -"they can no longer afford to perform these duties — and it’s " -"<emphasis>expensive</emphasis> to invest in those automated filters and " -"outsource content moderation. It’s already going to be hard to unwind these " -"deeply concentrated, chimeric behemoths that have been welded together in " -"the pursuit of monopoly profits. Doing so while simultaneously finding some " -"way to fill the regulatory void that will be left behind if these self-" -"policing rulers were forced to suddenly abdicate will be much, much harder." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Allowing the platforms to grow to their present size has given them a " -"dominance that is nearly insurmountable — deputizing them with public duties " -"to redress the pathologies created by their size makes it virtually " -"impossible to reduce that size. Lather, rinse, repeat: If the platforms " -"don’t get smaller, they will get larger, and as they get larger, they will " -"create more problems, which will give rise to more public duties for the " -"companies, which will make them bigger still." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We can work to fix the internet by breaking up Big Tech and depriving them " -"of monopoly profits, or we can work to fix Big Tech by making them spend " -"their monopoly profits on governance. But we can’t do both. We have to " -"choose between a vibrant, open internet or a dominated, monopolized internet " -"commanded by Big Tech giants that we struggle with constantly to get them to " -"behave themselves." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Make Big Tech small again" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Trustbusting is hard. Breaking big companies into smaller ones is expensive " -"and time-consuming. So time-consuming that by the time you’re done, the " -"world has often moved on and rendered years of litigation irrelevant. From " -"1969 to 1982, the U.S. government pursued an antitrust case against IBM over " -"its dominance of mainframe computing — but the case collapsed in 1982 " -"because mainframes were being speedily replaced by PCs." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"A future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general to " -"enforce the law as it was written." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s far easier to prevent concentration than to fix it, and reinstating the " -"traditional contours of U.S. antitrust enforcement will, at the very least, " -"prevent further concentration. That means bans on mergers between large " -"companies, on big companies acquiring nascent competitors, and on platform " -"companies competing directly with the companies that rely on the platforms." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These powers are all in the plain language of U.S. antitrust laws, so in " -"theory, a future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general " -"to enforce the law as it was written. But after decades of judicial " -"<quote>education</quote> in the benefits of monopolies, after multiple " -"administrations that have packed the federal courts with lifetime-appointed " -"monopoly cheerleaders, it’s not clear that mere administrative action would " -"do the trick." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If the courts frustrate the Justice Department and the president, the next " -"stop would be Congress, which could eliminate any doubt about how antitrust " -"law should be enforced in the U.S. by passing new laws that boil down to " -"saying, <quote>Knock it off. We all know what the Sherman Act says. Robert " -"Bork was a deranged fantasist. For avoidance of doubt, <emphasis>fuck that " -"guy</emphasis>.</quote> In other words, the problem with monopolies is " -"<emphasis>monopolism</emphasis> — the concentration of power into too few " -"hands, which erodes our right to self-determination. If there is a monopoly, " -"the law wants it gone, period. Sure, get rid of monopolies that create " -"<quote>consumer harm</quote> in the form of higher prices, but also, " -"<emphasis>get rid of other monopolies, too</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But this only prevents things from getting worse. To help them get better, " -"we will have to build coalitions with other activists in the anti-monopoly " -"ecology movement — a pluralism movement or a self-determination movement — " -"and target existing monopolies in every industry for breakup and structural " -"separation rules that prevent, for example, the giant eyewear monopolist " -"Luxottica from dominating both the sale and the manufacture of spectacles." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In an important sense, it doesn’t matter which industry the breakups begin " -"in. Once they start, shareholders in <emphasis>every</emphasis> industry " -"will start to eye their investments in monopolists skeptically. As " -"trustbusters ride into town and start making lives miserable for " -"monopolists, the debate around every corporate boardroom’s table will shift. " -"People within corporations who’ve always felt uneasy about monopolism will " -"gain a powerful new argument to fend off their evil rivals in the corporate " -"hierarchy: <quote>If we do it my way, we make less money; if we do it your " -"way, a judge will fine us billions and expose us to ridicule and public " -"disapprobation. So even though I get that it would be really cool to do that " -"merger, lock out that competitor, or buy that little company and kill it " -"before it can threaten it, we really shouldn’t — not if we don’t want to get " -"tied to the DOJ’s bumper and get dragged up and down Trustbuster Road for " -"the next 10 years.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "20 GOTO 10" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Fixing Big Tech will require a lot of iteration. As cyber lawyer Lawrence " -"Lessig wrote in his 1999 book, <emphasis>Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace</" -"emphasis>, our lives are regulated by four forces: law (what’s legal), code " -"(what’s technologically possible), norms (what’s socially acceptable), and " -"markets (what’s profitable)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you could wave a wand and get Congress to pass a law that re-fanged the " -"Sherman Act tomorrow, you could use the impending breakups to convince " -"venture capitalists to fund competitors to Facebook, Google, Twitter, and " -"Apple that would be waiting in the wings after they were cut down to size." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But getting Congress to act will require a massive normative shift, a mass " -"movement of people who care about monopolies — and pulling them apart." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Getting people to care about monopolies will take technological " -"interventions that help them to see what a world free from Big Tech might " -"look like. Imagine if someone could make a beloved (but unauthorized) third-" -"party Facebook or Twitter client that dampens the anxiety-producing " -"algorithmic drumbeat and still lets you talk to your friends without being " -"spied upon — something that made social media more sociable and less toxic. " -"Now imagine that it gets shut down in a brutal legal battle. It’s always " -"easier to convince people that something must be done to save a thing they " -"love than it is to excite them about something that doesn’t even exist yet." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Neither tech nor law nor code nor markets are sufficient to reform Big Tech. " -"But a profitable competitor to Big Tech could bankroll a legislative push; " -"legal reform can embolden a toolsmith to make a better tool; the tool can " -"create customers for a potential business who value the benefits of the " -"internet but want them delivered without Big Tech; and that business can get " -"funded and divert some of its profits to legal reform. 20 GOTO 10 (or " -"lather, rinse, repeat). Do it again, but this time, get farther! After all, " -"this time you’re starting with weaker Big Tech adversaries, a constituency " -"that understands things can be better, Big Tech rivals who’ll help ensure " -"their own future by bankrolling reform, and code that other programmers can " -"build on to weaken Big Tech even further." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The surveillance capitalism hypothesis — that Big Tech’s products really " -"work as well as they say they do and that’s why everything is so screwed up " -"— is way too easy on surveillance and even easier on capitalism. Companies " -"spy because they believe their own BS, and companies spy because governments " -"let them, and companies spy because any advantage from spying is so short-" -"lived and minor that they have to do more and more of it just to stay in " -"place." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"As to why things are so screwed up? Capitalism. Specifically, the monopolism " -"that creates inequality and the inequality that creates monopolism. It’s a " -"form of capitalism that rewards sociopaths who destroy the real economy to " -"inflate the bottom line, and they get away with it for the same reason " -"companies get away with spying: because our governments are in thrall to " -"both the ideology that says monopolies are actually just fine and in thrall " -"to the ideology that says that in a monopolistic world, you’d better not " -"piss off the monopolists." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance doesn’t make capitalism rogue. Capitalism’s unchecked rule " -"begets surveillance. Surveillance isn’t bad because it lets people " -"manipulate us. It’s bad because it crushes our ability to be our authentic " -"selves — and because it lets the rich and powerful figure out who might be " -"thinking of building guillotines and what dirt they can use to discredit " -"those embryonic guillotine-builders before they can even get to the " -"lumberyard." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Up and through" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"With all the problems of Big Tech, it’s tempting to imagine solving the " -"problem by returning to a world without tech at all. Resist that temptation." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The only way out of our Big Tech problem is up and through. If our future is " -"not reliant upon high tech, it will be because civilization has fallen. Big " -"Tech wired together a planetary, species-wide nervous system that, with the " -"proper reforms and course corrections, is capable of seeing us through the " -"existential challenge of our species and planet. Now it’s up to us to seize " -"the means of computation, putting that electronic nervous system under " -"democratic, accountable control." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I am, secretly, despite what I have said earlier, a tech exceptionalist. Not " -"in the sense of thinking that tech should be given a free pass to monopolize " -"because it has <quote>economies of scale</quote> or some other nebulous " -"feature. I’m a tech exceptionalist because I believe that getting tech right " -"matters and that getting it wrong will be an unmitigated catastrophe — and " -"doing it right can give us the power to work together to save our " -"civilization, our species, and our planet." -msgstr "" - -#~ msgid "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (hard cover)" -#~ msgstr "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (gebundenes Buch)" - -#~ msgid "" -#~ "If you find typos, error or have other corrections to the translated " -#~ "text, please update on <ulink url=\"https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/" -#~ "rms-personal-data-safe/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism/nb_NO/\"/>." -#~ msgstr "" -#~ "Falls du Rechtschreibfehler oder sonstige Fehler findest, oder falls du " -#~ "Verbesserungsvorschläge die Übersetzung betreffend hast, pflege diese auf " -#~ "<ulink url=\"https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/rms-personal-data-safe/" -#~ "how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism/de/\"/> ein." - -#~ msgid "" -#~ "Our devices and services gather most of the data that the NSA mines for " -#~ "its surveillance project. We pay for these devices and the services they " -#~ "connect to, and then we painstakingly perform the data-entry tasks " -#~ "associated with logging facts about our lives, opinions, and preferences." -#~ msgstr "" -#~ "Die von uns genutzten Geräte und Dienste sammeln den Großteil der Daten, " -#~ "welche die NSA für ihr Überwachungsprojekt nutzt. Wir bezahlen für diese " -#~ "Geräte und den damit verbundenen Diensten, und schließlich übernehmen wir " -#~ "auch noch die Lieferung der Daten, die über unsere Leben, Meinungen und " -#~ "Vorliegen erhoben werden." - -#~ msgid "" -#~ "Thanks to Big Tech, Surveillance capitalism is everywhere. This is not " -#~ "because it is really good at manipulating our behaviour, or the rogue " -#~ "abuse of corporate power. It is the result of unchecked monopolism and " -#~ "the abusive behavior it abets. It is the system working as intended and " -#~ "expected. Cory Doctorow has written an extended critique of Shoshana " -#~ "Zuboff's The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future " -#~ "at the New Frontier of Power, with a non-magical analysis of the problem " -#~ "leading to a different proposal for a solution." -#~ msgstr "" -#~ "Dank Big Tech ist der Überwachungskapitalismus überall. Nicht weil er gut " -#~ "darin ist, unser Verhalten zu manipulieren, und nicht wegen " -#~ "schurkenhafter Ausnutzung der Macht der Großunternehmen. Er ist das " -#~ "Ergebnis ungehemmten Monopolismus und des missbräulichen Agierens, dem er " -#~ "Vorschub leistet. Es ist das System, das wir beabsichtigt und erwartet " -#~ "funktioniert. Cory Doctorow hat eine ausschweifende Kritik zu Shoshanas " -#~ "Zuboffs „Das Zeitalter des Überwachungskapitalismus“ verfasst, die eine " -#~ "unverblümte Analyse des Problems beinhaltet und zu einem alternativen " -#~ "Lösungsvorschlag führt." - -#, fuzzy -#~| msgid "Doctorow" -#~ msgid "Cory Doctorow" -#~ msgstr "Doctorow" diff --git a/po/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism.fr.po b/po/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism.fr.po deleted file mode 100644 index a60a12d..0000000 --- a/po/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism.fr.po +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4360 +0,0 @@ -# SOME DESCRIPTIVE TITLE -# Copyright (C) YEAR Cory Doctorow -# This file is distributed under the same license as the How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism package. -# FIRST AUTHOR <EMAIL@ADDRESS>, YEAR. -# -msgid "" -msgstr "" -"Project-Id-Version: How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism n/a\n" -"POT-Creation-Date: 2021-01-24 19:27+0100\n" -"PO-Revision-Date: 2020-12-30 06:17+0000\n" -"Last-Translator: J. Lavoie <j.lavoie@net-c.ca>\n" -"Language-Team: French <https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/rms-personal-data-" -"safe/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism/fr/>\n" -"Language: fr\n" -"MIME-Version: 1.0\n" -"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" -"Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" -"Plural-Forms: nplurals=2; plural=n > 1;\n" -"X-Generator: Weblate 4.4.1-dev\n" - -#. type: Attribute 'lang' of: <article> -msgid "en" -msgstr "fr" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><title> -msgid "How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism" -msgstr "Comment détruire le capitalisme de la surveillance" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><authorgroup><author><firstname> -msgid "Cory" -msgstr "Cory" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><authorgroup><author><surname> -msgid "Doctorow" -msgstr "Doctorow" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><publisher><address> -#, no-wrap -msgid "<city>Oslo</city>" -msgstr "<city>Oslo</city>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo> -msgid "" -"<publisher> <publishername>Petter Reinholdtsen</publishername> <placeholder " -"type=\"address\" id=\"0\"/> </publisher> <copyright> <year>2020</year> " -"<holder>Cory Doctorow</holder> </copyright> <copyright> <year>2021</year> " -"<holder>Petter Reinholdtsen</holder> </copyright>" -msgstr "" -"<publisher> <publishername>Petter Reinholdtsen</publishername> <placeholder " -"type=\"address\" id=\"0\"/> </publisher> <copyright> <year>2020</year> " -"<holder>Cory Doctorow</holder> </copyright> <copyright> <year>2021</year> " -"<holder>Petter Reinholdtsen</holder> </copyright>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism by Cory Doctorow." -msgstr "Comment détruire le capitalisme de la surveillance par Cory Doctorow." - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "Published by Petter Reinholdtsen." -msgstr "Publié par Petter Reinholdtsen." - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "<ulink url=\"http://www.hungry.com/~pere/publisher/\"/>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (paperback)" -msgstr "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (livre de poche)" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (ePub)" -msgstr "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (ePub)" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "" -"This book is available for purchase from <ulink url=\"https://www.lulu.com/" -"\"/>." -msgstr "" -"Ce livre est disponible à la vente sur <ulink url=\"https://www.lulu.com/\"/" -">." - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para><inlinemediaobject> -msgid "" -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.png\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject> " -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.svg\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject>" -msgstr "" -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.png\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject> " -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.svg\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para><inlinemediaobject><textobject><phrase> -msgid "Creative Commons, Some rights reserved" -msgstr "Creative Commons, certains droits réservés" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "<placeholder type=\"inlinemediaobject\" id=\"0\"/>" -msgstr "<placeholder type=\"inlinemediaobject\" id=\"0\"/>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "" -"This book is licensed under a Creative Commons license. This license permits " -"any use of this work, so long as attribution is given and no derivatived " -"material is distributed. For more information about the license visit " -"<ulink url=\"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/\"/>." -msgstr "" -"Ce livre est sous licence Creative Commons. Cette licence permet toute " -"utilisation de ce travail, tant que l'attribution est donnée et qu'aucun " -"matériel dérivé n'est distribué. Pour plus d'informations sur la licence, " -"visitez <ulink url=\"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/\"/>." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "The net of a thousand lies" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The most surprising thing about the rebirth of flat Earthers in the 21st " -"century is just how widespread the evidence against them is. You can " -"understand how, centuries ago, people who’d never gained a high-enough " -"vantage point from which to see the Earth’s curvature might come to the " -"commonsense belief that the flat-seeming Earth was, indeed, flat." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But today, when elementary schools routinely dangle GoPro cameras from " -"balloons and loft them high enough to photograph the Earth’s curve — to say " -"nothing of the unexceptional sight of the curved Earth from an airplane " -"window — it takes a heroic effort to maintain the belief that the world is " -"flat." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Likewise for white nationalism and eugenics: In an age where you can become " -"a computational genomics datapoint by swabbing your cheek and mailing it to " -"a gene-sequencing company along with a modest sum of money, <quote>race " -"science</quote> has never been easier to refute." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We are living through a golden age of both readily available facts and " -"denial of those facts. Terrible ideas that have lingered on the fringes for " -"decades or even centuries have gone mainstream seemingly overnight." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"When an obscure idea gains currency, there are only two things that can " -"explain its ascendance: Either the person expressing that idea has gotten a " -"lot better at stating their case, or the proposition has become harder to " -"deny in the face of mounting evidence. In other words, if we want people to " -"take climate change seriously, we can get a bunch of Greta Thunbergs to make " -"eloquent, passionate arguments from podiums, winning our hearts and minds, " -"or we can wait for flood, fire, broiling sun, and pandemics to make the case " -"for us. In practice, we’ll probably have to do some of both: The more we’re " -"boiling and burning and drowning and wasting away, the easier it will be for " -"the Greta Thunbergs of the world to convince us." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The arguments for ridiculous beliefs in odious conspiracies like anti-" -"vaccination, climate denial, a flat Earth, and eugenics are no better than " -"they were a generation ago. Indeed, they’re worse because they are being " -"pitched to people who have at least a background awareness of the refuting " -"facts." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Anti-vax has been around since the first vaccines, but the early anti-" -"vaxxers were pitching people who were less equipped to understand even the " -"most basic ideas from microbiology, and moreover, those people had not " -"witnessed the extermination of mass-murdering diseases like polio, smallpox, " -"and measles. Today’s anti-vaxxers are no more eloquent than their forebears, " -"and they have a much harder job." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"So can these far-fetched conspiracy theorists really be succeeding on the " -"basis of superior arguments?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Some people think so. Today, there is a widespread belief that machine " -"learning and commercial surveillance can turn even the most fumble-tongued " -"conspiracy theorist into a svengali who can warp your perceptions and win " -"your belief by locating vulnerable people and then pitching them with A.I.-" -"refined arguments that bypass their rational faculties and turn everyday " -"people into flat Earthers, anti-vaxxers, or even Nazis. When the RAND " -"Corporation <ulink url=\"https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/" -"research_reports/RR400/RR453/RAND_RR453.pdf\">blames Facebook for " -"<quote>radicalization</quote></ulink> and when Facebook’s role in spreading " -"coronavirus misinformation is <ulink url=\"https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/" -"en/facebook_threat_health/\">blamed on its algorithm</ulink>, the implicit " -"message is that machine learning and surveillance are causing the changes in " -"our consensus about what’s true." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"After all, in a world where sprawling and incoherent conspiracy theories " -"like Pizzagate and its successor, QAnon, have widespread followings, " -"<emphasis>something</emphasis> must be afoot." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But what if there’s another explanation? What if it’s the material " -"circumstances, and not the arguments, that are making the difference for " -"these conspiracy pitchmen? What if the trauma of living through " -"<emphasis>real conspiracies</emphasis> all around us — conspiracies among " -"wealthy people, their lobbyists, and lawmakers to bury inconvenient facts " -"and evidence of wrongdoing (these conspiracies are commonly known as " -"<quote>corruption</quote>) — is making people vulnerable to conspiracy " -"theories?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If it’s trauma and not contagion — material conditions and not ideology — " -"that is making the difference today and enabling a rise of repulsive " -"misinformation in the face of easily observed facts, that doesn’t mean our " -"computer networks are blameless. They’re still doing the heavy work of " -"locating vulnerable people and guiding them through a series of ever-more-" -"extreme ideas and communities." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Belief in conspiracy is a raging fire that has done real damage and poses " -"real danger to our planet and species, from epidemics <ulink url=\"https://" -"www.cdc.gov/measles/cases-outbreaks.html\">kicked off by vaccine denial</" -"ulink> to genocides <ulink url=\"https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/15/" -"technology/myanmar-facebook-genocide.html\">kicked off by racist " -"conspiracies</ulink> to planetary meltdown caused by denial-inspired climate " -"inaction. Our world is on fire, and so we have to put the fires out — to " -"figure out how to help people see the truth of the world through the " -"conspiracies they’ve been confused by." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But firefighting is reactive. We need fire <emphasis>prevention</emphasis>. " -"We need to strike at the traumatic material conditions that make people " -"vulnerable to the contagion of conspiracy. Here, too, tech has a role to " -"play." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s no shortage of proposals to address this. From the EU’s <ulink url=" -"\"https://edri.org/tag/terreg/\">Terrorist Content Regulation</ulink>, which " -"requires platforms to police and remove <quote>extremist</quote> content, to " -"the U.S. proposals to <ulink url=\"https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/03/" -"earn-it-act-violates-constitution\">force tech companies to spy on their " -"users</ulink> and hold them liable <ulink url=\"https://www.natlawreview.com/" -"article/repeal-cda-section-230\">for their users’ bad speech</ulink>, " -"there’s a lot of energy to force tech companies to solve the problems they " -"created." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s a critical piece missing from the debate, though. All these " -"solutions assume that tech companies are a fixture, that their dominance " -"over the internet is a permanent fact. Proposals to replace Big Tech with a " -"more diffused, pluralistic internet are nowhere to be found. Worse: The " -"<quote>solutions</quote> on the table today <emphasis>require</emphasis> Big " -"Tech to stay big because only the very largest companies can afford to " -"implement the systems these laws demand." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Figuring out what we want our tech to look like is crucial if we’re going to " -"get out of this mess. Today, we’re at a crossroads where we’re trying to " -"figure out if we want to fix the Big Tech companies that dominate our " -"internet or if we want to fix the internet itself by unshackling it from Big " -"Tech’s stranglehold. We can’t do both, so we have to choose." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I want us to choose wisely. Taming Big Tech is integral to fixing the " -"Internet, and for that, we need digital rights activism." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Digital rights activism, a quarter-century on" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Digital rights activism is more than 30 years old now. The Electronic " -"Frontier Foundation turned 30 this year; the Free Software Foundation " -"launched in 1985. For most of the history of the movement, the most " -"prominent criticism leveled against it was that it was irrelevant: The real " -"activist causes were real-world causes (think of the skepticism when <ulink " -"url=\"https://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news/article/finland-legal-right-to-" -"broadband-for-all-citizens/#:~:text=Global%20Legal%20Monitor,-Home%20%7C" -"%20Search%20%7C%20Browse&text=(July%206%2C%202010)%20On,connection" -"%20100%20MBPS%20by%202015.\">Finland declared broadband a human right in " -"2010</ulink>), and real-world activism was shoe-leather activism (think of " -"Malcolm Gladwell’s <ulink url=\"https://www.newyorker.com/" -"magazine/2010/10/04/small-change-malcolm-gladwell\">contempt for " -"<quote>clicktivism</quote></ulink>). But as tech has grown more central to " -"our daily lives, these accusations of irrelevance have given way first to " -"accusations of insincerity (<quote>You only care about tech because you’re " -"<ulink url=\"https://www.ipwatchdog.com/2018/06/04/report-engine-eff-shills-" -"google-patent-reform/id=98007/\">shilling for tech companies</ulink></" -"quote>) to accusations of negligence (<quote>Why didn’t you foresee that " -"tech could be such a destructive force?</quote>). But digital rights " -"activism is right where it’s always been: looking out for the humans in a " -"world where tech is inexorably taking over." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The latest version of this critique comes in the form of <quote>surveillance " -"capitalism,</quote> a term coined by business professor Shoshana Zuboff in " -"her long and influential 2019 book, <emphasis>The Age of Surveillance " -"Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power</" -"emphasis>. Zuboff argues that <quote>surveillance capitalism</quote> is a " -"unique creature of the tech industry and that it is unlike any other abusive " -"commercial practice in history, one that is <quote>constituted by unexpected " -"and often illegible mechanisms of extraction, commodification, and control " -"that effectively exile persons from their own behavior while producing new " -"markets of behavioral prediction and modification. Surveillance capitalism " -"challenges democratic norms and departs in key ways from the centuries-long " -"evolution of market capitalism.</quote> It is a new and deadly form of " -"capitalism, a <quote>rogue capitalism,</quote> and our lack of understanding " -"of its unique capabilities and dangers represents an existential, species-" -"wide threat. She’s right that capitalism today threatens our species, and " -"she’s right that tech poses unique challenges to our species and " -"civilization, but she’s really wrong about how tech is different and why it " -"threatens our species." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"What’s more, I think that her incorrect diagnosis will lead us down a path " -"that ends up making Big Tech stronger, not weaker. We need to take down Big " -"Tech, and to do that, we need to start by correctly identifying the problem." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Tech exceptionalism, then and now" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Early critics of the digital rights movement — perhaps best represented by " -"campaigning organizations like the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Free " -"Software Foundation, Public Knowledge, and others that focused on preserving " -"and enhancing basic human rights in the digital realm — damned activists for " -"practicing <quote>tech exceptionalism.</quote> Around the turn of the " -"millennium, serious people ridiculed any claim that tech policy mattered in " -"the <quote>real world.</quote> Claims that tech rules had implications for " -"speech, association, privacy, search and seizure, and fundamental rights and " -"equities were treated as ridiculous, an elevation of the concerns of sad " -"nerds arguing about <emphasis>Star Trek</emphasis> on bulletin board systems " -"above the struggles of the Freedom Riders, Nelson Mandela, or the Warsaw " -"ghetto uprising." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In the decades since, accusations of <quote>tech exceptionalism</quote> have " -"only sharpened as tech’s role in everyday life has expanded: Now that tech " -"has infiltrated every corner of our life and our online lives have been " -"monopolized by a handful of giants, defenders of digital freedoms are " -"accused of carrying water for Big Tech, providing cover for its self-" -"interested negligence (or worse, nefarious plots)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"From my perspective, the digital rights movement has remained stationary " -"while the rest of the world has moved. From the earliest days, the " -"movement’s concern was users and the toolsmiths who provided the code they " -"needed to realize their fundamental rights. Digital rights activists only " -"cared about companies to the extent that companies were acting to uphold " -"users’ rights (or, just as often, when companies were acting so foolishly " -"that they threatened to bring down new rules that would also make it harder " -"for good actors to help users)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The <quote>surveillance capitalism</quote> critique recasts the digital " -"rights movement in a new light again: not as alarmists who overestimate the " -"importance of their shiny toys nor as shills for big tech but as serene deck-" -"chair rearrangers whose long-standing activism is a liability because it " -"makes them incapable of perceiving novel threats as they continue to fight " -"the last century’s tech battles." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "But tech exceptionalism is a sin no matter who practices it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Don’t believe the hype" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"You’ve probably heard that <quote>if you’re not paying for the product, " -"you’re the product.</quote> As we’ll see below, that’s true, if incomplete. " -"But what is <emphasis>absolutely</emphasis> true is that ad-driven Big " -"Tech’s customers are advertisers, and what companies like Google and " -"Facebook sell is their ability to convince <emphasis>you</emphasis> to buy " -"stuff. Big Tech’s product is persuasion. The services — social media, search " -"engines, maps, messaging, and more — are delivery systems for persuasion." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The fear of surveillance capitalism starts from the (correct) presumption " -"that everything Big Tech says about itself is probably a lie. But the " -"surveillance capitalism critique makes an exception for the claims Big Tech " -"makes in its sales literature — the breathless hype in the pitches to " -"potential advertisers online and in ad-tech seminars about the efficacy of " -"its products: It assumes that Big Tech is as good at influencing us as they " -"claim they are when they’re selling influencing products to credulous " -"customers. That’s a mistake because sales literature is not a reliable " -"indicator of a product’s efficacy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism assumes that because advertisers buy a lot of what " -"Big Tech is selling, Big Tech must be selling something real. But Big Tech’s " -"massive sales could just as easily be the result of a popular delusion or " -"something even more pernicious: monopolistic control over our communications " -"and commerce." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Being watched changes your behavior, and not for the better. It creates " -"risks for our social progress. Zuboff’s book features beautifully wrought " -"explanations of these phenomena. But Zuboff also claims that surveillance " -"literally robs us of our free will — that when our personal data is mixed " -"with machine learning, it creates a system of persuasion so devastating that " -"we are helpless before it. That is, Facebook uses an algorithm to analyze " -"the data it nonconsensually extracts from your daily life and uses it to " -"customize your feed in ways that get you to buy stuff. It is a mind-control " -"ray out of a 1950s comic book, wielded by mad scientists whose " -"supercomputers guarantee them perpetual and total world domination." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "What is persuasion?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To understand why you shouldn’t worry about mind-control rays — but why you " -"<emphasis>should</emphasis> worry about surveillance <emphasis>and</" -"emphasis> Big Tech — we must start by unpacking what we mean by " -"<quote>persuasion.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Google, Facebook, and other surveillance capitalists promise their customers " -"(the advertisers) that if they use machine-learning tools trained on " -"unimaginably large data sets of nonconsensually harvested personal " -"information, they will be able to uncover ways to bypass the rational " -"faculties of the public and direct their behavior, creating a stream of " -"purchases, votes, and other desired outcomes." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"The impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and should be " -"central to our analysis and any remedies we seek." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But there’s little evidence that this is happening. Instead, the predictions " -"that surveillance capitalism delivers to its customers are much less " -"impressive. Rather than finding ways to bypass our rational faculties, " -"surveillance capitalists like Mark Zuckerberg mostly do one or more of three " -"things:" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "1. Segmenting" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"If you’re selling diapers, you have better luck if you pitch them to people " -"in maternity wards. Not everyone who enters or leaves a maternity ward just " -"had a baby, and not everyone who just had a baby is in the market for " -"diapers. But having a baby is a really reliable correlate of being in the " -"market for diapers, and being in a maternity ward is highly correlated with " -"having a baby. Hence diaper ads around maternity wards (and even pitchmen " -"for baby products, who haunt maternity wards with baskets full of freebies)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism is segmenting times a billion. Diaper vendors can go " -"way beyond people in maternity wards (though they can do that, too, with " -"things like location-based mobile ads). They can target you based on " -"whether you’re reading articles about child-rearing, diapers, or a host of " -"other subjects, and data mining can suggest unobvious keywords to advertise " -"against. They can target you based on the articles you’ve recently read. " -"They can target you based on what you’ve recently purchased. They can target " -"you based on whether you receive emails or private messages about these " -"subjects — or even if you speak aloud about them (though Facebook and the " -"like convincingly claim that’s not happening — yet)." -msgstr "" -"Le capitalisme de surveillance se segmente par milliard. Les vendeurs de " -"couches peuvent aller bien au-delà des personnes dans les maternités (bien " -"qu’ils puissent le faire aussi, avec des choses comme les annonces mobiles " -"basées sur la localisation). Ils peuvent vous cibler selon que vous lisez " -"des articles sur l’éducation des enfants, les couches ou une foule d’autres " -"sujets, et l’exploration de données peut suggérer des mots-clés non évidents " -"sur lesquels faire de la publicité. Ils peuvent vous cibler en fonction des " -"articles que vous avez récemment lus. Ils peuvent vous cibler en fonction de " -"ce que vous avez récemment acheté. Ils peuvent vous cibler selon que vous " -"recevez des courriels ou des messages privés sur ces sujets – ou même si " -"vous en parlez à haute voix (bien que Facebook et autres affirment de " -"manière convaincante que cela ne se produit pas encore)." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "This is seriously creepy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "But it’s not mind control." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "It doesn’t deprive you of your free will. It doesn’t trick you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Think of how surveillance capitalism works in politics. Surveillance " -"capitalist companies sell political operatives the power to locate people " -"who might be receptive to their pitch. Candidates campaigning on finance " -"industry corruption seek people struggling with debt; candidates campaigning " -"on xenophobia seek out racists. Political operatives have always targeted " -"their message whether their intentions were honorable or not: Union " -"organizers set up pitches at factory gates, and white supremacists hand out " -"fliers at John Birch Society meetings." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But this is an inexact and thus wasteful practice. The union organizer can’t " -"know which worker to approach on the way out of the factory gates and may " -"waste their time on a covert John Birch Society member; the white " -"supremacist doesn’t know which of the Birchers are so delusional that making " -"it to a meeting is as much as they can manage and which ones might be " -"convinced to cross the country to carry a tiki torch through the streets of " -"Charlottesville, Virginia." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Because targeting improves the yields on political pitches, it can " -"accelerate the pace of political upheaval by making it possible for everyone " -"who has secretly wished for the toppling of an autocrat — or just an 11-term " -"incumbent politician — to find everyone else who feels the same way at very " -"low cost. This has been critical to the rapid crystallization of recent " -"political movements including Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street as " -"well as less savory players like the far-right white nationalist movements " -"that marched in Charlottesville." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"It’s important to differentiate this kind of political organizing from " -"influence campaigns; finding people who secretly agree with you isn’t the " -"same as convincing people to agree with you. The rise of phenomena like " -"nonbinary or otherwise nonconforming gender identities is often " -"characterized by reactionaries as the result of online brainwashing " -"campaigns that convince impressionable people that they have been secretly " -"queer all along." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But the personal accounts of those who have come out tell a different story " -"where people who long harbored a secret about their gender were emboldened " -"by others coming forward and where people who knew that they were different " -"but lacked a vocabulary for discussing that difference learned the right " -"words from these low-cost means of finding people and learning about their " -"ideas." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "2. Deception" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Lies and fraud are pernicious, and surveillance capitalism supercharges them " -"through targeting. If you want to sell a fraudulent payday loan or subprime " -"mortgage, surveillance capitalism can help you find people who are both " -"desperate and unsophisticated and thus receptive to your pitch. This " -"accounts for the rise of many phenomena, like multilevel marketing schemes, " -"in which deceptive claims about potential earnings and the efficacy of sales " -"techniques are targeted at desperate people by advertising against search " -"queries that indicate, for example, someone struggling with ill-advised " -"loans." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism also abets fraud by making it easy to locate other " -"people who have been similarly deceived, forming a community of people who " -"reinforce one another’s false beliefs. Think of <ulink url=\"https://www." -"vulture.com/2020/01/the-dream-podcast-review.html\">the forums</ulink> where " -"people who are being victimized by multilevel marketing frauds gather to " -"trade tips on how to improve their luck in peddling the product." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Sometimes, online deception involves replacing someone’s correct beliefs " -"with incorrect ones, as it does in the anti-vaccination movement, whose " -"victims are often people who start out believing in vaccines but are " -"convinced by seemingly plausible evidence that leads them into the false " -"belief that vaccines are harmful." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But it’s much more common for fraud to succeed when it doesn’t have to " -"displace a true belief. When my daughter contracted head lice at daycare, " -"one of the daycare workers told me I could get rid of them by treating her " -"hair and scalp with olive oil. I didn’t know anything about head lice, and I " -"assumed that the daycare worker did, so I tried it (it didn’t work, and it " -"doesn’t work). It’s easy to end up with false beliefs when you simply don’t " -"know any better and when those beliefs are conveyed by someone who seems to " -"know what they’re doing." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"This is pernicious and difficult — and it’s also the kind of thing the " -"internet can help guard against by making true information available, " -"especially in a form that exposes the underlying deliberations among parties " -"with sharply divergent views, such as Wikipedia. But it’s not brainwashing; " -"it’s fraud. In the <ulink url=\"https://datasociety.net/library/data-voids/" -"\">majority of cases</ulink>, the victims of these fraud campaigns have an " -"informational void filled in the customary way, by consulting a seemingly " -"reliable source. If I look up the length of the Brooklyn Bridge and learn " -"that it is 5,800 feet long, but in reality, it is 5,989 feet long, the " -"underlying deception is a problem, but it’s a problem with a simple remedy. " -"It’s a very different problem from the anti-vax issue in which someone’s " -"true belief is displaced by a false one by means of sophisticated persuasion." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "3. Domination" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism is the result of monopoly. Monopoly is the cause, " -"and surveillance capitalism and its negative outcomes are the effects of " -"monopoly. I’ll get into this in depth later, but for now, suffice it to say " -"that the tech industry has grown up with a radical theory of antitrust that " -"has allowed companies to grow by merging with their rivals, buying up their " -"nascent competitors, and expanding to control whole market verticals." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"One example of how monopolism aids in persuasion is through dominance: " -"Google makes editorial decisions about its algorithms that determine the " -"sort order of the responses to our queries. If a cabal of fraudsters have " -"set out to trick the world into thinking that the Brooklyn Bridge is 5,800 " -"feet long, and if Google gives a high search rank to this group in response " -"to queries like <quote>How long is the Brooklyn Bridge?</quote> then the " -"first eight or 10 screens’ worth of Google results could be wrong. And since " -"most people don’t go beyond the first couple of results — let alone the " -"first <emphasis>page</emphasis> of results — Google’s choice means that many " -"people will be deceived." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Google’s dominance over search — more than 86% of web searches are performed " -"through Google — means that the way it orders its search results has an " -"outsized effect on public beliefs. Ironically, Google claims this is why it " -"can’t afford to have any transparency in its algorithm design: Google’s " -"search dominance makes the results of its sorting too important to risk " -"telling the world how it arrives at those results lest some bad actor " -"discover a flaw in the ranking system and exploit it to push its point of " -"view to the top of the search results. There’s an obvious remedy to a " -"company that is too big to audit: break it up into smaller pieces." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a <quote>rogue capitalism</quote> whose " -"data-hoarding and machine-learning techniques rob us of our free will. But " -"influence campaigns that seek to displace existing, correct beliefs with " -"false ones have an effect that is small and temporary while monopolistic " -"dominance over informational systems has massive, enduring effects. " -"Controlling the results to the world’s search queries means controlling " -"access both to arguments and their rebuttals and, thus, control over much of " -"the world’s beliefs. If our concern is how corporations are foreclosing on " -"our ability to make up our own minds and determine our own futures, the " -"impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and should be " -"central to our analysis and any remedies we seek." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "4. Bypassing our rational faculties" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis>This</emphasis> is the good stuff: using machine learning, " -"<quote>dark patterns,</quote> engagement hacking, and other techniques to " -"get us to do things that run counter to our better judgment. This is mind " -"control." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Some of these techniques have proven devastatingly effective (if only in the " -"short term). The use of countdown timers on a purchase completion page can " -"create a sense of urgency that causes you to ignore the nagging internal " -"voice suggesting that you should shop around or sleep on your decision. The " -"use of people from your social graph in ads can provide <quote>social proof</" -"quote> that a purchase is worth making. Even the auction system pioneered by " -"eBay is calculated to play on our cognitive blind spots, letting us feel " -"like we <quote>own</quote> something because we bid on it, thus encouraging " -"us to bid again when we are outbid to ensure that <quote>our</quote> things " -"stay ours." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Games are extraordinarily good at this. <quote>Free to play</quote> games " -"manipulate us through many techniques, such as presenting players with a " -"series of smoothly escalating challenges that create a sense of mastery and " -"accomplishment but which sharply transition into a set of challenges that " -"are impossible to overcome without paid upgrades. Add some social proof to " -"the mix — a stream of notifications about how well your friends are faring — " -"and before you know it, you’re buying virtual power-ups to get to the next " -"level." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Companies have risen and fallen on these techniques, and the <quote>fallen</" -"quote> part is worth paying attention to. In general, living things adapt to " -"stimulus: Something that is very compelling or noteworthy when you first " -"encounter it fades with repetition until you stop noticing it altogether. " -"Consider the refrigerator hum that irritates you when it starts up but " -"disappears into the background so thoroughly that you only notice it when it " -"stops again." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"That’s why behavioral conditioning uses <quote>intermittent reinforcement " -"schedules.</quote> Instead of giving you a steady drip of encouragement or " -"setbacks, games and gamified services scatter rewards on a randomized " -"schedule — often enough to keep you interested and random enough that you " -"can never quite find the pattern that would make it boring." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Intermittent reinforcement is a powerful behavioral tool, but it also " -"represents a collective action problem for surveillance capitalism. The " -"<quote>engagement techniques</quote> invented by the behaviorists of " -"surveillance capitalist companies are quickly copied across the whole sector " -"so that what starts as a mysteriously compelling fillip in the design of a " -"service—like <quote>pull to refresh</quote> or alerts when someone likes " -"your posts or side quests that your characters get invited to while in the " -"midst of main quests—quickly becomes dully ubiquitous. The impossible-to-" -"nail-down nonpattern of randomized drips from your phone becomes a grey-" -"noise wall of sound as every single app and site starts to make use of " -"whatever seems to be working at the time." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"From the surveillance capitalist’s point of view, our adaptive capacity is " -"like a harmful bacterium that deprives it of its food source — our attention " -"— and novel techniques for snagging that attention are like new antibiotics " -"that can be used to breach our defenses and destroy our self-determination. " -"And there <emphasis>are</emphasis> techniques like that. Who can forget the " -"Great Zynga Epidemic, when all of our friends were caught in " -"<emphasis>FarmVille</emphasis>’s endless, mindless dopamine loops? But every " -"new attention-commanding technique is jumped on by the whole industry and " -"used so indiscriminately that antibiotic resistance sets in. Given enough " -"repetition, almost all of us develop immunity to even the most powerful " -"techniques — by 2013, two years after Zynga’s peak, its user base had halved." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Not everyone, of course. Some people never adapt to stimulus, just as some " -"people never stop hearing the hum of the refrigerator. This is why most " -"people who are exposed to slot machines play them for a while and then move " -"on while a small and tragic minority liquidate their kids’ college funds, " -"buy adult diapers, and position themselves in front of a machine until they " -"collapse." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But surveillance capitalism’s margins on behavioral modification suck. " -"Tripling the rate at which someone buys a widget sounds great <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.forbes.com/sites/priceonomics/2018/03/09/the-advertising-" -"conversion-rates-for-every-major-tech-platform/#2f6a67485957\">unless the " -"base rate is way less than 1%</ulink> with an improved rate of… still less " -"than 1%. Even penny slot machines pull down pennies for every spin while " -"surveillance capitalism rakes in infinitesimal penny fractions." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Slot machines’ high returns mean that they can be profitable just by " -"draining the fortunes of the small rump of people who are pathologically " -"vulnerable to them and unable to adapt to their tricks. But surveillance " -"capitalism can’t survive on the fractional pennies it brings down from that " -"vulnerable sliver — that’s why, after the Great Zynga Epidemic had finally " -"burned itself out, the small number of still-addicted players left behind " -"couldn’t sustain it as a global phenomenon. And new powerful attention " -"weapons aren’t easy to find, as is evidenced by the long years since the " -"last time Zynga had a hit. Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars that " -"Zynga has to spend on developing new tools to blast through our adaptation, " -"it has never managed to repeat the lucky accident that let it snag so much " -"of our attention for a brief moment in 2009. Powerhouses like Supercell have " -"fared a little better, but they are rare and throw away many failures for " -"every success." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"The vulnerability of small segments of the population to dramatic, efficient " -"corporate manipulation is a real concern that’s worthy of our attention and " -"energy. But it’s not an existential threat to society." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "" -"If data is the new oil, then surveillance capitalism’s engine has a leak" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This adaptation problem offers an explanation for one of surveillance " -"capitalism’s most alarming traits: its relentless hunger for data and its " -"endless expansion of data-gathering capabilities through the spread of " -"sensors, online surveillance, and acquisition of data streams from third " -"parties." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff observes this phenomenon and concludes that data must be very " -"valuable if surveillance capitalism is so hungry for it. (In her words: " -"<quote>Just as industrial capitalism was driven to the continuous " -"intensification of the means of production, so surveillance capitalists and " -"their market players are now locked into the continuous intensification of " -"the means of behavioral modification and the gathering might of " -"instrumentarian power.</quote>) But what if the voracious appetite is " -"because data has such a short half-life — because people become inured so " -"quickly to new, data-driven persuasion techniques — that the companies are " -"locked in an arms race with our limbic system? What if it’s all a Red " -"Queen’s race where they have to run ever faster — collect ever-more data — " -"just to stay in the same spot?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Of course, all of Big Tech’s persuasion techniques work in concert with one " -"another, and collecting data is useful beyond mere behavioral trickery." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If someone wants to recruit you to buy a refrigerator or join a pogrom, they " -"might use profiling and targeting to send messages to people they judge to " -"be good sales prospects. The messages themselves may be deceptive, making " -"claims about things you’re not very knowledgeable about (food safety and " -"energy efficiency or eugenics and historical claims about racial " -"superiority). They might use search engine optimization and/or armies of " -"fake reviewers and commenters and/or paid placement to dominate the " -"discourse so that any search for further information takes you back to their " -"messages. And finally, they may refine the different pitches using machine " -"learning and other techniques to figure out what kind of pitch works best on " -"someone like you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Each phase of this process benefits from surveillance: The more data they " -"have, the more precisely they can profile you and target you with specific " -"messages. Think of how you’d sell a fridge if you knew that the warranty on " -"your prospect’s fridge just expired and that they were expecting a tax " -"rebate in April." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Also, the more data they have, the better they can craft deceptive messages " -"— if I know that you’re into genealogy, I might not try to feed you " -"pseudoscience about genetic differences between <quote>races,</quote> " -"sticking instead to conspiratorial secret histories of <quote>demographic " -"replacement</quote> and the like." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook also helps you locate people who have the same odious or antisocial " -"views as you. It makes it possible to find other people who want to carry " -"tiki torches through the streets of Charlottesville in Confederate cosplay. " -"It can help you find other people who want to join your militia and go to " -"the border to look for undocumented migrants to terrorize. It can help you " -"find people who share your belief that vaccines are poison and that the " -"Earth is flat." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There is one way in which targeted advertising uniquely benefits those " -"advocating for socially unacceptable causes: It is invisible. Racism is " -"widely geographically dispersed, and there are few places where racists — " -"and only racists — gather. This is similar to the problem of selling " -"refrigerators in that potential refrigerator purchasers are geographically " -"dispersed and there are few places where you can buy an ad that will be " -"primarily seen by refrigerator customers. But buying a refrigerator is " -"socially acceptable while being a Nazi is not, so you can buy a billboard or " -"advertise in the newspaper sports section for your refrigerator business, " -"and the only potential downside is that your ad will be seen by a lot of " -"people who don’t want refrigerators, resulting in a lot of wasted expense." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But even if you wanted to advertise your Nazi movement on a billboard or " -"prime-time TV or the sports section, you would struggle to find anyone " -"willing to sell you the space for your ad partly because they disagree with " -"your views and partly because they fear censure (boycott, reputational " -"damage, etc.) from other people who disagree with your views." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Targeted ads solve this problem: On the internet, every ad unit can be " -"different for every person, meaning that you can buy ads that are only shown " -"to people who appear to be Nazis and not to people who hate Nazis. When " -"there’s spillover — when someone who hates racism is shown a racist " -"recruiting ad — there is some fallout; the platform or publication might get " -"an angry public or private denunciation. But the nature of the risk assumed " -"by an online ad buyer is different than the risks to a traditional publisher " -"or billboard owner who might want to run a Nazi ad." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Online ads are placed by algorithms that broker between a diverse ecosystem " -"of self-serve ad platforms that anyone can buy an ad through, so the Nazi ad " -"that slips onto your favorite online publication isn’t seen as their moral " -"failing but rather as a failure in some distant, upstream ad supplier. When " -"a publication gets a complaint about an offensive ad that’s appearing in one " -"of its units, it can take some steps to block that ad, but the Nazi might " -"buy a slightly different ad from a different broker serving the same unit. " -"And in any event, internet users increasingly understand that when they see " -"an ad, it’s likely that the advertiser did not choose that publication and " -"that the publication has no idea who its advertisers are." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These layers of indirection between advertisers and publishers serve as " -"moral buffers: Today’s moral consensus is largely that publishers shouldn’t " -"be held responsible for the ads that appear on their pages because they’re " -"not actively choosing to put those ads there. Because of this, Nazis are " -"able to overcome significant barriers to organizing their movement." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Data has a complex relationship with domination. Being able to spy on your " -"customers can alert you to their preferences for your rivals and allow you " -"to head off your rivals at the pass." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"More importantly, if you can dominate the information space while also " -"gathering data, then you make other deceptive tactics stronger because it’s " -"harder to break out of the web of deceit you’re spinning. Domination — that " -"is, ultimately becoming a monopoly — and not the data itself is the " -"supercharger that makes every tactic worth pursuing because monopolistic " -"domination deprives your target of an escape route." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you’re a Nazi who wants to ensure that your prospects primarily see " -"deceptive, confirming information when they search for more, you can improve " -"your odds by seeding the search terms they use through your initial " -"communications. You don’t need to own the top 10 results for <quote>voter " -"suppression</quote> if you can convince your marks to confine their search " -"terms to <quote>voter fraud,</quote> which throws up a very different set of " -"search results." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalists are like stage mentalists who claim that their " -"extraordinary insights into human behavior let them guess the word that you " -"wrote down and folded up in your pocket but who really use shills, hidden " -"cameras, sleight of hand, and brute-force memorization to amaze you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Or perhaps they’re more like pick-up artists, the misogynistic cult that " -"promises to help awkward men have sex with women by teaching them " -"<quote>neurolinguistic programming</quote> phrases, body language " -"techniques, and psychological manipulation tactics like <quote>negging</" -"quote> — offering unsolicited negative feedback to women to lower their self-" -"esteem and prick their interest." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Some pick-up artists eventually manage to convince women to go home with " -"them, but it’s not because these men have figured out how to bypass women’s " -"critical faculties. Rather, pick-up artists’ <quote>success</quote> stories " -"are a mix of women who were incapable of giving consent, women who were " -"coerced, women who were intoxicated, self-destructive women, and a few women " -"who were sober and in command of their faculties but who didn’t realize " -"straightaway that they were with terrible men but rectified the error as " -"soon as they could." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Pick-up artists <emphasis>believe</emphasis> they have figured out a secret " -"back door that bypasses women’s critical faculties, but they haven’t. Many " -"of the tactics they deploy, like negging, became the butt of jokes (just " -"like people joke about bad ad targeting), and there’s a good chance that " -"anyone they try these tactics on will immediately recognize them and dismiss " -"the men who use them as irredeemable losers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Pick-up artists are proof that people can believe they have developed a " -"system of mind control <emphasis>even when it doesn’t work</emphasis>. Pick-" -"up artists simply exploit the fact that one-in-a-million chances can come " -"through for you if you make a million attempts, and then they assume that " -"the other 999,999 times, they simply performed the technique incorrectly and " -"commit themselves to doing better next time. There’s only one group of " -"people who find pick-up artist lore reliably convincing: other would-be pick-" -"up artists whose anxiety and insecurity make them vulnerable to scammers and " -"delusional men who convince them that if they pay for tutelage and follow " -"instructions, then they will someday succeed. Pick-up artists assume they " -"fail to entice women because they are bad at being pick-up artists, not " -"because pick-up artistry is bullshit. Pick-up artists are bad at selling " -"themselves to women, but they’re much better at selling themselves to men " -"who pay to learn the secrets of pick-up artistry." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Department store pioneer John Wanamaker is said to have lamented, " -"<quote>Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I " -"don’t know which half.</quote> The fact that Wanamaker thought that only " -"half of his advertising spending was wasted is a tribute to the " -"persuasiveness of advertising executives, who are <emphasis>much</emphasis> " -"better at convincing potential clients to buy their services than they are " -"at convincing the general public to buy their clients’ wares." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "What is Facebook?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook is heralded as the origin of all of our modern plagues, and it’s " -"not hard to see why. Some tech companies want to lock their users in but " -"make their money by monopolizing access to the market for apps for their " -"devices and gouging them on prices rather than by spying on them (like " -"Apple). Some companies don’t care about locking in users because they’ve " -"figured out how to spy on them no matter where they are and what they’re " -"doing and can turn that surveillance into money (Google). Facebook alone " -"among the Western tech giants has built a business based on locking in its " -"users <emphasis>and</emphasis> spying on them all the time." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook’s surveillance regime is really without parallel in the Western " -"world. Though Facebook tries to prevent itself from being visible on the " -"public web, hiding most of what goes on there from people unless they’re " -"logged into Facebook, the company has nevertheless booby-trapped the entire " -"web with surveillance tools in the form of Facebook <quote>Like</quote> " -"buttons that web publishers include on their sites to boost their Facebook " -"profiles. Facebook also makes various libraries and other useful code " -"snippets available to web publishers that act as surveillance tendrils on " -"the sites where they’re used, funneling information about visitors to the " -"site — newspapers, dating sites, message boards — to Facebook." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but " -"because it is <emphasis>big</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook offers similar tools to app developers, so the apps — games, fart " -"machines, business review services, apps for keeping abreast of your kid’s " -"schooling — you use will send information about your activities to Facebook " -"even if you don’t have a Facebook account and even if you don’t download or " -"use Facebook apps. On top of all that, Facebook buys data from third-party " -"brokers on shopping habits, physical location, use of <quote>loyalty</quote> " -"programs, financial transactions, etc., and cross-references that with the " -"dossiers it develops on activity on Facebook and with apps and the public " -"web." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Though it’s easy to integrate the web with Facebook — linking to news " -"stories and such — Facebook products are generally not available to be " -"integrated back into the web itself. You can embed a tweet in a Facebook " -"post, but if you embed a Facebook post in a tweet, you just get a link back " -"to Facebook and must log in before you can see it. Facebook has used extreme " -"technological and legal countermeasures to prevent rivals from allowing " -"their users to embed Facebook snippets in competing services or to create " -"alternative interfaces to Facebook that merge your Facebook inbox with those " -"of other services that you use." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And Facebook is incredibly popular, with 2.3 billion claimed users (though " -"many believe this figure to be inflated). Facebook has been used to organize " -"genocidal pogroms, racist riots, anti-vaccination movements, flat Earth " -"cults, and the political lives of some of the world’s ugliest, most brutal " -"autocrats. There are some really alarming things going on in the world, and " -"Facebook is implicated in many of them, so it’s easy to conclude that these " -"bad things are the result of Facebook’s mind-control system, which it rents " -"out to anyone with a few bucks to spend." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To understand what role Facebook plays in the formulation and mobilization " -"of antisocial movements, we need to understand the dual nature of Facebook." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Because it has a lot of users and a lot of data about those users, Facebook " -"is a very efficient tool for locating people with hard-to-find traits, the " -"kinds of traits that are widely diffused in the population such that " -"advertisers have historically struggled to find a cost-effective way to " -"reach them. Think back to refrigerators: Most of us only replace our major " -"appliances a few times in our entire lives. If you’re a refrigerator " -"manufacturer or retailer, you have these brief windows in the life of a " -"consumer during which they are pondering a purchase, and you have to somehow " -"reach them. Anyone who’s ever registered a title change after buying a house " -"can attest that appliance manufacturers are incredibly desperate to reach " -"anyone who has even the slenderest chance of being in the market for a new " -"fridge." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook makes finding people shopping for refrigerators a <emphasis>lot</" -"emphasis> easier. It can target ads to people who’ve registered a new home " -"purchase, to people who’ve searched for refrigerator buying advice, to " -"people who have complained about their fridge dying, or any combination " -"thereof. It can even target people who’ve recently bought <emphasis>other</" -"emphasis> kitchen appliances on the theory that someone who’s just replaced " -"their stove and dishwasher might be in a fridge-buying kind of mood. The " -"vast majority of people who are reached by these ads will not be in the " -"market for a new fridge, but — crucially — the percentage of people who " -"<emphasis>are</emphasis> looking for fridges that these ads reach is " -"<emphasis>much</emphasis> larger than it is than for any group that might be " -"subjected to traditional, offline targeted refrigerator marketing." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook also makes it a lot easier to find people who have the same rare " -"disease as you, which might have been impossible in earlier eras — the " -"closest fellow sufferer might otherwise be hundreds of miles away. It makes " -"it easier to find people who went to the same high school as you even though " -"decades have passed and your former classmates have all been scattered to " -"the four corners of the Earth." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook also makes it much easier to find people who hold the same rare " -"political beliefs as you. If you’ve always harbored a secret affinity for " -"socialism but never dared utter this aloud lest you be demonized by your " -"neighbors, Facebook can help you discover other people who feel the same way " -"(and it might just demonstrate to you that your affinity is more widespread " -"than you ever suspected). It can make it easier to find people who share " -"your sexual identity. And again, it can help you to understand that what " -"you thought was a shameful secret that affected only you was really a widely " -"shared trait, giving you both comfort and the courage to come out to the " -"people in your life." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All of this presents a dilemma for Facebook: Targeting makes the company’s " -"ads more effective than traditional ads, but it also lets advertisers see " -"just how effective their ads are. While advertisers are pleased to learn " -"that Facebook ads are more effective than ads on systems with less " -"sophisticated targeting, advertisers can also see that in nearly every case, " -"the people who see their ads ignore them. Or, at best, the ads work on a " -"subconscious level, creating nebulous unmeasurables like <quote>brand " -"recognition.</quote> This means that the price per ad is very low in nearly " -"every case." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To make things worse, many Facebook groups spark precious little discussion. " -"Your little-league soccer team, the people with the same rare disease as " -"you, and the people you share a political affinity with may exchange the odd " -"flurry of messages at critical junctures, but on a daily basis, there’s not " -"much to say to your old high school chums or other hockey-card collectors." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"With nothing but <quote>organic</quote> discussion, Facebook would not " -"generate enough traffic to sell enough ads to make the money it needs to " -"continually expand by buying up its competitors while returning handsome " -"sums to its investors." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"So Facebook has to gin up traffic by sidetracking its own forums: Every time " -"Facebook’s algorithm injects controversial materials — inflammatory " -"political articles, conspiracy theories, outrage stories — into a group, it " -"can hijack that group’s nominal purpose with its desultory discussions and " -"supercharge those discussions by turning them into bitter, unproductive " -"arguments that drag on and on. Facebook is optimized for engagement, not " -"happiness, and it turns out that automated systems are pretty good at " -"figuring out things that people will get angry about." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook <emphasis>can</emphasis> modify our behavior but only in a couple " -"of trivial ways. First, it can lock in all your friends and family members " -"so that you check and check and check with Facebook to find out what they " -"are up to; and second, it can make you angry and anxious. It can force you " -"to choose between being interrupted constantly by updates — a process that " -"breaks your concentration and makes it hard to be introspective — and " -"staying in touch with your friends. This is a very limited form of mind " -"control, and it can only really make us miserable, angry, and anxious." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is why Facebook’s targeting systems — both the ones it shows to " -"advertisers and the ones that let users find people who share their " -"interests — are so next-gen and smooth and easy to use as well as why its " -"message boards have a toolset that seems like it hasn’t changed since the " -"mid-2000s. If Facebook delivered an equally flexible, sophisticated message-" -"reading system to its users, those users could defend themselves against " -"being nonconsensually eyeball-fucked with Donald Trump headlines." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The more time you spend on Facebook, the more ads it gets to show you. The " -"solution to Facebook’s ads only working one in a thousand times is for the " -"company to try to increase how much time you spend on Facebook by a factor " -"of a thousand. Rather than thinking of Facebook as a company that has " -"figured out how to show you exactly the right ad in exactly the right way to " -"get you to do what its advertisers want, think of it as a company that has " -"figured out how to make you slog through an endless torrent of arguments " -"even though they make you miserable, spending so much time on the site that " -"it eventually shows you at least one ad that you respond to." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Monopoly and the right to the future tense" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff and her cohort are particularly alarmed at the extent to which " -"surveillance allows corporations to influence our decisions, taking away " -"something she poetically calls <quote>the right to the future tense</quote> " -"— that is, the right to decide for yourself what you will do in the future." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s true that advertising can tip the scales one way or another: When " -"you’re thinking of buying a fridge, a timely fridge ad might end the search " -"on the spot. But Zuboff puts enormous and undue weight on the persuasive " -"power of surveillance-based influence techniques. Most of these don’t work " -"very well, and the ones that do won’t work for very long. The makers of " -"these influence tools are confident they will someday refine them into " -"systems of total control, but they are hardly unbiased observers, and the " -"risks from their dreams coming true are very speculative." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"By contrast, Zuboff is rather sanguine about 40 years of lax antitrust " -"practice that has allowed a handful of companies to dominate the internet, " -"ushering in an information age with, <ulink url=\"https://twitter.com/" -"tveastman/status/1069674780826071040\">as one person on Twitter noted</" -"ulink>, five giant websites each filled with screenshots of the other four." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"However, if we are to be alarmed that we might lose the right to choose for " -"ourselves what our future will hold, then monopoly’s nonspeculative, " -"concrete, here-and-now harms should be front and center in our debate over " -"tech policy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Start with <quote>digital rights management.</quote> In 1998, Bill Clinton " -"signed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) into law. It’s a complex " -"piece of legislation with many controversial clauses but none more so than " -"Section 1201, the <quote>anti-circumvention</quote> rule." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is a blanket ban on tampering with systems that restrict access to " -"copyrighted works. The ban is so thoroughgoing that it prohibits removing a " -"copyright lock even when no copyright infringement takes place. This is by " -"design: The activities that the DMCA’s Section 1201 sets out to ban are not " -"copyright infringements; rather, they are legal activities that frustrate " -"manufacturers’ commercial plans." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For example, Section 1201’s first major application was on DVD players as a " -"means of enforcing the region coding built into those devices. DVD-CCA, the " -"body that standardized DVDs and DVD players, divided the world into six " -"regions and specified that DVD players must check each disc to determine " -"which regions it was authorized to be played in. DVD players would have " -"their own corresponding region (a DVD player bought in the U.S. would be " -"region 1 while one bought in India would be region 5). If the player and the " -"disc’s region matched, the player would play the disc; otherwise, it would " -"reject it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"However, watching a lawfully produced disc in a country other than the one " -"where you purchased it is not copyright infringement — it’s the opposite. " -"Copyright law imposes this duty on customers for a movie: You must go into a " -"store, find a licensed disc, and pay the asking price. Do that — and " -"<emphasis>nothing else</emphasis> — and you and copyright are square with " -"one another." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The fact that a movie studio wants to charge Indians less than Americans or " -"release in Australia later than it releases in the U.K. has no bearing on " -"copyright law. Once you lawfully acquire a DVD, it is no copyright " -"infringement to watch it no matter where you happen to be." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"So DVD and DVD player manufacturers would not be able to use accusations of " -"abetting copyright infringement to punish manufacturers who made " -"noncompliant players that would play discs from any region or repair shops " -"that modified players to let you watch out-of-region discs or software " -"programmers who created programs to let you do this." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That’s where Section 1201 of the DMCA comes in: By banning tampering with an " -"<quote>access control,</quote> the rule gave manufacturers and rights " -"holders standing to sue competitors who released superior products with " -"lawful features that the market demanded (in this case, region-free players)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is an odious scam against consumers, but as time went by, Section 1201 " -"grew to encompass a rapidly expanding constellation of devices and services " -"as canny manufacturers have realized certain things:" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><itemizedlist><listitem><para> -msgid "" -"Any device with software in it contains a <quote>copyrighted work</quote> — " -"i.e., the software." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><itemizedlist><listitem><para> -msgid "" -"A device can be designed so that reconfiguring the software requires " -"bypassing an <quote>access control for copyrighted works,</quote> which is a " -"potential felony under Section 1201." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><itemizedlist><listitem><para> -msgid "" -"Thus, companies can control their customers’ behavior after they take home " -"their purchases by designing products so that all unpermitted uses require " -"modifications that fall afoul of Section 1201." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Section 1201 then becomes a means for manufacturers of all descriptions to " -"force their customers to arrange their affairs to benefit the manufacturers’ " -"shareholders instead of themselves." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This manifests in many ways: from a new generation of inkjet printers that " -"use countermeasures to prevent third-party ink that cannot be bypassed " -"without legal risks to similar systems in tractors that prevent third-party " -"technicians from swapping in the manufacturer’s own parts that are not " -"recognized by the tractor’s control system until it is supplied with a " -"manufacturer’s unlock code." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Closer to home, Apple’s iPhones use these measures to prevent both third-" -"party service and third-party software installation. This allows Apple to " -"decide when an iPhone is beyond repair and must be shredded and landfilled " -"as opposed to the iPhone’s purchaser. (Apple is notorious for its " -"environmentally catastrophic policy of destroying old electronics rather " -"than permitting them to be cannibalized for parts.) This is a very useful " -"power to wield, especially in light of CEO Tim Cook’s January 2019 warning " -"to investors that the company’s profits are endangered by customers choosing " -"to hold onto their phones for longer rather than replacing them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Apple’s use of copyright locks also allows it to establish a monopoly over " -"how its customers acquire software for their mobile devices. The App Store’s " -"commercial terms guarantee Apple a share of all revenues generated by the " -"apps sold there, meaning that Apple gets paid when you buy an app from its " -"store and then continues to get paid every time you buy something using that " -"app. This comes out of the bottom line of software developers, who must " -"either charge more or accept lower profits for their products." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Crucially, Apple’s use of copyright locks gives it the power to make " -"editorial decisions about which apps you may and may not install on your own " -"device. Apple has used this power to <ulink url=\"https://www.telegraph.co." -"uk/technology/apple/5982243/Apple-bans-dictionary-from-App-Store-over-swear-" -"words.html\">reject dictionaries</ulink> for containing obscene words; to " -"<ulink url=\"https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/538kan/apple-just-banned-the-" -"app-that-tracks-us-drone-strikes-again\">limit political speech</ulink>, " -"especially from apps that make sensitive political commentary such as an app " -"that notifies you every time a U.S. drone kills someone somewhere in the " -"world; and to <ulink url=\"https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2016-05-19-" -"palestinian-indie-game-must-not-be-called-a-game-apple-says\">object to a " -"game</ulink> that commented on the Israel-Palestine conflict." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Apple often justifies monopoly power over software installation in the name " -"of security, arguing that its vetting of apps for its store means that it " -"can guard its users against apps that contain surveillance code. But this " -"cuts both ways. In China, the government <ulink url=\"https://www.ft.com/" -"content/ad42e536-cf36-11e7-b781-794ce08b24dc\">ordered Apple to prohibit the " -"sale of privacy tools</ulink> like VPNs with the exception of VPNs that had " -"deliberately introduced flaws designed to let the Chinese state eavesdrop on " -"users. Because Apple uses technological countermeasures — with legal " -"backstops — to block customers from installing unauthorized apps, Chinese " -"iPhone owners cannot readily (or legally) acquire VPNs that would protect " -"them from Chinese state snooping." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a <quote>rogue capitalism.</quote> " -"Theoreticians of capitalism claim that its virtue is that it <ulink url=" -"\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_signal\">aggregates information in the " -"form of consumers’ decisions</ulink>, producing efficient markets. " -"Surveillance capitalism’s supposed power to rob its victims of their free " -"will through computationally supercharged influence campaigns means that our " -"markets no longer aggregate customers’ decisions because we customers no " -"longer decide — we are given orders by surveillance capitalism’s mind-" -"control rays." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If our concern is that markets cease to function when consumers can no " -"longer make choices, then copyright locks should concern us at " -"<emphasis>least</emphasis> as much as influence campaigns. An influence " -"campaign might nudge you to buy a certain brand of phone; but the copyright " -"locks on that phone absolutely determine where you get it serviced, which " -"apps can run on it, and when you have to throw it away rather than fixing it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Search order and the right to the future tense" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Markets are posed as a kind of magic: By discovering otherwise hidden " -"information conveyed by the free choices of consumers, those consumers’ " -"local knowledge is integrated into a self-correcting system that makes " -"efficient allocations—more efficient than any computer could calculate. But " -"monopolies are incompatible with that notion. When you only have one app " -"store, the owner of the store — not the consumer — decides on the range of " -"choices. As Boss Tweed once said, <quote>I don’t care who does the electing, " -"so long as I get to do the nominating.</quote> A monopolized market is an " -"election whose candidates are chosen by the monopolist." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This ballot rigging is made more pernicious by the existence of monopolies " -"over search order. Google’s search market share is about 90%. When Google’s " -"ranking algorithm puts a result for a popular search term in its top 10, " -"that helps determine the behavior of millions of people. If Google’s answer " -"to <quote>Are vaccines dangerous?</quote> is a page that rebuts anti-vax " -"conspiracy theories, then a sizable portion of the public will learn that " -"vaccines are safe. If, on the other hand, Google sends those people to a " -"site affirming the anti-vax conspiracies, a sizable portion of those " -"millions will come away convinced that vaccines are dangerous." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Google’s algorithm is often tricked into serving disinformation as a " -"prominent search result. But in these cases, Google isn’t persuading people " -"to change their minds; it’s just presenting something untrue as fact when " -"the user has no cause to doubt it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is true whether the search is for <quote>Are vaccines dangerous?</" -"quote> or <quote>best restaurants near me.</quote> Most users will never " -"look past the first page of search results, and when the overwhelming " -"majority of people all use the same search engine, the ranking algorithm " -"deployed by that search engine will determine myriad outcomes (whether to " -"adopt a child, whether to have cancer surgery, where to eat dinner, where to " -"move, where to apply for a job) to a degree that vastly outstrips any " -"behavioral outcomes dictated by algorithmic persuasion techniques." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Many of the questions we ask search engines have no empirically correct " -"answers: <quote>Where should I eat dinner?</quote> is not an objective " -"question. Even questions that do have correct answers (<quote>Are vaccines " -"dangerous?</quote>) don’t have one empirically superior source for that " -"answer. Many pages affirm the safety of vaccines, so which one goes first? " -"Under conditions of competition, consumers can choose from many search " -"engines and stick with the one whose algorithmic judgment suits them best, " -"but under conditions of monopoly, we all get our answers from the same place." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Google’s search dominance isn’t a matter of pure merit: The company has " -"leveraged many tactics that would have been prohibited under classical, pre-" -"Ronald-Reagan antitrust enforcement standards to attain its dominance. After " -"all, this is a company that has developed two major products: a really good " -"search engine and a pretty good Hotmail clone. Every other major success " -"it’s had — Android, YouTube, Google Maps, etc. — has come through an " -"acquisition of a nascent competitor. Many of the company’s key divisions, " -"such as the advertising technology of DoubleClick, violate the historical " -"antitrust principle of structural separation, which forbade firms from " -"owning subsidiaries that competed with their customers. Railroads, for " -"example, were barred from owning freight companies that competed with the " -"shippers whose freight they carried." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If we’re worried about giant companies subverting markets by stripping " -"consumers of their ability to make free choices, then vigorous antitrust " -"enforcement seems like an excellent remedy. If we’d denied Google the right " -"to effect its many mergers, we would also have probably denied it its total " -"search dominance. Without that dominance, the pet theories, biases, errors " -"(and good judgment, too) of Google search engineers and product managers " -"would not have such an outsized effect on consumer choice." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This goes for many other companies. Amazon, a classic surveillance " -"capitalist, is obviously the dominant tool for searching Amazon — though " -"many people find their way to Amazon through Google searches and Facebook " -"posts — and obviously, Amazon controls Amazon search. That means that " -"Amazon’s own self-serving editorial choices—like promoting its own house " -"brands over rival goods from its sellers as well as its own pet theories, " -"biases, and errors— determine much of what we buy on Amazon. And since " -"Amazon is the dominant e-commerce retailer outside of China and since it " -"attained that dominance by buying up both large rivals and nascent " -"competitors in defiance of historical antitrust rules, we can blame the " -"monopoly for stripping consumers of their right to the future tense and the " -"ability to shape markets by making informed choices." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Not every monopolist is a surveillance capitalist, but that doesn’t mean " -"they’re not able to shape consumer choices in wide-ranging ways. Zuboff " -"lauds Apple for its App Store and iTunes Store, insisting that adding price " -"tags to the features on its platforms has been the secret to resisting " -"surveillance and thus creating markets. But Apple is the only retailer " -"allowed to sell on its platforms, and it’s the second-largest mobile device " -"vendor in the world. The independent software vendors that sell through " -"Apple’s marketplace accuse the company of the same surveillance sins as " -"Amazon and other big retailers: spying on its customers to find lucrative " -"new products to launch, effectively using independent software vendors as " -"free-market researchers, then forcing them out of any markets they discover." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Because of its use of copyright locks, Apple’s mobile customers are not " -"legally allowed to switch to a rival retailer for its apps if they want to " -"do so on an iPhone. Apple, obviously, is the only entity that gets to decide " -"how it ranks the results of search queries in its stores. These decisions " -"ensure that some apps are often installed (because they appear on page one) " -"and others are never installed (because they appear on page one million). " -"Apple’s search-ranking design decisions have a vastly more significant " -"effect on consumer behaviors than influence campaigns delivered by " -"surveillance capitalism’s ad-serving bots." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Monopolists can afford sleeping pills for watchdogs" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Only the most extreme market ideologues think that markets can self-regulate " -"without state oversight. Markets need watchdogs — regulators, lawmakers, and " -"other elements of democratic control — to keep them honest. When these " -"watchdogs sleep on the job, then markets cease to aggregate consumer choices " -"because those choices are constrained by illegitimate and deceptive " -"activities that companies are able to get away with because no one is " -"holding them to account." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But this kind of regulatory capture doesn’t come cheap. In competitive " -"sectors, where rivals are constantly eroding one another’s margins, " -"individual firms lack the surplus capital to effectively lobby for laws and " -"regulations that serve their ends." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Many of the harms of surveillance capitalism are the result of weak or " -"nonexistent regulation. Those regulatory vacuums spring from the power of " -"monopolists to resist stronger regulation and to tailor what regulation " -"exists to permit their existing businesses." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Here’s an example: When firms over-collect and over-retain our data, they " -"are at increased risk of suffering a breach — you can’t leak data you never " -"collected, and once you delete all copies of that data, you can no longer " -"leak it. For more than a decade, we’ve lived through an endless parade of " -"ever-worsening data breaches, each one uniquely horrible in the scale of " -"data breached and the sensitivity of that data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But still, firms continue to over-collect and over-retain our data for three " -"reasons:" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis role=\"strong\">1. They are locked in the aforementioned limbic " -"arms race with our capacity to shore up our attentional defense systems to " -"resist their new persuasion techniques.</emphasis> They’re also locked in an " -"arms race with their competitors to find new ways to target people for sales " -"pitches. As soon as they discover a soft spot in our attentional defenses (a " -"counterintuitive, unobvious way to target potential refrigerator buyers), " -"the public begins to wise up to the tactic, and their competitors leap on " -"it, hastening the day in which all potential refrigerator buyers have been " -"inured to the pitch." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis role=\"strong\">2. They believe the surveillance capitalism story." -"</emphasis> Data is cheap to aggregate and store, and both proponents and " -"opponents of surveillance capitalism have assured managers and product " -"designers that if you collect enough data, you will be able to perform " -"sorcerous acts of mind control, thus supercharging your sales. Even if you " -"never figure out how to profit from the data, someone else will eventually " -"offer to buy it from you to give it a try. This is the hallmark of all " -"economic bubbles: acquiring an asset on the assumption that someone else " -"will buy it from you for more than you paid for it, often to sell to someone " -"else at an even greater price." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis role=\"strong\">3. The penalties for leaking data are negligible.</" -"emphasis> Most countries limit these penalties to actual damages, meaning " -"that consumers who’ve had their data breached have to show actual monetary " -"harms to get a reward. In 2014, Home Depot disclosed that it had lost credit-" -"card data for 53 million of its customers, but it settled the matter by " -"paying those customers about $0.34 each — and a third of that $0.34 wasn’t " -"even paid in cash. It took the form of a credit to procure a largely " -"ineffectual credit-monitoring service." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the harms from breaches are much more extensive than these actual-" -"damages rules capture. Identity thieves and fraudsters are wily and " -"endlessly inventive. All the vast breaches of our century are being " -"continuously recombined, the data sets merged and mined for new ways to " -"victimize the people whose data was present in them. Any reasonable, " -"evidence-based theory of deterrence and compensation for breaches would not " -"confine damages to actual damages but rather would allow users to claim " -"these future harms." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"However, even the most ambitious privacy rules, such as the EU General Data " -"Protection Regulation, fall far short of capturing the negative " -"externalities of the platforms’ negligent over-collection and over-" -"retention, and what penalties they do provide are not aggressively pursued " -"by regulators." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This tolerance of — or indifference to — data over-collection and over-" -"retention can be ascribed in part to the sheer lobbying muscle of the " -"platforms. They are so profitable that they can handily afford to divert " -"gigantic sums to fight any real change — that is, change that would force " -"them to internalize the costs of their surveillance activities." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And then there’s state surveillance, which the surveillance capitalism story " -"dismisses as a relic of another era when the big worry was being jailed for " -"your dissident speech, not having your free will stripped away with machine " -"learning." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But state surveillance and private surveillance are intimately related. As " -"we saw when Apple was conscripted by the Chinese government as a vital " -"collaborator in state surveillance, the only really affordable and tractable " -"way to conduct mass surveillance on the scale practiced by modern states — " -"both <quote>free</quote> and autocratic states — is to suborn commercial " -"services." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Whether it’s Google being used as a location tracking tool by local law " -"enforcement across the U.S. or the use of social media tracking by the " -"Department of Homeland Security to build dossiers on participants in " -"protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s family separation " -"practices, any hard limits on surveillance capitalism would hamstring the " -"state’s own surveillance capability. Without Palantir, Amazon, Google, and " -"other major tech contractors, U.S. cops would not be able to spy on Black " -"people, ICE would not be able to manage the caging of children at the U.S. " -"border, and state welfare systems would not be able to purge their rolls by " -"dressing up cruelty as empiricism and claiming that poor and vulnerable " -"people are ineligible for assistance. At least some of the states’ " -"unwillingness to take meaningful action to curb surveillance should be " -"attributed to this symbiotic relationship. There is no mass state " -"surveillance without mass commercial surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Monopolism is key to the project of mass state surveillance. It’s true that " -"smaller tech firms are apt to be less well-defended than Big Tech, whose " -"security experts are drawn from the tops of their field and who are given " -"enormous resources to secure and monitor their systems against intruders. " -"But smaller firms also have less to protect: fewer users whose data is more " -"fragmented across more systems and have to be suborned one at a time by " -"state actors." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"A concentrated tech sector that works with authorities is a much more " -"powerful ally in the project of mass state surveillance than a fragmented " -"one composed of smaller actors. The U.S. tech sector is small enough that " -"all of its top executives fit around a single boardroom table in Trump Tower " -"in 2017, shortly after Trump’s inauguration. Most of its biggest players bid " -"to win JEDI, the Pentagon’s $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense " -"Infrastructure cloud contract. Like other highly concentrated industries, " -"Big Tech rotates its key employees in and out of government service, sending " -"them to serve in the Department of Defense and the White House, then hiring " -"ex-Pentagon and ex-DOD top staffers and officers to work in their own " -"government relations departments." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"They can even make a good case for doing this: After all, when there are " -"only four or five big companies in an industry, everyone qualified to " -"regulate those companies has served as an executive in at least a couple of " -"them — because, likewise, when there are only five companies in an industry, " -"everyone qualified for a senior role at any of them is by definition working " -"at one of the other ones." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"While surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies certainly abet " -"surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Industries that are competitive are fragmented — composed of companies that " -"are at each other’s throats all the time and eroding one another’s margins " -"in bids to steal their best customers. This leaves them with much more " -"limited capital to use to lobby for favorable rules and a much harder job of " -"getting everyone to agree to pool their resources to benefit the industry as " -"a whole." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance combined with machine learning is supposed to be an existential " -"crisis, a species-defining moment at which our free will is just a few more " -"advances in the field from being stripped away. I am skeptical of this " -"claim, but I <emphasis>do</emphasis> think that tech poses an existential " -"threat to our society and possibly our species." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "But that threat grows out of monopoly." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"One of the consequences of tech’s regulatory capture is that it can shift " -"liability for poor security decisions onto its customers and the wider " -"society. It is absolutely normal in tech for companies to obfuscate the " -"workings of their products, to make them deliberately hard to understand, " -"and to threaten security researchers who seek to independently audit those " -"products." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"IT is the only field in which this is practiced: No one builds a bridge or a " -"hospital and keeps the composition of the steel or the equations used to " -"calculate load stresses a secret. It is a frankly bizarre practice that " -"leads, time and again, to grotesque security defects on farcical scales, " -"with whole classes of devices being revealed as vulnerable long after they " -"are deployed in the field and put into sensitive places." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The monopoly power that keeps any meaningful consequences for breaches at " -"bay means that tech companies continue to build terrible products that are " -"insecure by design and that end up integrated into our lives, in possession " -"of our data, and connected to our physical world. For years, Boeing has " -"struggled with the aftermath of a series of bad technology decisions that " -"made its 737 fleet a global pariah, a rare instance in which bad tech " -"decisions have been seriously punished in the market." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These bad security decisions are compounded yet again by the use of " -"copyright locks to enforce business-model decisions against consumers. " -"Recall that these locks have become the go-to means for shaping consumer " -"behavior, making it technically impossible to use third-party ink, insulin, " -"apps, or service depots in connection with your lawfully acquired property." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Recall also that these copyright locks are backstopped by legislation (such " -"as Section 1201 of the DMCA or Article 6 of the 2001 EU Copyright Directive) " -"that ban tampering with (<quote>circumventing</quote>) them, and these " -"statutes have been used to threaten security researchers who make " -"disclosures about vulnerabilities without permission from manufacturers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This amounts to a manufacturer’s veto over safety warnings and criticism. " -"While this is far from the legislative intent of the DMCA and its sister " -"statutes around the world, Congress has not intervened to clarify the " -"statute nor will it because to do so would run counter to the interests of " -"powerful, large firms whose lobbying muscle is unstoppable." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Copyright locks are a double whammy: They create bad security decisions that " -"can’t be freely investigated or discussed. If markets are supposed to be " -"machines for aggregating information (and if surveillance capitalism’s " -"notional mind-control rays are what make it a <quote>rogue capitalism</" -"quote> because it denies consumers the power to make decisions), then a " -"program of legally enforced ignorance of the risks of products makes " -"monopolism even more of a <quote>rogue capitalism</quote> than surveillance " -"capitalism’s influence campaigns." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And unlike mind-control rays, enforced silence over security is an " -"immediate, documented problem, and it <emphasis>does</emphasis> constitute " -"an existential threat to our civilization and possibly our species. The " -"proliferation of insecure devices — especially devices that spy on us and " -"especially when those devices also can manipulate the physical world by, " -"say, steering your car or flipping a breaker at a power station — is a kind " -"of technology debt." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In software design, <quote>technology debt</quote> refers to old, baked-in " -"decisions that turn out to be bad ones in hindsight. Perhaps a long-ago " -"developer decided to incorporate a networking protocol made by a vendor that " -"has since stopped supporting it. But everything in the product still relies " -"on that superannuated protocol, and so, with each revision, the product team " -"has to work around this obsolete core, adding compatibility layers, " -"surrounding it with security checks that try to shore up its defenses, and " -"so on. These Band-Aid measures compound the debt because every subsequent " -"revision has to make allowances for <emphasis>them</emphasis>, too, like " -"interest mounting on a predatory subprime loan. And like a subprime loan, " -"the interest mounts faster than you can hope to pay it off: The product team " -"has to put so much energy into maintaining this complex, brittle system that " -"they don’t have any time left over to refactor the product from the ground " -"up and <quote>pay off the debt</quote> once and for all." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Typically, technology debt results in a technological bankruptcy: The " -"product gets so brittle and unsustainable that it fails catastrophically. " -"Think of the antiquated COBOL-based banking and accounting systems that fell " -"over at the start of the pandemic emergency when confronted with surges of " -"unemployment claims. Sometimes that ends the product; sometimes it takes " -"the company down with it. Being caught in the default of a technology debt " -"is scary and traumatic, just like losing your house due to bankruptcy is " -"scary and traumatic." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the technology debt created by copyright locks isn’t individual debt; " -"it’s systemic. Everyone in the world is exposed to this over-leverage, as " -"was the case with the 2008 financial crisis. When that debt comes due — when " -"we face a cascade of security breaches that threaten global shipping and " -"logistics, the food supply, pharmaceutical production pipelines, emergency " -"communications, and other critical systems that are accumulating technology " -"debt in part due to the presence of deliberately insecure and deliberately " -"unauditable copyright locks — it will indeed pose an existential risk." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Privacy and monopoly" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Many tech companies are gripped by an orthodoxy that holds that if they just " -"gather enough data on enough of our activities, everything else is possible " -"— the mind control and endless profits. This is an unfalsifiable hypothesis: " -"If data gives a tech company even a tiny improvement in behavior prediction " -"and modification, the company declares that it has taken the first step " -"toward global domination with no end in sight. If a company <emphasis>fails</" -"emphasis> to attain any improvements from gathering and analyzing data, it " -"declares success to be just around the corner, attainable once more data is " -"in hand." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance tech is far from the first industry to embrace a nonsensical, " -"self-serving belief that harms the rest of the world, and it is not the " -"first industry to profit handsomely from such a delusion. Long before hedge-" -"fund managers were claiming (falsely) that they could beat the S&P 500, " -"there were plenty of other <quote>respectable</quote> industries that have " -"been revealed as quacks in hindsight. From the makers of radium " -"suppositories (a real thing!) to the cruel sociopaths who claimed they " -"could <quote>cure</quote> gay people, history is littered with the formerly " -"respectable titans of discredited industries." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is not to say that there’s nothing wrong with Big Tech and its " -"ideological addiction to data. While surveillance’s benefits are mostly " -"overstated, its harms are, if anything, <emphasis>understated</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s real irony here. The belief in surveillance capitalism as a " -"<quote>rogue capitalism</quote> is driven by the belief that markets " -"wouldn’t tolerate firms that are gripped by false beliefs. An oil company " -"that has false beliefs about where the oil is will eventually go broke " -"digging dry wells after all." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But monopolists get to do terrible things for a long time before they pay " -"the price. Think of how concentration in the finance sector allowed the " -"subprime crisis to fester as bond-rating agencies, regulators, investors, " -"and critics all fell under the sway of a false belief that complex " -"mathematics could construct <quote>fully hedged</quote> debt instruments " -"that could not possibly default. A small bank that engaged in this kind of " -"malfeasance would simply go broke rather than outrunning the inevitable " -"crisis, perhaps growing so big that it averted it altogether. But large " -"banks were able to continue to attract investors, and when they finally " -"<emphasis>did</emphasis> come a-cropper, the world’s governments bailed them " -"out. The worst offenders of the subprime crisis are bigger than they were in " -"2008, bringing home more profits and paying their execs even larger sums." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but " -"because it is <emphasis>big</emphasis>. The reason every web publisher " -"embeds a Facebook <quote>Like</quote> button is that Facebook dominates the " -"internet’s social media referrals — and every one of those <quote>Like</" -"quote> buttons spies on everyone who lands on a page that contains them (see " -"also: Google Analytics embeds, Twitter buttons, etc.)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The reason the world’s governments have been slow to create meaningful " -"penalties for privacy breaches is that Big Tech’s concentration produces " -"huge profits that can be used to lobby against those penalties — and Big " -"Tech’s concentration means that the companies involved are able to arrive at " -"a unified negotiating position that supercharges the lobbying." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The reason that the smartest engineers in the world want to work for Big " -"Tech is that Big Tech commands the lion’s share of tech industry jobs." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The reason people who are aghast at Facebook’s and Google’s and Amazon’s " -"data-handling practices continue to use these services is that all their " -"friends are on Facebook; Google dominates search; and Amazon has put all the " -"local merchants out of business." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Competitive markets would weaken the companies’ lobbying muscle by reducing " -"their profits and pitting them against each other in regulatory forums. It " -"would give customers other places to go to get their online services. It " -"would make the companies small enough to regulate and pave the way to " -"meaningful penalties for breaches. It would let engineers with ideas that " -"challenged the surveillance orthodoxy raise capital to compete with the " -"incumbents. It would give web publishers multiple ways to reach audiences " -"and make the case against Facebook and Google and Twitter embeds." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In other words, while surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies " -"certainly abet surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Ronald Reagan, pioneer of tech monopolism" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Technology exceptionalism is a sin, whether it’s practiced by technology’s " -"blind proponents or by its critics. Both of these camps are prone to " -"explaining away monopolistic concentration by citing some special " -"characteristic of the tech industry, like network effects or first-mover " -"advantage. The only real difference between these two groups is that the " -"tech apologists say monopoly is inevitable so we should just let tech get " -"away with its abuses while competition regulators in the U.S. and the EU say " -"monopoly is inevitable so we should punish tech for its abuses but not try " -"to break up the monopolies." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To understand how tech became so monopolistic, it’s useful to look at the " -"dawn of the consumer tech industry: 1979, the year the Apple II Plus " -"launched and became the first successful home computer. That also happens to " -"be the year that Ronald Reagan hit the campaign trail for the 1980 " -"presidential race — a race he won, leading to a radical shift in the way " -"that antitrust concerns are handled in America. Reagan’s cohort of " -"politicians — including Margaret Thatcher in the U.K., Brian Mulroney in " -"Canada, Helmut Kohl in Germany, and Augusto Pinochet in Chile — went on to " -"enact similar reforms that eventually spread around the world." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Antitrust’s story began nearly a century before all that with laws like the " -"Sherman Act, which took aim at monopolists on the grounds that monopolies " -"were bad in and of themselves — squeezing out competitors, creating " -"<quote>diseconomies of scale</quote> (when a company is so big that its " -"constituent parts go awry and it is seemingly helpless to address the " -"problems), and capturing their regulators to such a degree that they can get " -"away with a host of evils." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Then came a fabulist named Robert Bork, a former solicitor general who " -"Reagan appointed to the powerful U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit " -"and who had created an alternate legislative history of the Sherman Act and " -"its successors out of whole cloth. Bork insisted that these statutes were " -"never targeted at monopolies (despite a wealth of evidence to the contrary, " -"including the transcribed speeches of the acts’ authors) but, rather, that " -"they were intended to prevent <quote>consumer harm</quote> — in the form of " -"higher prices." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Bork was a crank, but he was a crank with a theory that rich people really " -"liked. Monopolies are a great way to make rich people richer by allowing " -"them to receive <quote>monopoly rents</quote> (that is, bigger profits) and " -"capture regulators, leading to a weaker, more favorable regulatory " -"environment with fewer protections for customers, suppliers, the " -"environment, and workers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Bork’s theories were especially palatable to the same power brokers who " -"backed Reagan, and Reagan’s Department of Justice and other agencies began " -"to incorporate Bork’s antitrust doctrine into their enforcement decisions " -"(Reagan even put Bork up for a Supreme Court seat, but Bork flunked the " -"Senate confirmation hearing so badly that, 40 years later, D.C. insiders use " -"the term <quote>borked</quote> to refer to any catastrophically bad " -"political performance)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Little by little, Bork’s theories entered the mainstream, and their backers " -"began to infiltrate the legal education field, even putting on junkets where " -"members of the judiciary were treated to lavish meals, fun outdoor " -"activities, and seminars where they were indoctrinated into the consumer " -"harm theory of antitrust. The more Bork’s theories took hold, the more money " -"the monopolists were making — and the more surplus capital they had at their " -"disposal to lobby for even more Borkian antitrust influence campaigns." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The history of Bork’s antitrust theories is a really good example of the " -"kind of covertly engineered shifts in public opinion that Zuboff warns us " -"against, where fringe ideas become mainstream orthodoxy. But Bork didn’t " -"change the world overnight. He played a very long game, for over a " -"generation, and he had a tailwind because the same forces that backed " -"oligarchic antitrust theories also backed many other oligarchic shifts in " -"public opinion. For example, the idea that taxation is theft, that wealth is " -"a sign of virtue, and so on — all of these theories meshed to form a " -"coherent ideology that elevated inequality to a virtue." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, many fear that machine learning allows surveillance capitalism to " -"sell <quote>Bork-as-a-Service,</quote> at internet speeds, so that you can " -"contract a machine-learning company to engineer <emphasis>rapid</emphasis> " -"shifts in public sentiment without needing the capital to sustain a " -"multipronged, multigenerational project working at the local, state, " -"national, and global levels in business, law, and philosophy. I do not " -"believe that such a project is plausible, though I agree that this is " -"basically what the platforms claim to be selling. They’re just lying about " -"it. Big Tech lies all the time, <emphasis>including</emphasis> in their " -"sales literature." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The idea that tech forms <quote>natural monopolies</quote> (monopolies that " -"are the inevitable result of the realities of an industry, such as the " -"monopolies that accrue the first company to run long-haul phone lines or " -"rail lines) is belied by tech’s own history: In the absence of anti-" -"competitive tactics, Google was able to unseat AltaVista and Yahoo; Facebook " -"was able to head off Myspace. There are some advantages to gathering " -"mountains of data, but those mountains of data also have disadvantages: " -"liability (from leaking), diminishing returns (from old data), and " -"institutional inertia (big companies, like science, progress one funeral at " -"a time)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Indeed, the birth of the web saw a mass-extinction event for the existing " -"giant, wildly profitable proprietary technologies that had capital, network " -"effects, and walls and moats surrounding their businesses. The web showed " -"that when a new industry is built around a protocol, rather than a product, " -"the combined might of everyone who uses the protocol to reach their " -"customers or users or communities outweighs even the most massive products. " -"CompuServe, AOL, MSN, and a host of other proprietary walled gardens learned " -"this lesson the hard way: Each believed it could stay separate from the web, " -"offering <quote>curation</quote> and a guarantee of consistency and quality " -"instead of the chaos of an open system. Each was wrong and ended up being " -"absorbed into the public web." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Yes, tech is heavily monopolized and is now closely associated with industry " -"concentration, but this has more to do with a matter of timing than its " -"intrinsically monopolistic tendencies. Tech was born at the moment that " -"antitrust enforcement was being dismantled, and tech fell into exactly the " -"same pathologies that antitrust was supposed to guard against. To a first " -"approximation, it is reasonable to assume that tech’s monopolies are the " -"result of a lack of anti-monopoly action and not the much-touted unique " -"characteristics of tech, such as network effects, first-mover advantage, and " -"so on." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In support of this thesis, I offer the concentration that every " -"<emphasis>other</emphasis> industry has undergone over the same period. From " -"professional wrestling to consumer packaged goods to commercial property " -"leasing to banking to sea freight to oil to record labels to newspaper " -"ownership to theme parks, <emphasis>every</emphasis> industry has undergone " -"a massive shift toward concentration. There’s no obvious network effects or " -"first-mover advantage at play in these industries. However, in every case, " -"these industries attained their concentrated status through tactics that " -"were prohibited before Bork’s triumph: merging with major competitors, " -"buying out innovative new market entrants, horizontal and vertical " -"integration, and a suite of anti-competitive tactics that were once illegal " -"but are not any longer." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Again: When you change the laws intended to prevent monopolies and then " -"monopolies form in exactly the way the law was supposed to prevent, it is " -"reasonable to suppose that these facts are related. Tech’s concentration " -"can be readily explained without recourse to radical theories of network " -"effects — but only if you’re willing to indict unregulated markets as " -"tending toward monopoly. Just as a lifelong smoker can give you a hundred " -"reasons why their smoking didn’t cause their cancer (<quote>It was the " -"environmental toxins</quote>), true believers in unregulated markets have a " -"whole suite of unconvincing explanations for monopoly in tech that leave " -"capitalism intact." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Steering with the windshield wipers" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s been 40 years since Bork’s project to rehabilitate monopolies achieved " -"liftoff, and that is a generation and a half, which is plenty of time to " -"take a common idea and make it seem outlandish and vice versa. Before the " -"1940s, affluent Americans dressed their baby boys in pink while baby girls " -"wore blue (a <quote>delicate and dainty</quote> color). While gendered " -"colors are obviously totally arbitrary, many still greet this news with " -"amazement and find it hard to imagine a time when pink connoted masculinity." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"After 40 years of studiously ignoring antitrust analysis and enforcement, " -"it’s not surprising that we’ve all but forgotten that antitrust exists, that " -"in living memory, growth through mergers and acquisitions were largely " -"prohibited under law, that market-cornering strategies like vertical " -"integration could land a company in court." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Antitrust is a market society’s steering wheel, the control of first resort " -"to keep would-be masters of the universe in their lanes. But Bork and his " -"cohort ripped out our steering wheel 40 years ago. The car is still " -"barreling along, and so we’re yanking as hard as we can on all the " -"<emphasis>other</emphasis> controls in the car as well as desperately " -"flapping the doors and rolling the windows up and down in the hopes that one " -"of these other controls can be repurposed to let us choose where we’re " -"heading before we careen off a cliff." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s like a 1960s science-fiction plot come to life: People stuck in a " -"<quote>generation ship,</quote> plying its way across the stars, a ship once " -"piloted by their ancestors; and now, after a great cataclysm, the ship’s " -"crew have forgotten that they’re in a ship at all and no longer remember " -"where the control room is. Adrift, the ship is racing toward its extinction, " -"and unless we can seize the controls and execute emergency course " -"correction, we’re all headed for a fiery death in the heart of a sun." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Surveillance still matters" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"None of this is to minimize the problems with surveillance. Surveillance " -"matters, and Big Tech’s use of surveillance <emphasis>is</emphasis> an " -"existential risk to our species, but that’s not because surveillance and " -"machine learning rob us of our free will." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance has become <emphasis>much</emphasis> more efficient thanks to " -"Big Tech. In 1989, the Stasi — the East German secret police — had the whole " -"country under surveillance, a massive undertaking that recruited one out of " -"every 60 people to serve as an informant or intelligence operative." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, we know that the NSA is spying on a significant fraction of the " -"entire world’s population, and its ratio of surveillance operatives to the " -"surveilled is more like 1:10,000 (that’s probably on the low side since it " -"assumes that every American with top-secret clearance is working for the NSA " -"on this project — we don’t know how many of those cleared people are " -"involved in NSA spying, but it’s definitely not all of them)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"How did the ratio of surveillable citizens expand from 1:60 to 1:10,000 in " -"less than 30 years? It’s thanks to Big Tech. Our devices and services gather " -"most of the data that the NSA mines for its surveillance project. We pay for " -"these devices and the services they connect to, and then we painstakingly " -"perform the data-entry tasks associated with logging facts about our lives, " -"opinions, and preferences. This mass surveillance project has been largely " -"useless for fighting terrorism: The NSA can <ulink url=\"https://www." -"washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/nsa-cites-case-as-success-of-" -"phone-data-collection-program/2013/08/08/fc915e5a-feda-11e2-96a8-" -"d3b921c0924a_story.html\">only point to a single minor success story</ulink> " -"in which it used its data collection program to foil an attempt by a U.S. " -"resident to wire a few thousand dollars to an overseas terror group. It’s " -"ineffective for much the same reason that commercial surveillance projects " -"are largely ineffective at targeting advertising: The people who want to " -"commit acts of terror, like people who want to buy a refrigerator, are " -"extremely rare. If you’re trying to detect a phenomenon whose base rate is " -"one in a million with an instrument whose accuracy is only 99%, then every " -"true positive will come at the cost of 9,999 false positives." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Let me explain that again: If one in a million people is a terrorist, then " -"there will only be about one terrorist in a random sample of one million " -"people. If your test for detecting terrorists is 99% accurate, it will " -"identify 10,000 terrorists in your million-person sample (1% of one million " -"is 10,000). For every true positive, you’ll get 9,999 false positives." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In reality, the accuracy of algorithmic terrorism detection falls far short " -"of the 99% mark, as does refrigerator ad targeting. The difference is that " -"being falsely accused of wanting to buy a fridge is a minor nuisance while " -"being falsely accused of planning a terror attack can destroy your life and " -"the lives of everyone you love." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Mass state surveillance is only feasible because of surveillance capitalism " -"and its extremely low-yield ad-targeting systems, which require a constant " -"feed of personal data to remain barely viable. Surveillance capitalism’s " -"primary failure mode is mistargeted ads while mass state surveillance’s " -"primary failure mode is grotesque human rights abuses, tending toward " -"totalitarianism." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"State surveillance is no mere parasite on Big Tech, sucking up its data and " -"giving nothing in return. In truth, the two are symbiotes: Big Tech sucks up " -"our data for spy agencies, and spy agencies ensure that governments don’t " -"limit Big Tech’s activities so severely that it would no longer serve the " -"spy agencies’ needs. There is no firm distinction between state surveillance " -"and surveillance capitalism; they are dependent on one another." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To see this at work today, look no further than Amazon’s home surveillance " -"device, the Ring doorbell, and its associated app, Neighbors. Ring — a " -"product that Amazon acquired and did not develop in house — makes a camera-" -"enabled doorbell that streams footage from your front door to your mobile " -"device. The Neighbors app allows you to form a neighborhood-wide " -"surveillance grid with your fellow Ring owners through which you can share " -"clips of <quote>suspicious characters.</quote> If you’re thinking that this " -"sounds like a recipe for letting curtain-twitching racists supercharge their " -"suspicions of people with brown skin who walk down their blocks, <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/07/amazons-ring-enables-over-policing-" -"efforts-some-americas-deadliest-law-enforcement\">you’re right</ulink>. Ring " -"has become a <emphasis>de facto,</emphasis> off-the-books arm of the police " -"without any of the pesky oversight or rules." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In mid-2019, a series of public records requests revealed that Amazon had " -"struck confidential deals with more than 400 local law enforcement agencies " -"through which the agencies would promote Ring and Neighbors and in exchange " -"get access to footage from Ring cameras. In theory, cops would need to " -"request this footage through Amazon (and internal documents reveal that " -"Amazon devotes substantial resources to coaching cops on how to spin a " -"convincing story when doing so), but in practice, when a Ring customer turns " -"down a police request, Amazon only requires the agency to formally request " -"the footage from the company, which it will then produce." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Ring and law enforcement have found many ways to intertwine their " -"activities. Ring strikes secret deals to acquire real-time access to 911 " -"dispatch and then streams alarming crime reports to Neighbors users, which " -"serve as convincers for anyone who’s contemplating a surveillance doorbell " -"but isn’t sure whether their neighborhood is dangerous enough to warrant it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The more the cops buzz-market the surveillance capitalist Ring, the more " -"surveillance capability the state gets. Cops who rely on private entities " -"for law-enforcement roles then brief against any controls on the deployment " -"of that technology while the companies return the favor by lobbying against " -"rules requiring public oversight of police surveillance technology. The more " -"the cops rely on Ring and Neighbors, the harder it will be to pass laws to " -"curb them. The fewer laws there are against them, the more the cops will " -"rely on them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Dignity and sanctuary" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But even if we could exercise democratic control over our states and force " -"them to stop raiding surveillance capitalism’s reservoirs of behavioral " -"data, surveillance capitalism would still harm us." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is an area where Zuboff shines. Her chapter on <quote>sanctuary</quote> " -"— the feeling of being unobserved — is a beautiful hymn to introspection, " -"calmness, mindfulness, and tranquility." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"When you are watched, something changes. Anyone who has ever raised a child " -"knows this. You might look up from your book (or more realistically, from " -"your phone) and catch your child in a moment of profound realization and " -"growth, a moment where they are learning something that is right at the edge " -"of their abilities, requiring their entire ferocious concentration. For a " -"moment, you’re transfixed, watching that rare and beautiful moment of focus " -"playing out before your eyes, and then your child looks up and sees you " -"seeing them, and the moment collapses. To grow, you need to be and expose " -"your authentic self, and in that moment, you are vulnerable like a hermit " -"crab scuttling from one shell to the next. The tender, unprotected tissues " -"you expose in that moment are too delicate to reveal in the presence of " -"another, even someone you trust as implicitly as a child trusts their parent." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In the digital age, our authentic selves are inextricably tied to our " -"digital lives. Your search history is a running ledger of the questions " -"you’ve pondered. Your location history is a record of the places you’ve " -"sought out and the experiences you’ve had there. Your social graph reveals " -"the different facets of your identity, the people you’ve connected with." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To be observed in these activities is to lose the sanctuary of your " -"authentic self." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s another way in which surveillance capitalism robs us of our capacity " -"to be our authentic selves: by making us anxious. Surveillance capitalism " -"isn’t really a mind-control ray, but you don’t need a mind-control ray to " -"make someone anxious. After all, another word for anxiety is agitation, and " -"to make someone experience agitation, you need merely to agitate them. To " -"poke them and prod them and beep at them and buzz at them and bombard them " -"on an intermittent schedule that is just random enough that our limbic " -"systems never quite become inured to it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Our devices and services are <quote>general purpose</quote> in that they can " -"connect anything or anyone to anything or anyone else and that they can run " -"any program that can be written. This means that the distraction rectangles " -"in our pockets hold our most precious moments with our most beloved people " -"and their most urgent or time-sensitive communications (from <quote>running " -"late can you get the kid?</quote> to <quote>doctor gave me bad news and I " -"need to talk to you RIGHT NOW</quote>) as well as ads for refrigerators and " -"recruiting messages from Nazis." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All day and all night, our pockets buzz, shattering our concentration and " -"tearing apart the fragile webs of connection we spin as we think through " -"difficult ideas. If you locked someone in a cell and agitated them like " -"this, we’d call it <quote>sleep deprivation torture,</quote> and it would be " -"<ulink url=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SKpRbvnx6g\">a war crime under " -"the Geneva Conventions</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Afflicting the afflicted" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The effects of surveillance on our ability to be our authentic selves are " -"not equal for all people. Some of us are lucky enough to live in a time and " -"place in which all the most important facts of our lives are widely and " -"roundly socially acceptable and can be publicly displayed without the risk " -"of social consequence." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But for many of us, this is not true. Recall that in living memory, many of " -"the ways of being that we think of as socially acceptable today were once " -"cause for dire social sanction or even imprisonment. If you are 65 years " -"old, you have lived through a time in which people living in <quote>free " -"societies</quote> could be imprisoned or sanctioned for engaging in " -"homosexual activity, for falling in love with a person whose skin was a " -"different color than their own, or for smoking weed." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, these activities aren’t just decriminalized in much of the world, " -"they’re considered normal, and the fallen prohibitions are viewed as " -"shameful, regrettable relics of the past." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"How did we get from prohibition to normalization? Through private, personal " -"activity: People who were secretly gay or secret pot-smokers or who secretly " -"loved someone with a different skin color were vulnerable to retaliation if " -"they made their true selves known and were limited in how much they could " -"advocate for their own right to exist in the world and be true to " -"themselves. But because there was a private sphere, these people could form " -"alliances with their friends and loved ones who did not share their " -"disfavored traits by having private conversations in which they came out, " -"disclosing their true selves to the people around them and bringing them to " -"their cause one conversation at a time." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The right to choose the time and manner of these conversations was key to " -"their success. It’s one thing to come out to your dad while you’re on a " -"fishing trip away from the world and another thing entirely to blurt it out " -"over the Christmas dinner table while your racist Facebook uncle is there to " -"make a scene." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Without a private sphere, there’s a chance that none of these changes would " -"have come to pass and that the people who benefited from these changes would " -"have either faced social sanction for coming out to a hostile world or would " -"have never been able to reveal their true selves to the people they love." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The corollary is that, unless you think that our society has attained social " -"perfection — that your grandchildren in 50 years will ask you to tell them " -"the story of how, in 2020, every injustice had been righted and no further " -"change had to be made — then you should expect that right now, at this " -"minute, there are people you love, whose happiness is key to your own, who " -"have a secret in their hearts that stops them from ever being their " -"authentic selves with you. These people are sorrowing and will go to their " -"graves with that secret sorrow in their hearts, and the source of that " -"sorrow will be the falsity of their relationship to you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "A private realm is necessary for human progress." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Any data you collect and retain will eventually leak" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The lack of a private life can rob vulnerable people of the chance to be " -"their authentic selves and constrain our actions by depriving us of " -"sanctuary, but there is another risk that is borne by everyone, not just " -"people with a secret: crime." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Personally identifying information is of very limited use for the purpose of " -"controlling peoples’ minds, but identity theft — really a catchall term for " -"a whole constellation of terrible criminal activities that can destroy your " -"finances, compromise your personal integrity, ruin your reputation, or even " -"expose you to physical danger — thrives on it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Attackers are not limited to using data from one breached source, either. " -"Multiple services have suffered breaches that exposed names, addresses, " -"phone numbers, passwords, sexual tastes, school grades, work performance, " -"brushes with the criminal justice system, family details, genetic " -"information, fingerprints and other biometrics, reading habits, search " -"histories, literary tastes, pseudonymous identities, and other sensitive " -"information. Attackers can merge data from these different breaches to build " -"up extremely detailed dossiers on random subjects and then use different " -"parts of the data for different criminal purposes." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For example, attackers can use leaked username and password combinations to " -"hijack whole fleets of commercial vehicles that <ulink url=\"https://www." -"vice.com/en_us/article/zmpx4x/hacker-monitor-cars-kill-engine-gps-tracking-" -"apps\">have been fitted with anti-theft GPS trackers and immobilizers</" -"ulink> or to hijack baby monitors in order to <ulink url=\"https://www." -"washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/04/23/how-nest-designed-keep-intruders-" -"out-peoples-homes-effectively-allowed-hackers-get/?" -"utm_term=.15220e98c550\">terrorize toddlers with the audio tracks from " -"pornography</ulink>. Attackers use leaked data to trick phone companies into " -"giving them your phone number, then they intercept SMS-based two-factor " -"authentication codes in order to take over your email, bank account, and/or " -"cryptocurrency wallets." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Attackers are endlessly inventive in the pursuit of creative ways to " -"weaponize leaked data. One common use of leaked data is to penetrate " -"companies in order to access <emphasis>more</emphasis> data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Like spies, online fraudsters are totally dependent on companies over-" -"collecting and over-retaining our data. Spy agencies sometimes pay companies " -"for access to their data or intimidate them into giving it up, but sometimes " -"they work just like criminals do — by <ulink url=\"https://www.bbc.com/news/" -"world-us-canada-24751821\">sneaking data out of companies’ databases</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The over-collection of data has a host of terrible social consequences, from " -"the erosion of our authentic selves to the undermining of social progress, " -"from state surveillance to an epidemic of online crime. Commercial " -"surveillance is also a boon to people running influence campaigns, but " -"that’s the least of our troubles." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Critical tech exceptionalism is still tech exceptionalism" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech has long practiced technology exceptionalism: the idea that it " -"should not be subject to the mundane laws and norms of <quote>meatspace.</" -"quote> Mottoes like Facebook’s <quote>move fast and break things</quote> " -"attracted justifiable scorn of the companies’ self-serving rhetoric." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Tech exceptionalism got us all into a lot of trouble, so it’s ironic and " -"distressing to see Big Tech’s critics committing the same sin." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech is not a <quote>rogue capitalism</quote> that cannot be cured " -"through the traditional anti-monopoly remedies of trustbusting (forcing " -"companies to divest of competitors they have acquired) and bans on mergers " -"to monopoly and other anti-competitive tactics. Big Tech does not have the " -"power to use machine learning to influence our behavior so thoroughly that " -"markets lose the ability to punish bad actors and reward superior " -"competitors. Big Tech has no rule-writing mind-control ray that necessitates " -"ditching our old toolbox." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The thing is, people have been claiming to have perfected mind-control rays " -"for centuries, and every time, it turned out to be a con — though sometimes " -"the con artists were also conning themselves." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For generations, the advertising industry has been steadily improving its " -"ability to sell advertising services to businesses while only making " -"marginal gains in selling those businesses’ products to prospective " -"customers. John Wanamaker’s lament that <quote>50% of my advertising budget " -"is wasted, I just don’t know which 50%</quote> is a testament to the triumph " -"of <emphasis>ad executives</emphasis>, who successfully convinced Wanamaker " -"that only half of the money he spent went to waste." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The tech industry has made enormous improvements in the science of " -"convincing businesses that they’re good at advertising while their actual " -"improvements to advertising — as opposed to targeting — have been pretty ho-" -"hum. The vogue for machine learning — and the mystical invocation of " -"<quote>artificial intelligence</quote> as a synonym for straightforward " -"statistical inference techniques — has greatly boosted the efficacy of Big " -"Tech’s sales pitch as marketers have exploited potential customers’ lack of " -"technical sophistication to get away with breathtaking acts of overpromising " -"and underdelivering." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s tempting to think that if businesses are willing to pour billions into " -"a venture that the venture must be a good one. Yet there are plenty of times " -"when this rule of thumb has led us astray. For example, it’s virtually " -"unheard of for managed investment funds to outperform simple index funds, " -"and investors who put their money into the hands of expert money managers " -"overwhelmingly fare worse than those who entrust their savings to index " -"funds. But managed funds still account for the majority of the money " -"invested in the markets, and they are patronized by some of the richest, " -"most sophisticated investors in the world. Their vote of confidence in an " -"underperforming sector is a parable about the role of luck in wealth " -"accumulation, not a sign that managed funds are a good buy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The claims of Big Tech’s mind-control system are full of tells that the " -"enterprise is a con. For example, <ulink url=\"https://www.frontiersin.org/" -"articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2020.01415/full\">the reliance on the <quote>Big " -"Five</quote> personality traits</ulink> as a primary means of influencing " -"people even though the <quote>Big Five</quote> theory is unsupported by any " -"large-scale, peer-reviewed studies and is <ulink url=\"https://www.wired.com/" -"story/the-noisy-fallacies-of-psychographic-targeting/\">mostly the realm of " -"marketing hucksters and pop psych</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech’s promotional materials also claim that their algorithms can " -"accurately perform <quote>sentiment analysis</quote> or detect peoples’ " -"moods based on their <quote>microexpressions,</quote> but <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.npr.org/2018/09/12/647040758/advertising-on-facebook-is-it-" -"worth-it\">these are marketing claims, not scientific ones</ulink>. These " -"methods are largely untested by independent scientific experts, and where " -"they have been tested, they’ve been found sorely wanting. Microexpressions " -"are particularly suspect as the companies that specialize in training people " -"to detect them <ulink url=\"https://theintercept.com/2017/02/08/tsas-own-" -"files-show-doubtful-science-behind-its-behavior-screening-program/\">have " -"been shown</ulink> to underperform relative to random chance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech has been so good at marketing its own supposed superpowers that " -"it’s easy to believe that they can market everything else with similar " -"acumen, but it’s a mistake to believe the hype. Any statement a company " -"makes about the quality of its products is clearly not impartial. The fact " -"that we distrust all the things that Big Tech says about its data handling, " -"compliance with privacy laws, etc., is only reasonable — but why on Earth " -"would we treat Big Tech’s marketing literature as the gospel truth? Big Tech " -"lies about just about <emphasis>everything</emphasis>, including how well " -"its machine-learning fueled persuasion systems work." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That skepticism should infuse all of our evaluations of Big Tech and its " -"supposed abilities, including our perusal of its patents. Zuboff vests these " -"patents with enormous significance, pointing out that Google claimed " -"extensive new persuasion capabilities in <ulink url=\"https://patents.google." -"com/patent/US20050131762A1/en\">its patent filings</ulink>. These claims are " -"doubly suspect: first, because they are so self-serving, and second, because " -"the patent itself is so notoriously an invitation to exaggeration." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Patent applications take the form of a series of claims and range from broad " -"to narrow. A typical patent starts out by claiming that its authors have " -"invented a method or system for doing every conceivable thing that anyone " -"might do, ever, with any tool or device. Then it narrows that claim in " -"successive stages until we get to the actual <quote>invention</quote> that " -"is the true subject of the patent. The hope is that the patent examiner — " -"who is almost certainly overworked and underinformed — will miss the fact " -"that some or all of these claims are ridiculous, or at least suspect, and " -"grant the patent’s broader claims. Patents for unpatentable things are still " -"incredibly useful because they can be wielded against competitors who might " -"license that patent or steer clear of its claims rather than endure the " -"lengthy, expensive process of contesting it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"What’s more, software patents are routinely granted even though the filer " -"doesn’t have any evidence that they can do the thing claimed by the patent. " -"That is, you can patent an <quote>invention</quote> that you haven’t " -"actually made and that you don’t know how to make." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"With these considerations in hand, it becomes obvious that the fact that a " -"Big Tech company has patented what it <emphasis>says</emphasis> is an " -"effective mind-control ray is largely irrelevant to whether Big Tech can in " -"fact control our minds." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech collects our data for many reasons, including the diminishing " -"returns on existing stores of data. But many tech companies also collect " -"data out of a mistaken tech exceptionalist belief in the network effects of " -"data. Network effects occur when each new user in a system increases its " -"value. The classic example is fax machines: A single fax machine is of no " -"use, two fax machines are of limited use, but every new fax machine that’s " -"put to use after the first doubles the number of possible fax-to-fax links." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Data mined for predictive systems doesn’t necessarily produce these " -"dividends. Think of Netflix: The predictive value of the data mined from a " -"million English-speaking Netflix viewers is hardly improved by the addition " -"of one more user’s viewing data. Most of the data Netflix acquires after " -"that first minimum viable sample duplicates existing data and produces only " -"minimal gains. Meanwhile, retraining models with new data gets progressively " -"more expensive as the number of data points increases, and manual tasks like " -"labeling and validating data do not get cheaper at scale." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Businesses pursue fads to the detriment of their profits all the time, " -"especially when the businesses and their investors are not motivated by the " -"prospect of becoming profitable but rather by the prospect of being acquired " -"by a Big Tech giant or by having an IPO. For these firms, ticking faddish " -"boxes like <quote>collects as much data as possible</quote> might realize a " -"bigger return on investment than <quote>collects a business-appropriate " -"quantity of data.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is another harm of tech exceptionalism: The belief that more data " -"always produces more profits in the form of more insights that can be " -"translated into better mind-control rays drives firms to over-collect and " -"over-retain data beyond all rationality. And since the firms are behaving " -"irrationally, a good number of them will go out of business and become ghost " -"ships whose cargo holds are stuffed full of data that can harm people in " -"myriad ways — but which no one is responsible for antey longer. Even if the " -"companies don’t go under, the data they collect is maintained behind the " -"minimum viable security — just enough security to keep the company viable " -"while it waits to get bought out by a tech giant, an amount calculated to " -"spend not one penny more than is necessary on protecting data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "" -"How monopolies, not mind control, drive surveillance capitalism: The " -"Snapchat story" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For the first decade of its existence, Facebook competed with the social " -"media giants of the day (Myspace, Orkut, etc.) by presenting itself as the " -"pro-privacy alternative. Indeed, Facebook justified its walled garden — " -"which let users bring in data from the web but blocked web services like " -"Google Search from indexing and caching Facebook pages — as a pro-privacy " -"measure that protected users from the surveillance-happy winners of the " -"social media wars like Myspace." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Despite frequent promises that it would never collect or analyze its users’ " -"data, Facebook periodically created initiatives that did just that, like the " -"creepy, ham-fisted Beacon tool, which spied on you as you moved around the " -"web and then added your online activities to your public timeline, allowing " -"your friends to monitor your browsing habits. Beacon sparked a user revolt. " -"Every time, Facebook backed off from its surveillance initiative, but not " -"all the way; inevitably, the new Facebook would be more surveilling than the " -"old Facebook, though not quite as surveilling as the intermediate Facebook " -"following the launch of the new product or service." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The pace at which Facebook ramped up its surveillance efforts seems to have " -"been set by Facebook’s competitive landscape. The more competitors Facebook " -"had, the better it behaved. Every time a major competitor foundered, " -"Facebook’s behavior <ulink url=\"https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?" -"abstract_id=3247362\">got markedly worse</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All the while, Facebook was prodigiously acquiring companies, including a " -"company called Onavo. Nominally, Onavo made a battery-monitoring mobile app. " -"But the permissions that Onavo required were so expansive that the app was " -"able to gather fine-grained telemetry on everything users did with their " -"phones, including which apps they used and how they were using them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Through Onavo, Facebook discovered that it was losing market share to " -"Snapchat, an app that — like Facebook a decade before — billed itself as the " -"pro-privacy alternative to the status quo. Through Onavo, Facebook was able " -"to mine data from the devices of Snapchat users, including both current and " -"former Snapchat users. This spurred Facebook to acquire Instagram — some " -"features of which competed with Snapchat — and then allowed Facebook to fine-" -"tune Instagram’s features and sales pitch to erode Snapchat’s gains and " -"ensure that Facebook would not have to face the kinds of competitive " -"pressures it had earlier inflicted on Myspace and Orkut." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The story of how Facebook crushed Snapchat reveals the relationship between " -"monopoly and surveillance capitalism. Facebook combined surveillance with " -"lax antitrust enforcement to spot the competitive threat of Snapchat on its " -"horizon and then take decisive action against it. Facebook’s surveillance " -"capitalism let it avert competitive pressure with anti-competitive tactics. " -"Facebook users still want privacy — Facebook hasn’t used surveillance to " -"brainwash them out of it — but they can’t get it because Facebook’s " -"surveillance lets it destroy any hope of a rival service emerging that " -"competes on privacy features." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "A monopoly over your friends" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"A decentralization movement has tried to erode the dominance of Facebook and " -"other Big Tech companies by fielding <quote>indieweb</quote> alternatives — " -"Mastodon as a Twitter alternative, Diaspora as a Facebook alternative, etc. " -"— but these efforts have failed to attain any kind of liftoff." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Fundamentally, each of these services is hamstrung by the same problem: " -"Every potential user for a Facebook or Twitter alternative has to convince " -"all their friends to follow them to a decentralized web alternative in order " -"to continue to realize the benefit of social media. For many of us, the only " -"reason to have a Facebook account is that our friends have Facebook " -"accounts, and the reason they have Facebook accounts is that <emphasis>we</" -"emphasis> have Facebook accounts." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All of this has conspired to make Facebook — and other dominant platforms — " -"into <quote>kill zones</quote> that investors will not fund new entrants for." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And yet, all of today’s tech giants came into existence despite the " -"entrenched advantage of the companies that came before them. To understand " -"how that happened, you have to understand both interoperability and " -"adversarial interoperability." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "The hard problem of our species is coordination." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<quote>Interoperability</quote> is the ability of two technologies to work " -"with one another: Anyone can make an LP that will play on any record player, " -"anyone can make a filter you can install in your stove’s extractor fan, " -"anyone can make gasoline for your car, anyone can make a USB phone charger " -"that fits in your car’s cigarette lighter receptacle, anyone can make a " -"light bulb that works in your light socket, anyone can make bread that will " -"toast in your toaster." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Interoperability is often a source of innovation and consumer benefit: Apple " -"made the first commercially successful PC, but millions of independent " -"software vendors made interoperable programs that ran on the Apple II Plus. " -"The simple analog antenna inputs on the back of TVs first allowed cable " -"operators to connect directly to TVs, then they allowed game console " -"companies and then personal computer companies to use standard televisions " -"as displays. Standard RJ-11 telephone jacks allowed for the production of " -"phones from a variety of vendors in a variety of forms, from the free " -"football-shaped phone that came with a <emphasis>Sports Illustrated</" -"emphasis> subscription to business phones with speakers, hold functions, and " -"so on and then answering machines and finally modems, paving the way for the " -"internet revolution." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<quote>Interoperability</quote> is often used interchangeably with " -"<quote>standardization,</quote> which is the process when manufacturers and " -"other stakeholders hammer out a set of agreed-upon rules for implementing a " -"technology, such as the electrical plug on your wall, the CAN bus used by " -"your car’s computer systems, or the HTML instructions that your browser " -"interprets." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But interoperability doesn’t require standardization — indeed, " -"standardization often proceeds from the chaos of ad hoc interoperability " -"measures. The inventor of the cigarette-lighter USB charger didn’t need to " -"get permission from car manufacturers or even the manufacturers of the " -"dashboard lighter subcomponent. The automakers didn’t take any " -"countermeasures to prevent the use of these aftermarket accessories by their " -"customers, but they also didn’t do anything to make life easier for the " -"chargers’ manufacturers. This is a kind of <quote>neutral interoperability.</" -"quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Beyond neutral interoperability, there is <quote>adversarial " -"interoperability.</quote> That’s when a manufacturer makes a product that " -"interoperates with another manufacturer’s product <emphasis>despite the " -"second manufacturer’s objections</emphasis> and <emphasis>even if that means " -"bypassing a security system designed to prevent interoperability</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Probably the most familiar form of adversarial interoperability is third-" -"party printer ink. Printer manufacturers claim that they sell printers below " -"cost and that the only way they can recoup the losses they incur is by " -"charging high markups on ink. To prevent the owners of printers from buying " -"ink elsewhere, the printer companies deploy a suite of anti-customer " -"security systems that detect and reject both refilled and third-party " -"cartridges." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Owners of printers take the position that HP and Epson and Brother are not " -"charities and that customers for their wares have no obligation to help them " -"survive, and so if the companies choose to sell their products at a loss, " -"that’s their foolish choice and their consequences to live with. Likewise, " -"competitors who make ink or refill kits observe that they don’t owe printer " -"companies anything, and their erosion of printer companies’ margins are the " -"printer companies’ problems, not their competitors’. After all, the printer " -"companies shed no tears when they drive a refiller out of business, so why " -"should the refillers concern themselves with the economic fortunes of the " -"printer companies?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Adversarial interoperability has played an outsized role in the history of " -"the tech industry: from the founding of the <quote>alt.*</quote> Usenet " -"hierarchy (which was started against the wishes of Usenet’s maintainers and " -"which grew to be bigger than all of Usenet combined) to the browser wars " -"(when Netscape and Microsoft devoted massive engineering efforts to making " -"their browsers incompatible with the other’s special commands and " -"peccadilloes) to Facebook (whose success was built in part by helping its " -"new users stay in touch with friends they’d left behind on Myspace because " -"Facebook supplied them with a tool that scraped waiting messages from " -"Myspace and imported them into Facebook, effectively creating an Facebook-" -"based Myspace reader)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, incumbency is seen as an unassailable advantage. Facebook is where " -"all of your friends are, so no one can start a Facebook competitor. But " -"adversarial compatibility reverses the competitive advantage: If you were " -"allowed to compete with Facebook by providing a tool that imported all your " -"users’ waiting Facebook messages into an environment that competed on lines " -"that Facebook couldn’t cross, like eliminating surveillance and ads, then " -"Facebook would be at a huge disadvantage. It would have assembled all " -"possible ex-Facebook users into a single, easy-to-find service; it would " -"have educated them on how a Facebook-like service worked and what its " -"potential benefits were; and it would have provided an easy means for " -"disgruntled Facebook users to tell their friends where they might expect " -"better treatment." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Adversarial interoperability was once the norm and a key contributor to the " -"dynamic, vibrant tech scene, but now it is stuck behind a thicket of laws " -"and regulations that add legal risks to the tried-and-true tactics of " -"adversarial interoperability. New rules and new interpretations of existing " -"rules mean that a would-be adversarial interoperator needs to steer clear of " -"claims under copyright, terms of service, trade secrecy, tortious " -"interference, and patent." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In the absence of a competitive market, lawmakers have resorted to assigning " -"expensive, state-like duties to Big Tech firms, such as automatically " -"filtering user contributions for copyright infringement or terrorist and " -"extremist content or detecting and preventing harassment in real time or " -"controlling access to sexual material." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These measures put a floor under how small we can make Big Tech because only " -"the very largest companies can afford the humans and automated filters " -"needed to perform these duties." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But that’s not the only way in which making platforms responsible for " -"policing their users undermines competition. A platform that is expected to " -"police its users’ conduct must prevent many vital adversarial " -"interoperability techniques lest these subvert its policing measures. For " -"example, if someone using a Twitter replacement like Mastodon is able to " -"push messages into Twitter and read messages out of Twitter, they could " -"avoid being caught by automated systems that detect and prevent harassment " -"(such as systems that use the timing of messages or IP-based rules to make " -"guesses about whether someone is a harasser)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To the extent that we are willing to let Big Tech police itself — rather " -"than making Big Tech small enough that users can leave bad platforms for " -"better ones and small enough that a regulation that simply puts a platform " -"out of business will not destroy billions of users’ access to their " -"communities and data — we build the case that Big Tech should be able to " -"block its competitors and make it easier for Big Tech to demand legal " -"enforcement tools to ban and punish attempts at adversarial interoperability." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Ultimately, we can try to fix Big Tech by making it responsible for bad acts " -"by its users, or we can try to fix the internet by cutting Big Tech down to " -"size. But we can’t do both. To replace today’s giant products with " -"pluralistic protocols, we need to clear the legal thicket that prevents " -"adversarial interoperability so that tomorrow’s nimble, personal, small-" -"scale products can federate themselves with giants like Facebook, allowing " -"the users who’ve left to continue to communicate with users who haven’t left " -"yet, reaching tendrils over Facebook’s garden wall that Facebook’s trapped " -"users can use to scale the walls and escape to the global, open web." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Fake news is an epistemological crisis" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Tech is not the only industry that has undergone massive concentration since " -"the Reagan era. Virtually every major industry — from oil to newspapers to " -"meatpacking to sea freight to eyewear to online pornography — has become a " -"clubby oligarchy that just a few players dominate." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"At the same time, every industry has become something of a tech industry as " -"general-purpose computers and general-purpose networks and the promise of " -"efficiencies through data-driven analysis infuse every device, process, and " -"firm with tech." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This phenomenon of industrial concentration is part of a wider story about " -"wealth concentration overall as a smaller and smaller number of people own " -"more and more of our world. This concentration of both wealth and industries " -"means that our political outcomes are increasingly beholden to the parochial " -"interests of the people and companies with all the money." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That means that whenever a regulator asks a question with an obvious, " -"empirical answer (<quote>Are humans causing climate change?</quote> or " -"<quote>Should we let companies conduct commercial mass surveillance?</quote> " -"or <quote>Does society benefit from allowing network neutrality violations?</" -"quote>), the answer that comes out is only correct if that correctness meets " -"with the approval of rich people and the industries that made them so " -"wealthy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Rich people have always played an outsized role in politics and more so " -"since the Supreme Court’s <emphasis>Citizens United</emphasis> decision " -"eliminated key controls over political spending. Widening inequality and " -"wealth concentration means that the very richest people are now a lot richer " -"and can afford to spend a lot more money on political projects than ever " -"before. Think of the Koch brothers or George Soros or Bill Gates." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the policy distortions of rich individuals pale in comparison to the " -"policy distortions that concentrated industries are capable of. The " -"companies in highly concentrated industries are much more profitable than " -"companies in competitive industries — no competition means not having to " -"reduce prices or improve quality to win customers — leaving them with bigger " -"capital surpluses to spend on lobbying." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Concentrated industries also find it easier to collaborate on policy " -"objectives than competitive ones. When all the top execs from your industry " -"can fit around a single boardroom table, they often do. And <emphasis>when</" -"emphasis> they do, they can forge a consensus position on regulation." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Rising through the ranks in a concentrated industry generally means working " -"at two or three of the big companies. When there are only relatively few " -"companies in a given industry, each company has a more ossified executive " -"rank, leaving ambitious execs with fewer paths to higher positions unless " -"they are recruited to a rival. This means that the top execs in concentrated " -"industries are likely to have been colleagues at some point and socialize in " -"the same circles — connected through social ties or, say, serving as " -"trustees for each others’ estates. These tight social bonds foster a " -"collegial, rather than competitive, attitude." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Highly concentrated industries also present a regulatory conundrum. When an " -"industry is dominated by just four or five companies, the only people who " -"are likely to truly understand the industry’s practices are its veteran " -"executives. This means that top regulators are often former execs of the " -"companies they are supposed to be regulating. These turns in government are " -"often tacitly understood to be leaves of absence from industry, with former " -"employers welcoming their erstwhile watchdogs back into their executive " -"ranks once their terms have expired." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All this is to say that the tight social bonds, small number of firms, and " -"regulatory capture of concentrated industries give the companies that " -"comprise them the power to dictate many, if not all, of the regulations that " -"bind them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is increasingly obvious. Whether it’s payday lenders <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/02/25/how-payday-lending-" -"industry-insider-tilted-academic-research-its-favor/\">winning the right to " -"practice predatory lending</ulink> or Apple <ulink url=\"https://www.vice." -"com/en_us/article/mgxayp/source-apple-will-fight-right-to-repair-legislation" -"\">winning the right to decide who can fix your phone</ulink> or Google and " -"Facebook winning the right to breach your private data without suffering " -"meaningful consequences or victories for pipeline companies or impunity for " -"opioid manufacturers or massive tax subsidies for incredibly profitable " -"dominant businesses, it’s increasingly apparent that many of our official, " -"evidence-based truth-seeking processes are, in fact, auctions for sale to " -"the highest bidder." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s really impossible to overstate what a terrifying prospect this is. We " -"live in an incredibly high-tech society, and none of us could acquire the " -"expertise to evaluate every technological proposition that stands between us " -"and our untimely, horrible deaths. You might devote your life to acquiring " -"the media literacy to distinguish good scientific journals from corrupt pay-" -"for-play lookalikes and the statistical literacy to evaluate the quality of " -"the analysis in the journals as well as the microbiology and epidemiology " -"knowledge to determine whether you can trust claims about the safety of " -"vaccines — but that would still leave you unqualified to judge whether the " -"wiring in your home will give you a lethal shock <emphasis>and</emphasis> " -"whether your car’s brakes’ software will cause them to fail unpredictably " -"<emphasis>and</emphasis> whether the hygiene standards at your butcher are " -"sufficient to keep you from dying after you finish your dinner." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In a world as complex as this one, we have to defer to authorities, and we " -"keep them honest by making those authorities accountable to us and binding " -"them with rules to prevent conflicts of interest. We can’t possibly acquire " -"the expertise to adjudicate conflicting claims about the best way to make " -"the world safe and prosperous, but we <emphasis>can</emphasis> determine " -"whether the adjudication process itself is trustworthy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "Right now, it’s obviously not." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The past 40 years of rising inequality and industry concentration, together " -"with increasingly weak accountability and transparency for expert agencies, " -"has created an increasingly urgent sense of impending doom, the sense that " -"there are vast conspiracies afoot that operate with tacit official approval " -"despite the likelihood they are working to better themselves by ruining the " -"rest of us." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For example, it’s been decades since Exxon’s own scientists concluded that " -"its products would render the Earth uninhabitable by humans. And yet those " -"decades were lost to us, in large part because Exxon lobbied governments and " -"sowed doubt about the dangers of its products and did so with the " -"cooperation of many public officials. When the survival of you and everyone " -"you love is threatened by conspiracies, it’s not unreasonable to start " -"questioning the things you think you know in an attempt to determine whether " -"they, too, are the outcome of another conspiracy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The collapse of the credibility of our systems for divining and upholding " -"truths has left us in a state of epistemological chaos. Once, most of us " -"might have assumed that the system was working and that our regulations " -"reflected our best understanding of the empirical truths of the world as " -"they were best understood — now we have to find our own experts to help us " -"sort the true from the false." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you’re like me, you probably believe that vaccines are safe, but you " -"(like me) probably also can’t explain the microbiology or statistics. Few of " -"us have the math skills to review the literature on vaccine safety and " -"describe why their statistical reasoning is sound. Likewise, few of us can " -"review the stats in the (now discredited) literature on opioid safety and " -"explain how those stats were manipulated. Both vaccines and opioids were " -"embraced by medical authorities, after all, and one is safe while the other " -"could ruin your life. You’re left with a kind of inchoate constellation of " -"rules of thumb about which experts you trust to fact-check controversial " -"claims and then to explain how all those respectable doctors with their peer-" -"reviewed research on opioid safety <emphasis>were</emphasis> an aberration " -"and then how you know that the doctors writing about vaccine safety are " -"<emphasis>not</emphasis> an aberration." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I’m 100% certain that vaccinating is safe and effective, but I’m also at " -"something of a loss to explain exactly, <emphasis>precisely,</emphasis> why " -"I believe this, given all the corruption I know about and the many times the " -"stamp of certainty has turned out to be a parochial lie told to further " -"enrich the super rich." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Fake news — conspiracy theories, racist ideologies, scientific denialism — " -"has always been with us. What’s changed today is not the mix of ideas in the " -"public discourse but the popularity of the worst ideas in that mix. " -"Conspiracy and denial have skyrocketed in lockstep with the growth of Big " -"Inequality, which has also tracked the rise of Big Tech and Big Pharma and " -"Big Wrestling and Big Car and Big Movie Theater and Big Everything Else." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"No one can say for certain why this has happened, but the two dominant camps " -"are idealism (the belief that the people who argue for these conspiracies " -"have gotten better at explaining them, maybe with the help of machine-" -"learning tools) or materialism (the ideas have become more attractive " -"because of material conditions in the world)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I’m a materialist. I’ve been exposed to the arguments of conspiracy " -"theorists all my life, and I have not experienced any qualitative leap in " -"the quality of those arguments." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The major difference is in the world, not the arguments. In a time where " -"actual conspiracies are commonplace, conspiracy theories acquire a ring of " -"plausibility." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We have always had disagreements about what’s true, but today, we have a " -"disagreement over how we know whether something is true. This is an " -"epistemological crisis, not a crisis over belief. It’s a crisis over the " -"credibility of our truth-seeking exercises, from scientific journals (in an " -"era where the biggest journal publishers have been caught producing pay-to-" -"play journals for junk science) to regulations (in an era where regulators " -"are routinely cycling in and out of business) to education (in an era where " -"universities are dependent on corporate donations to keep their lights on)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Targeting — surveillance capitalism — makes it easier to find people who are " -"undergoing this epistemological crisis, but it doesn’t create the crisis. " -"For that, you need to look to corruption." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And, conveniently enough, it’s corruption that allows surveillance " -"capitalism to grow by dismantling monopoly protections, by permitting " -"reckless collection and retention of personal data, by allowing ads to be " -"targeted in secret, and by foreclosing on the possibility of going somewhere " -"else where you might continue to enjoy your friends without subjecting " -"yourself to commercial surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Tech is different" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I reject both iterations of technological exceptionalism. I reject the idea " -"that tech is uniquely terrible and led by people who are greedier or worse " -"than the leaders of other industries, and I reject the idea that tech is so " -"good — or so intrinsically prone to concentration — that it can’t be blamed " -"for its present-day monopolistic status." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I think tech is just another industry, albeit one that grew up in the " -"absence of real monopoly constraints. It may have been first, but it isn’t " -"the worst nor will it be the last." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But there’s one way in which I <emphasis>am</emphasis> a tech " -"exceptionalist. I believe that online tools are the key to overcoming " -"problems that are much more urgent than tech monopolization: climate change, " -"inequality, misogyny, and discrimination on the basis of race, gender " -"identity, and other factors. The internet is how we will recruit people to " -"fight those fights, and how we will coordinate their labor. Tech is not a " -"substitute for democratic accountability, the rule of law, fairness, or " -"stability — but it’s a means to achieve these things." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The hard problem of our species is coordination. Everything from climate " -"change to social change to running a business to making a family work can be " -"viewed as a collective action problem." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The internet makes it easier than at any time before to find people who want " -"to work on a project with you — hence the success of free and open-source " -"software, crowdfunding, and racist terror groups — and easier than ever to " -"coordinate the work you do." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The internet and the computers we connect to it also possess an exceptional " -"quality: general-purposeness. The internet is designed to allow any two " -"parties to communicate any data, using any protocol, without permission from " -"anyone else. The only production design we have for computers is the general-" -"purpose, <quote>Turing complete</quote> computer that can run every program " -"we can express in symbolic logic." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This means that every time someone with a special communications need " -"invests in infrastructure and techniques to make the internet faster, " -"cheaper, and more robust, this benefit redounds to everyone else who is " -"using the internet to communicate. And this also means that every time " -"someone with a special computing need invests to make computers faster, " -"cheaper, and more robust, every other computing application is a potential " -"beneficiary of this work." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For these reasons, every type of communication is gradually absorbed into " -"the internet, and every type of device — from airplanes to pacemakers — " -"eventually becomes a computer in a fancy case." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"While these considerations don’t preclude regulating networks and computers, " -"they do call for gravitas and caution when doing so because changes to " -"regulatory frameworks could ripple out to have unintended consequences in " -"many, many other domains." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The upshot of this is that our best hope of solving the big coordination " -"problems — climate change, inequality, etc. — is with free, fair, and open " -"tech. Our best hope of keeping tech free, fair, and open is to exercise " -"caution in how we regulate tech and to attend closely to the ways in which " -"interventions to solve one problem might create problems in other domains." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Ownership of facts" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech has a funny relationship with information. When you’re generating " -"information — anything from the location data streaming off your mobile " -"device to the private messages you send to friends on a social network — it " -"claims the rights to make unlimited use of that data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But when you have the audacity to turn the tables — to use a tool that " -"blocks ads or slurps your waiting updates out of a social network and puts " -"them in another app that lets you set your own priorities and suggestions or " -"crawls their system to allow you to start a rival business — they claim that " -"you’re stealing from them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The thing is, information is a very bad fit for any kind of private property " -"regime. Property rights are useful for establishing markets that can lead to " -"the effective development of fallow assets. These markets depend on clear " -"titles to ensure that the things being bought and sold in them can, in fact, " -"be bought and sold." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Information rarely has such a clear title. Take phone numbers: There’s " -"clearly something going wrong when Facebook slurps up millions of users’ " -"address books and uses the phone numbers it finds in them to plot out social " -"graphs and fill in missing information about other users." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the phone numbers Facebook nonconsensually acquires in this transaction " -"are not the <quote>property</quote> of the users they’re taken from nor do " -"they belong to the people whose phones ring when you dial those numbers. The " -"numbers are mere integers, 10 digits in the U.S. and Canada, and they " -"appear in millions of places, including somewhere deep in pi as well as " -"numerous other contexts. Giving people ownership titles to integers is an " -"obviously terrible idea." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Likewise for the facts that Facebook and other commercial surveillance " -"operators acquire about us, like that we are the children of our parents or " -"the parents to our children or that we had a conversation with someone else " -"or went to a public place. These data points can’t be property in the sense " -"that your house or your shirt is your property because the title to them is " -"intrinsically muddy: Does your mom own the fact that she is your mother? Do " -"you? Do both of you? What about your dad — does he own this fact too, or " -"does he have to license the fact from you (or your mom or both of you) in " -"order to use this fact? What about the hundreds or thousands of other people " -"who know these facts?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you go to a Black Lives Matter demonstration, do the other demonstrators " -"need your permission to post their photos from the event? The online fights " -"over <ulink url=\"https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-take-photos-at-protests/" -"\">when and how to post photos from demonstrations</ulink> reveal a nuanced, " -"complex issue that cannot be easily hand-waved away by giving one party a " -"property right that everyone else in the mix has to respect." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The fact that information isn’t a good fit with property and markets doesn’t " -"mean that it’s not valuable. Babies aren’t property, but they’re inarguably " -"valuable. In fact, we have a whole set of rules just for babies as well as a " -"subset of those rules that apply to humans more generally. Someone who " -"argues that babies won’t be truly valuable until they can be bought and sold " -"like loaves of bread would be instantly and rightfully condemned as a " -"monster." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s tempting to reach for the property hammer when Big Tech treats your " -"information like a nail — not least because Big Tech are such prolific " -"abusers of property hammers when it comes to <emphasis>their</emphasis> " -"information. But this is a mistake. If we allow markets to dictate the use " -"of our information, then we’ll find that we’re sellers in a buyers’ market " -"where the Big Tech monopolies set a price for our data that is so low as to " -"be insignificant or, more likely, set at a nonnegotiable price of zero in a " -"click-through agreement that you don’t have the opportunity to modify." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Meanwhile, establishing property rights over information will create " -"insurmountable barriers to independent data processing. Imagine that we " -"require a license to be negotiated when a translated document is compared " -"with its original, something Google has done and continues to do billions of " -"times to train its automated language translation tools. Google can afford " -"this, but independent third parties cannot. Google can staff a clearances " -"department to negotiate one-time payments to the likes of the EU (one of the " -"major repositories of translated documents) while independent watchdogs " -"wanting to verify that the translations are well-prepared, or to root out " -"bias in translations, will find themselves needing a staffed-up legal " -"department and millions for licenses before they can even get started." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The same goes for things like search indexes of the web or photos of " -"peoples’ houses, which have become contentious thanks to Google’s Street " -"View project. Whatever problems may exist with Google’s photographing of " -"street scenes, resolving them by letting people decide who can take pictures " -"of the facades of their homes from a public street will surely create even " -"worse ones. Think of how street photography is important for newsgathering — " -"including informal newsgathering, like photographing abuses of authority — " -"and how being able to document housing and street life are important for " -"contesting eminent domain, advocating for social aid, reporting planning and " -"zoning violations, documenting discriminatory and unequal living conditions, " -"and more." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The ownership of facts is antithetical to many kinds of human progress. It’s " -"hard to imagine a rule that limits Big Tech’s exploitation of our collective " -"labors without inadvertently banning people from gathering data on online " -"harassment or compiling indexes of changes in language or simply " -"investigating how the platforms are shaping our discourse — all of which " -"require scraping data that other people have created and subjecting it to " -"scrutiny and analysis." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Persuasion works… slowly" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The platforms may oversell their ability to persuade people, but obviously, " -"persuasion works sometimes. Whether it’s the private realm that LGBTQ people " -"used to recruit allies and normalize sexual diversity or the decadeslong " -"project to convince people that markets are the only efficient way to solve " -"complicated resource allocation problems, it’s clear that our societal " -"attitudes <emphasis>can</emphasis> change." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The project of shifting societal attitudes is a game of inches and years. " -"For centuries, svengalis have purported to be able to accelerate this " -"process, but even the most brutal forms of propaganda have struggled to make " -"permanent changes. Joseph Goebbels was able to subject Germans to daily, " -"mandatory, hourslong radio broadcasts, to round up and torture and murder " -"dissidents, and to seize full control over their children’s education while " -"banning any literature, broadcasts, or films that did not comport with his " -"worldview." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Yet, after 12 years of terror, once the war ended, Nazi ideology was largely " -"discredited in both East and West Germany, and a program of national truth " -"and reconciliation was put in its place. Racism and authoritarianism were " -"never fully abolished in Germany, but neither were the majority of Germans " -"irrevocably convinced of Nazism — and the rise of racist authoritarianism in " -"Germany today tells us that the liberal attitudes that replaced Nazism were " -"no more permanent than Nazism itself." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Racism and authoritarianism have also always been with us. Anyone who’s " -"reviewed the kind of messages and arguments that racists put forward today " -"would be hard-pressed to say that they have gotten better at presenting " -"their ideas. The same pseudoscience, appeals to fear, and circular logic " -"that racists presented in the 1980s, when the cause of white supremacy was " -"on the wane, are to be found in the communications of leading white " -"nationalists today." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If racists haven’t gotten more convincing in the past decade, then how is it " -"that more people were convinced to be openly racist at that time? I believe " -"that the answer lies in the material world, not the world of ideas. The " -"ideas haven’t gotten more convincing, but people have become more afraid. " -"Afraid that the state can’t be trusted to act as an honest broker in life-or-" -"death decisions, from those regarding the management of the economy to the " -"regulation of painkillers to the rules for handling private information. " -"Afraid that the world has become a game of musical chairs in which the " -"chairs are being taken away at a never-before-seen rate. Afraid that justice " -"for others will come at their expense. Monopolism isn’t the cause of these " -"fears, but the inequality and material desperation and policy malpractice " -"that monopolism contributes to is a significant contributor to these " -"conditions. Inequality creates the conditions for both conspiracies and " -"violent racist ideologies, and then surveillance capitalism lets " -"opportunists target the fearful and the conspiracy-minded." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Paying won’t help" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"As the old saw goes, <quote>If you’re not paying for the product, you’re the " -"product.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s a commonplace belief today that the advent of free, ad-supported media " -"was the original sin of surveillance capitalism. The reasoning is that the " -"companies that charged for access couldn’t <quote>compete with free</quote> " -"and so they were driven out of business. Their ad-supported competitors, " -"meanwhile, declared open season on their users’ data in a bid to improve " -"their ad targeting and make more money and then resorted to the most " -"sensationalist tactics to generate clicks on those ads. If only we’d pay for " -"media again, we’d have a better, more responsible, more sober discourse that " -"would be better for democracy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the degradation of news products long precedes the advent of ad-" -"supported online news. Long before newspapers were online, lax antitrust " -"enforcement had opened the door for unprecedented waves of consolidation and " -"roll-ups in newsrooms. Rival newspapers were merged, reporters and ad sales " -"staff were laid off, physical plants were sold and leased back, leaving the " -"companies loaded up with debt through leveraged buyouts and subsequent " -"profit-taking by the new owners. In other words, it wasn’t merely shifts in " -"the classified advertising market, which was long held to be the primary " -"driver in the decline of the traditional newsroom, that made news companies " -"unable to adapt to the internet — it was monopolism." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Then, as news companies <emphasis>did</emphasis> come online, the ad " -"revenues they commanded dropped even as the number of internet users (and " -"thus potential online readers) increased. That shift was a function of " -"consolidation in the ad sales market, with Google and Facebook emerging as " -"duopolists who made more money every year from advertising while paying less " -"and less of it to the publishers whose work the ads appeared alongside. " -"Monopolism created a buyer’s market for ad inventory with Facebook and " -"Google acting as gatekeepers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Paid services continue to exist alongside free ones, and often it is these " -"paid services — anxious to prevent people from bypassing their paywalls or " -"sharing paid media with freeloaders — that exert the most control over their " -"customers. Apple’s iTunes and App Stores are paid services, but to maximize " -"their profitability, Apple has to lock its platforms so that third parties " -"can’t make compatible software without permission. These locks allow the " -"company to exercise both editorial control (enabling it to exclude <ulink " -"url=\"https://ncac.org/news/blog/does-apples-strict-app-store-content-policy-" -"limit-freedom-of-expression\">controversial political material</ulink>) and " -"technological control, including control over who can repair the devices it " -"makes. If we’re worried that ad-supported products deprive people of their " -"right to self-determination by using persuasion techniques to nudge their " -"purchase decisions a few degrees in one direction or the other, then the " -"near-total control a single company holds over the decision of who gets to " -"sell you software, parts, and service for your iPhone should have us very " -"worried indeed." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We shouldn’t just be concerned about payment and control: The idea that " -"paying will improve discourse is also dangerously wrong. The poor success " -"rate of targeted advertising means that the platforms have to incentivize " -"you to <quote>engage</quote> with posts at extremely high levels to generate " -"enough pageviews to safeguard their profits. As discussed earlier, to " -"increase engagement, platforms like Facebook use machine learning to guess " -"which messages will be most inflammatory and make a point of shoving those " -"into your eyeballs at every turn so that you will hate-click and argue with " -"people." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Perhaps paying would fix this, the reasoning goes. If platforms could be " -"economically viable even if you stopped clicking on them once your " -"intellectual and social curiosity had been slaked, then they would have no " -"reason to algorithmically enrage you to get more clicks out of you, right?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There may be something to that argument, but it still ignores the wider " -"economic and political context of the platforms and the world that allowed " -"them to grow so dominant." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Platforms are world-spanning and all-encompassing because they are " -"monopolies, and they are monopolies because we have gutted our most " -"important and reliable anti-monopoly rules. Antitrust was neutered as a key " -"part of the project to make the wealthy wealthier, and that project has " -"worked. The vast majority of people on Earth have a negative net worth, and " -"even the dwindling middle class is in a precarious state, undersaved for " -"retirement, underinsured for medical disasters, and undersecured against " -"climate and technology shocks." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In this wildly unequal world, paying doesn’t improve the discourse; it " -"simply prices discourse out of the range of the majority of people. Paying " -"for the product is dandy, if you can afford it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you think today’s filter bubbles are a problem for our discourse, imagine " -"what they’d be like if rich people inhabited free-flowing Athenian " -"marketplaces of ideas where you have to pay for admission while everyone " -"else lives in online spaces that are subsidized by wealthy benefactors who " -"relish the chance to establish conversational spaces where the <quote>house " -"rules</quote> forbid questioning the status quo. That is, imagine if the " -"rich seceded from Facebook, and then, instead of running ads that made money " -"for shareholders, Facebook became a billionaire’s vanity project that also " -"happened to ensure that nobody talked about whether it was fair that only " -"billionaires could afford to hang out in the rarified corners of the " -"internet." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Behind the idea of paying for access is a belief that free markets will " -"address Big Tech’s dysfunction. After all, to the extent that people have a " -"view of surveillance at all, it is generally an unfavorable one, and the " -"longer and more thoroughly one is surveilled, the less one tends to like it. " -"Same goes for lock-in: If HP’s ink or Apple’s App Store were really " -"obviously fantastic, they wouldn’t need technical measures to prevent users " -"from choosing a rival’s product. The only reason these technical " -"countermeasures exist is that the companies don’t believe their customers " -"would <emphasis>voluntarily</emphasis> submit to their terms, and they want " -"to deprive them of the choice to take their business elsewhere." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Advocates for markets laud their ability to aggregate the diffused knowledge " -"of buyers and sellers across a whole society through demand signals, price " -"signals, and so on. The argument for surveillance capitalism being a " -"<quote>rogue capitalism</quote> is that machine-learning-driven persuasion " -"techniques distort decision-making by consumers, leading to incorrect " -"signals — consumers don’t buy what they prefer, they buy what they’re " -"tricked into preferring. It follows that the monopolistic practices of lock-" -"in, which do far more to constrain consumers’ free choices, are even more of " -"a <quote>rogue capitalism.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The profitability of any business is constrained by the possibility that its " -"customers will take their business elsewhere. Both surveillance and lock-in " -"are anti-features that no customer wants. But monopolies can capture their " -"regulators, crush their competitors, insert themselves into their customers’ " -"lives, and corral people into <quote>choosing</quote> their services " -"regardless of whether they want them — it’s fine to be terrible when there " -"is no alternative." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Ultimately, surveillance and lock-in are both simply business strategies " -"that monopolists can choose. Surveillance companies like Google are " -"perfectly capable of deploying lock-in technologies — just look at the " -"onerous Android licensing terms that require device-makers to bundle in " -"Google’s suite of applications. And lock-in companies like Apple are " -"perfectly capable of subjecting their users to surveillance if it means " -"keeping the Chinese government happy and preserving ongoing access to " -"Chinese markets. Monopolies may be made up of good, ethical people, but as " -"institutions, they are not your friend — they will do whatever they can get " -"away with to maximize their profits, and the more monopolistic they are, the " -"more they <emphasis>can</emphasis> get away with." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "An <quote>ecology</quote> moment for trustbusting" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If we’re going to break Big Tech’s death grip on our digital lives, we’re " -"going to have to fight monopolies. That may sound pretty mundane and old-" -"fashioned, something out of the New Deal era, while ending the use of " -"automated behavioral modification feels like the plotline of a really cool " -"cyberpunk novel." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Meanwhile, breaking up monopolies is something we seem to have forgotten how " -"to do. There is a bipartisan, trans-Atlantic consensus that breaking up " -"companies is a fool’s errand at best — liable to mire your federal " -"prosecutors in decades of litigation — and counterproductive at worst, " -"eroding the <quote>consumer benefits</quote> of large companies with massive " -"efficiencies of scale." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But trustbusters once strode the nation, brandishing law books, terrorizing " -"robber barons, and shattering the illusion of monopolies’ all-powerful grip " -"on our society. The trustbusting era could not begin until we found the " -"political will — until the people convinced politicians they’d have their " -"backs when they went up against the richest, most powerful men in the world." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "Could we find that political will again?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Copyright scholar James Boyle has described how the term <quote>ecology</" -"quote> marked a turning point in environmental activism. Prior to the " -"adoption of this term, people who wanted to preserve whale populations " -"didn’t necessarily see themselves as fighting the same battle as people who " -"wanted to protect the ozone layer or fight freshwater pollution or beat back " -"smog or acid rain." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the term <quote>ecology</quote> welded these disparate causes together " -"into a single movement, and the members of this movement found solidarity " -"with one another. The people who cared about smog signed petitions " -"circulated by the people who wanted to end whaling, and the anti-whalers " -"marched alongside the people demanding action on acid rain. This uniting " -"behind a common cause completely changed the dynamics of environmentalism, " -"setting the stage for today’s climate activism and the sense that preserving " -"the habitability of the planet Earth is a shared duty among all people." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I believe we are on the verge of a new <quote>ecology</quote> moment " -"dedicated to combating monopolies. After all, tech isn’t the only " -"concentrated industry nor is it even the <emphasis>most</emphasis> " -"concentrated of industries." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"You can find partisans for trustbusting in every sector of the economy. " -"Everywhere you look, you can find people who’ve been wronged by monopolists " -"who’ve trashed their finances, their health, their privacy, their " -"educations, and the lives of people they love. Those people have the same " -"cause as the people who want to break up Big Tech and the same enemies. When " -"most of the world’s wealth is in the hands of a very few, it follows that " -"nearly every large company will have overlapping shareholders." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That’s the good news: With a little bit of work and a little bit of " -"coalition building, we have more than enough political will to break up Big " -"Tech and every other concentrated industry besides. First we take Facebook, " -"then we take AT&T/WarnerMedia." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But here’s the bad news: Much of what we’re doing to tame Big Tech " -"<emphasis>instead</emphasis> of breaking up the big companies also " -"forecloses on the possibility of breaking them up later." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech’s concentration currently means that their inaction on harassment, " -"for example, leaves users with an impossible choice: absent themselves from " -"public discourse by, say, quitting Twitter or endure vile, constant abuse. " -"Big Tech’s over-collection and over-retention of data results in horrific " -"identity theft. And their inaction on extremist recruitment means that white " -"supremacists who livestream their shooting rampages can reach an audience of " -"billions. The combination of tech concentration and media concentration " -"means that artists’ incomes are falling even as the revenue generated by " -"their creations are increasing." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Yet governments confronting all of these problems all inevitably converge on " -"the same solution: deputize the Big Tech giants to police their users and " -"render them liable for their users’ bad actions. The drive to force Big Tech " -"to use automated filters to block everything from copyright infringement to " -"sex-trafficking to violent extremism means that tech companies will have to " -"allocate hundreds of millions to run these compliance systems." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These rules — the EU’s new Directive on Copyright, Australia’s new terror " -"regulation, America’s FOSTA/SESTA sex-trafficking law and more — are not " -"just death warrants for small, upstart competitors that might challenge Big " -"Tech’s dominance but who lack the deep pockets of established incumbents to " -"pay for all these automated systems. Worse still, these rules put a floor " -"under how small we can hope to make Big Tech." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That’s because any move to break up Big Tech and cut it down to size will " -"have to cope with the hard limit of not making these companies so small that " -"they can no longer afford to perform these duties — and it’s " -"<emphasis>expensive</emphasis> to invest in those automated filters and " -"outsource content moderation. It’s already going to be hard to unwind these " -"deeply concentrated, chimeric behemoths that have been welded together in " -"the pursuit of monopoly profits. Doing so while simultaneously finding some " -"way to fill the regulatory void that will be left behind if these self-" -"policing rulers were forced to suddenly abdicate will be much, much harder." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Allowing the platforms to grow to their present size has given them a " -"dominance that is nearly insurmountable — deputizing them with public duties " -"to redress the pathologies created by their size makes it virtually " -"impossible to reduce that size. Lather, rinse, repeat: If the platforms " -"don’t get smaller, they will get larger, and as they get larger, they will " -"create more problems, which will give rise to more public duties for the " -"companies, which will make them bigger still." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We can work to fix the internet by breaking up Big Tech and depriving them " -"of monopoly profits, or we can work to fix Big Tech by making them spend " -"their monopoly profits on governance. But we can’t do both. We have to " -"choose between a vibrant, open internet or a dominated, monopolized internet " -"commanded by Big Tech giants that we struggle with constantly to get them to " -"behave themselves." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Make Big Tech small again" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Trustbusting is hard. Breaking big companies into smaller ones is expensive " -"and time-consuming. So time-consuming that by the time you’re done, the " -"world has often moved on and rendered years of litigation irrelevant. From " -"1969 to 1982, the U.S. government pursued an antitrust case against IBM over " -"its dominance of mainframe computing — but the case collapsed in 1982 " -"because mainframes were being speedily replaced by PCs." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"A future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general to " -"enforce the law as it was written." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s far easier to prevent concentration than to fix it, and reinstating the " -"traditional contours of U.S. antitrust enforcement will, at the very least, " -"prevent further concentration. That means bans on mergers between large " -"companies, on big companies acquiring nascent competitors, and on platform " -"companies competing directly with the companies that rely on the platforms." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These powers are all in the plain language of U.S. antitrust laws, so in " -"theory, a future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general " -"to enforce the law as it was written. But after decades of judicial " -"<quote>education</quote> in the benefits of monopolies, after multiple " -"administrations that have packed the federal courts with lifetime-appointed " -"monopoly cheerleaders, it’s not clear that mere administrative action would " -"do the trick." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If the courts frustrate the Justice Department and the president, the next " -"stop would be Congress, which could eliminate any doubt about how antitrust " -"law should be enforced in the U.S. by passing new laws that boil down to " -"saying, <quote>Knock it off. We all know what the Sherman Act says. Robert " -"Bork was a deranged fantasist. For avoidance of doubt, <emphasis>fuck that " -"guy</emphasis>.</quote> In other words, the problem with monopolies is " -"<emphasis>monopolism</emphasis> — the concentration of power into too few " -"hands, which erodes our right to self-determination. If there is a monopoly, " -"the law wants it gone, period. Sure, get rid of monopolies that create " -"<quote>consumer harm</quote> in the form of higher prices, but also, " -"<emphasis>get rid of other monopolies, too</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But this only prevents things from getting worse. To help them get better, " -"we will have to build coalitions with other activists in the anti-monopoly " -"ecology movement — a pluralism movement or a self-determination movement — " -"and target existing monopolies in every industry for breakup and structural " -"separation rules that prevent, for example, the giant eyewear monopolist " -"Luxottica from dominating both the sale and the manufacture of spectacles." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In an important sense, it doesn’t matter which industry the breakups begin " -"in. Once they start, shareholders in <emphasis>every</emphasis> industry " -"will start to eye their investments in monopolists skeptically. As " -"trustbusters ride into town and start making lives miserable for " -"monopolists, the debate around every corporate boardroom’s table will shift. " -"People within corporations who’ve always felt uneasy about monopolism will " -"gain a powerful new argument to fend off their evil rivals in the corporate " -"hierarchy: <quote>If we do it my way, we make less money; if we do it your " -"way, a judge will fine us billions and expose us to ridicule and public " -"disapprobation. So even though I get that it would be really cool to do that " -"merger, lock out that competitor, or buy that little company and kill it " -"before it can threaten it, we really shouldn’t — not if we don’t want to get " -"tied to the DOJ’s bumper and get dragged up and down Trustbuster Road for " -"the next 10 years.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "20 GOTO 10" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Fixing Big Tech will require a lot of iteration. As cyber lawyer Lawrence " -"Lessig wrote in his 1999 book, <emphasis>Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace</" -"emphasis>, our lives are regulated by four forces: law (what’s legal), code " -"(what’s technologically possible), norms (what’s socially acceptable), and " -"markets (what’s profitable)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you could wave a wand and get Congress to pass a law that re-fanged the " -"Sherman Act tomorrow, you could use the impending breakups to convince " -"venture capitalists to fund competitors to Facebook, Google, Twitter, and " -"Apple that would be waiting in the wings after they were cut down to size." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But getting Congress to act will require a massive normative shift, a mass " -"movement of people who care about monopolies — and pulling them apart." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Getting people to care about monopolies will take technological " -"interventions that help them to see what a world free from Big Tech might " -"look like. Imagine if someone could make a beloved (but unauthorized) third-" -"party Facebook or Twitter client that dampens the anxiety-producing " -"algorithmic drumbeat and still lets you talk to your friends without being " -"spied upon — something that made social media more sociable and less toxic. " -"Now imagine that it gets shut down in a brutal legal battle. It’s always " -"easier to convince people that something must be done to save a thing they " -"love than it is to excite them about something that doesn’t even exist yet." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Neither tech nor law nor code nor markets are sufficient to reform Big Tech. " -"But a profitable competitor to Big Tech could bankroll a legislative push; " -"legal reform can embolden a toolsmith to make a better tool; the tool can " -"create customers for a potential business who value the benefits of the " -"internet but want them delivered without Big Tech; and that business can get " -"funded and divert some of its profits to legal reform. 20 GOTO 10 (or " -"lather, rinse, repeat). Do it again, but this time, get farther! After all, " -"this time you’re starting with weaker Big Tech adversaries, a constituency " -"that understands things can be better, Big Tech rivals who’ll help ensure " -"their own future by bankrolling reform, and code that other programmers can " -"build on to weaken Big Tech even further." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The surveillance capitalism hypothesis — that Big Tech’s products really " -"work as well as they say they do and that’s why everything is so screwed up " -"— is way too easy on surveillance and even easier on capitalism. Companies " -"spy because they believe their own BS, and companies spy because governments " -"let them, and companies spy because any advantage from spying is so short-" -"lived and minor that they have to do more and more of it just to stay in " -"place." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"As to why things are so screwed up? Capitalism. Specifically, the monopolism " -"that creates inequality and the inequality that creates monopolism. It’s a " -"form of capitalism that rewards sociopaths who destroy the real economy to " -"inflate the bottom line, and they get away with it for the same reason " -"companies get away with spying: because our governments are in thrall to " -"both the ideology that says monopolies are actually just fine and in thrall " -"to the ideology that says that in a monopolistic world, you’d better not " -"piss off the monopolists." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance doesn’t make capitalism rogue. Capitalism’s unchecked rule " -"begets surveillance. Surveillance isn’t bad because it lets people " -"manipulate us. It’s bad because it crushes our ability to be our authentic " -"selves — and because it lets the rich and powerful figure out who might be " -"thinking of building guillotines and what dirt they can use to discredit " -"those embryonic guillotine-builders before they can even get to the " -"lumberyard." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Up and through" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"With all the problems of Big Tech, it’s tempting to imagine solving the " -"problem by returning to a world without tech at all. Resist that temptation." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The only way out of our Big Tech problem is up and through. If our future is " -"not reliant upon high tech, it will be because civilization has fallen. Big " -"Tech wired together a planetary, species-wide nervous system that, with the " -"proper reforms and course corrections, is capable of seeing us through the " -"existential challenge of our species and planet. Now it’s up to us to seize " -"the means of computation, putting that electronic nervous system under " -"democratic, accountable control." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I am, secretly, despite what I have said earlier, a tech exceptionalist. Not " -"in the sense of thinking that tech should be given a free pass to monopolize " -"because it has <quote>economies of scale</quote> or some other nebulous " -"feature. I’m a tech exceptionalist because I believe that getting tech right " -"matters and that getting it wrong will be an unmitigated catastrophe — and " -"doing it right can give us the power to work together to save our " -"civilization, our species, and our planet." -msgstr "" - -#~ msgid "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (hard cover)" -#~ msgstr "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (édition reliée)" - -#~ msgid "" -#~ "If you find typos, error or have other corrections to the translated " -#~ "text, please update on <ulink url=\"https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/" -#~ "rms-personal-data-safe/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism/nb_NO/\"/>." -#~ msgstr "" -#~ "Si vous trouvez des fautes de frappe, des erreurs ou si vous avez " -#~ "d'autres corrections sur le texte traduit, veuillez mettre à jour <ulink " -#~ "url=\"https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/rms-personal-data-safe/how-to-" -#~ "destroy-surveillance-capitalism/fr/\"/>." diff --git a/po/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism.pl.po b/po/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism.pl.po deleted file mode 100644 index 96d1a0a..0000000 --- a/po/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism.pl.po +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4488 +0,0 @@ -# SOME DESCRIPTIVE TITLE -# Copyright (C) YEAR Cory Doctorow -# This file is distributed under the same license as the How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism package. -# FIRST AUTHOR <EMAIL@ADDRESS>, YEAR. -# -msgid "" -msgstr "" -"Project-Id-Version: How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism n/a\n" -"POT-Creation-Date: 2021-01-24 19:27+0100\n" -"PO-Revision-Date: 2020-12-09 15:29+0000\n" -"Last-Translator: Stanisław Stefan Krukowski <pet209a1@riseup.net>\n" -"Language-Team: Polish <https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/rms-personal-data-" -"safe/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism/pl/>\n" -"Language: pl\n" -"MIME-Version: 1.0\n" -"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" -"Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" -"Plural-Forms: nplurals=3; plural=n==1 ? 0 : n%10>=2 && n%10<=4 && (n%100<10 " -"|| n%100>=20) ? 1 : 2;\n" -"X-Generator: Weblate 4.4-dev\n" - -#. type: Attribute 'lang' of: <article> -msgid "en" -msgstr "en" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><title> -msgid "How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism" -msgstr "Jak zniszczyć kapitalizm oparty na inwigilacyjnych systemach nadzoru" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><authorgroup><author><firstname> -msgid "Cory" -msgstr "Cory" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><authorgroup><author><surname> -msgid "Doctorow" -msgstr "Doctorow" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><publisher><address> -#, no-wrap -msgid "<city>Oslo</city>" -msgstr "<city>Oslo</city>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo> -msgid "" -"<publisher> <publishername>Petter Reinholdtsen</publishername> <placeholder " -"type=\"address\" id=\"0\"/> </publisher> <copyright> <year>2020</year> " -"<holder>Cory Doctorow</holder> </copyright> <copyright> <year>2021</year> " -"<holder>Petter Reinholdtsen</holder> </copyright>" -msgstr "" -"<publisher> <publishername>Petter Reinholdtsen</publishername> <placeholder " -"type=\"address\" id=\"0\"/> </publisher> <copyright> <year>2020</year> " -"<holder>Cory Doctorow</holder> </copyright> <copyright> <year>2021</year> " -"<holder>Petter Reinholdtsen</holder> </copyright>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism by Cory Doctorow." -msgstr "" -"Jak zniszczyć kapitalizm oparty na inwigilacyjnych systemach nadzoru Autor: " -"Cory Doctorow." - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "Published by Petter Reinholdtsen." -msgstr "Wydawca: Petter Reinholdtsen." - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "<ulink url=\"http://www.hungry.com/~pere/publisher/\"/>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (paperback)" -msgstr "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (oprawa miękka)" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (ePub)" -msgstr "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (ePub)" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "" -"This book is available for purchase from <ulink url=\"https://www.lulu.com/" -"\"/>." -msgstr "" -"Ta książka jest dostępna w sprzedaży na <ulink url=\"https://www.lulu.com/\"/" -">." - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para><inlinemediaobject> -msgid "" -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.png\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject> " -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.svg\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject>" -msgstr "" -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.png\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject> " -"<imageobject> <imagedata fileref=\"images/cc-some-rights-reserved.svg\" " -"contentdepth=\"3em\" width=\"100%\" align=\"center\"/> </imageobject>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para><inlinemediaobject><textobject><phrase> -msgid "Creative Commons, Some rights reserved" -msgstr "Creative Commons, Pewne prawa zastrzeżone" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "<placeholder type=\"inlinemediaobject\" id=\"0\"/>" -msgstr "<placeholder type=\"inlinemediaobject\" id=\"0\"/>" - -#. type: Content of: <article><articleinfo><legalnotice><para> -msgid "" -"This book is licensed under a Creative Commons license. This license permits " -"any use of this work, so long as attribution is given and no derivatived " -"material is distributed. For more information about the license visit " -"<ulink url=\"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/\"/>." -msgstr "" -"Ta książka jest wydana na licencji Creative Commons. Licencja ta pozwala na " -"dowolny użytek tej pracy tak długo, jak długo podane jest jej autorstwo i " -"nie jest rozpowszechniany żaden materiał pochodny. Więcej informacji na " -"temat tej licencji znajdziesz na <ulink url=\"https://creativecommons.org/" -"licenses/by-nd/4.0/\"/>." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "The net of a thousand lies" -msgstr "Sieć tysięcy kłamstw" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The most surprising thing about the rebirth of flat Earthers in the 21st " -"century is just how widespread the evidence against them is. You can " -"understand how, centuries ago, people who’d never gained a high-enough " -"vantage point from which to see the Earth’s curvature might come to the " -"commonsense belief that the flat-seeming Earth was, indeed, flat." -msgstr "" -"Najbardziej zaskakującą kwestią w dziedzinie powtórnych narodzin `płaskich` " -"Ziemian w XXI wieku jest to, jak szeroko rozpowszechnione są przeciwko nim " -"dowody. Można teraz zrozumieć, jak przed wiekami ludzie, którzy nigdy nie " -"mieli okazji zobaczyć Ziemi z orbity ziemskiej, mogli dojść do przekonania, " -"opartego na zdrowym rozsądku, że Ziemia - wyglądająca na płaską - jest " -"faktycznie, płaska." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But today, when elementary schools routinely dangle GoPro cameras from " -"balloons and loft them high enough to photograph the Earth’s curve — to say " -"nothing of the unexceptional sight of the curved Earth from an airplane " -"window — it takes a heroic effort to maintain the belief that the world is " -"flat." -msgstr "" -"Lecz dzisiaj, gdy szkoły podstawowe rutynowo podczepiają do balonów kamery " -"GoPro i umieszczają je na tyle wysoko, aby sfotografować krzywą Ziemi — nie " -"mówiąc już o niezrównanie wyjątkowym widoku zakrzywionej Ziemi z okna " -"samolotu — trzeba naprawdę heroicznego wysiłku, aby uwierzyć, że Ziemia jest " -"płaska." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Likewise for white nationalism and eugenics: In an age where you can become " -"a computational genomics datapoint by swabbing your cheek and mailing it to " -"a gene-sequencing company along with a modest sum of money, <quote>race " -"science</quote> has never been easier to refute." -msgstr "" -"Podobnie jest z eugeniką i białym nacjonalizmem: w epoce, w której można " -"stać się obliczeniowym punktem danych genomicznych, poprzez pobranie wymazu " -"z policzka, i przesłanie go — za pomocą poczty elektronicznej — do firmy " -"sekwencjonujoącej geny, wraz ze skromną sumą pieniędzy, nigdy nie było " -"łatwiej zaprzeczyć twierdzeniom wysuwanym podczas <quote>naukowego wyścigu " -"po sukces</quote>." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We are living through a golden age of both readily available facts and " -"denial of those facts. Terrible ideas that have lingered on the fringes for " -"decades or even centuries have gone mainstream seemingly overnight." -msgstr "" -"Å»yjemy w złotej epoce, zarówno łatwo dostępnych faktów, jak i zaprzeczenia " -"tym faktom. Okropne idee, które pozostawały na marginesie przez " -"dziesięciolecia, a nawet stulecia, z dnia na dzień weszły do głównego nurtu." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"When an obscure idea gains currency, there are only two things that can " -"explain its ascendance: Either the person expressing that idea has gotten a " -"lot better at stating their case, or the proposition has become harder to " -"deny in the face of mounting evidence. In other words, if we want people to " -"take climate change seriously, we can get a bunch of Greta Thunbergs to make " -"eloquent, passionate arguments from podiums, winning our hearts and minds, " -"or we can wait for flood, fire, broiling sun, and pandemics to make the case " -"for us. In practice, we’ll probably have to do some of both: The more we’re " -"boiling and burning and drowning and wasting away, the easier it will be for " -"the Greta Thunbergs of the world to convince us." -msgstr "" -"Kiedy niejasny pomysł zyskuje na popularności, istnieją tylko dwie rzeczy, " -"które mogą wyjaśnić jego przewagę: albo osoba wyrażająca ten pomysł znacznie " -"lepiej radzi sobie z przedstawieniem swojej racji, albo twierdzenie staje " -"się trudniejsze do zaprzeczenia w obliczu rosnących dowodów. Innymi słowy, " -"jeśli chcemy, aby ludzie poważnie podchodzili do zmian klimatycznych, możemy " -"skłonić grupę Grety Thunberg do wyrażenia wymownych, namiętnych argumentów w " -"sposób publiczny, przez co zdobędzie ona nasze serca i umysły, lub możemy " -"poczekać na powódź, ogień, palące słońce i pandemie, aby przemówiła za nami. " -"W praktyce prawdopodobnie będziemy musieli zrobić jedno i drugie: im więcej " -"będziemy gotować, palić, topić i marnować, tym łatwiej będzie Grecie " -"Thunberg nas przekonać." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The arguments for ridiculous beliefs in odious conspiracies like anti-" -"vaccination, climate denial, a flat Earth, and eugenics are no better than " -"they were a generation ago. Indeed, they’re worse because they are being " -"pitched to people who have at least a background awareness of the refuting " -"facts." -msgstr "" -"Argumenty za absurdalnymi wierzeniami w oparciu o teorie spiskowe, takie jak " -"teoria antyszczepionkowa, teoria negująca zmiany klimatu, teoria o istnieniu " -"płaskiej Ziemi i teoria eugeniczna, wcale nie są lepsze niż w pokoleniu " -"wcześniejszym. W rzeczywistości, są gorsze, ponieważ są przedstawiane " -"ludziom, którzy mają przynajmniej podstawową świadomość faktów obalających " -"te teorie." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Anti-vax has been around since the first vaccines, but the early anti-" -"vaxxers were pitching people who were less equipped to understand even the " -"most basic ideas from microbiology, and moreover, those people had not " -"witnessed the extermination of mass-murdering diseases like polio, smallpox, " -"and measles. Today’s anti-vaxxers are no more eloquent than their forebears, " -"and they have a much harder job." -msgstr "" -"Antyszczepionkowcy pojawiali się już od czasu wynalezienia pierwszych " -"szczepionek, lecz pierwsi z nich byli ludźmi słabo przygotowanymi do " -"zrozumienia nawet najbardziej podstawowych kwestii mikrobiologii, a – " -"ponadto - ludzie ci nie byli świadkami masowej eksterminacji, spowodowanej " -"takimi morderczymi chorobami, jak polio, ospa czy odra. Dzisiejsi " -"przeciwnicy szczepień nie są bardziej elokwentni niż ich przodkowie, a mają " -"znacznie cięższą pracę." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"So can these far-fetched conspiracy theorists really be succeeding on the " -"basis of superior arguments?" -msgstr "" -"A więc, czy ci wyrafinowani zwolennicy teorii spiskowych mogą, tak naprawdę, " -"odnieść sukces w oparciu o lepsze argumenty?" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Some people think so. Today, there is a widespread belief that machine " -"learning and commercial surveillance can turn even the most fumble-tongued " -"conspiracy theorist into a svengali who can warp your perceptions and win " -"your belief by locating vulnerable people and then pitching them with A.I.-" -"refined arguments that bypass their rational faculties and turn everyday " -"people into flat Earthers, anti-vaxxers, or even Nazis. When the RAND " -"Corporation <ulink url=\"https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/" -"research_reports/RR400/RR453/RAND_RR453.pdf\">blames Facebook for " -"<quote>radicalization</quote></ulink> and when Facebook’s role in spreading " -"coronavirus misinformation is <ulink url=\"https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/" -"en/facebook_threat_health/\">blamed on its algorithm</ulink>, the implicit " -"message is that machine learning and surveillance are causing the changes in " -"our consensus about what’s true." -msgstr "" -"Niektórzy ludzie myślą, że tak. Obecnie panuje powszechne przekonanie, że " -"uczenie maszynowe i komercyjne systemy inwigilacji mogą zmienić nawet " -"najbardziej nieudolnego teoretyka spiskowego w `swengali`, osobę, która może " -"wypaczyć czyjeś spostrzeżenia i zdobyć jego /jej zaufanie, lokalizując osoby " -"wrażliwe, a następnie przedstawiając im wyrafinowane argumenty Sztucznej " -"Inteligencji, omijające racjonalne umiejętności ludzi i zmieniające ich w " -"`płaskich` Ziemian, przeciwników szczepień, a nawet nazistów. Gdy the RAND " -"Corporation <ulink url=\"https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/" -"research_reports/RR400/RR453/RAND_RR453.pdf\">oskarża Facebook'a za " -"<quote>radykalizację</quote></ulink>, kiedy Facebook'a oskarża się o " -"rozpowszechnianie dezinformacji na temat koronawirusa, <ulink url = " -"\"https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/facebook_threat_health/\">a jest to " -"spowodowane jego algorytmem</ulink>, to domyślnym przesłaniem jest fakt, że " -"uczenie maszynowe i systemy inwigilacyjnego nadzoru powodują zmiany w naszym " -"konsensusie wobec tego, co jest prawdą." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"After all, in a world where sprawling and incoherent conspiracy theories " -"like Pizzagate and its successor, QAnon, have widespread followings, " -"<emphasis>something</emphasis> must be afoot." -msgstr "" -"W końcu, w świecie, w którym rozległe i niespójne teorie spiskowe, takie jak " -"Pizzagate i jej nastepczyni, QAnon, mają szeroko rozpowszechnionych " -"następców, <emphasis>coś</emphasis>, musi trwać nadal." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But what if there’s another explanation? What if it’s the material " -"circumstances, and not the arguments, that are making the difference for " -"these conspiracy pitchmen? What if the trauma of living through " -"<emphasis>real conspiracies</emphasis> all around us — conspiracies among " -"wealthy people, their lobbyists, and lawmakers to bury inconvenient facts " -"and evidence of wrongdoing (these conspiracies are commonly known as " -"<quote>corruption</quote>) — is making people vulnerable to conspiracy " -"theories?" -msgstr "" -"Lecz co zrobić, jeśli jest inne wytłumaczenie? Jeśli są to warunki " -"materialne, a nie argumenty, stanowiące różnicę dla tych wygadanych " -"zwolenników konspiracji? A co, jeśli trauma spowodowana życiem w " -"<emphasis>rzeczywistych konspiracjach</emphasis> wszystkiego wokół nas — " -"konspiracjach ludzi bogatych, ich lobbystów i prawników, ukrywających " -"niewygodne fakty i dowody wykróczeń (te konspiracje są powszechnie znane " -"jako <quote>korupcja</quote> — tworzy ludzi podatnych na teorie " -"konspiracyjne?" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If it’s trauma and not contagion — material conditions and not ideology — " -"that is making the difference today and enabling a rise of repulsive " -"misinformation in the face of easily observed facts, that doesn’t mean our " -"computer networks are blameless. They’re still doing the heavy work of " -"locating vulnerable people and guiding them through a series of ever-more-" -"extreme ideas and communities." -msgstr "" -"Jeśli to trauma, materialne uwarunkowania a nie „zaraza” ideologiczna " -"stanowią dziś różnicę i umożliwiają tworzenienie odpychających dezinformacji " -"w obliczu łatwo obserwowalnych faktów, nie oznacza to jeszcze, że nasze " -"sieci komputerowe są bez winy. Nadal wykonują one ciężką pracę, polegającą " -"na lokalizowaniu osób bezbronnych i prowadzeniu ich przez serię coraz " -"bardziej ekstremalnych pomysłów i społeczności." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Belief in conspiracy is a raging fire that has done real damage and poses " -"real danger to our planet and species, from epidemics <ulink url=\"https://" -"www.cdc.gov/measles/cases-outbreaks.html\">kicked off by vaccine denial</" -"ulink> to genocides <ulink url=\"https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/15/" -"technology/myanmar-facebook-genocide.html\">kicked off by racist " -"conspiracies</ulink> to planetary meltdown caused by denial-inspired climate " -"inaction. Our world is on fire, and so we have to put the fires out — to " -"figure out how to help people see the truth of the world through the " -"conspiracies they’ve been confused by." -msgstr "" -"Wiara w konspirację to szalejący pożar, który wyrządził już rzeczywiste " -"szkody i stał się realnym zagrożeniem dla naszej planety i jej gatunków w " -"wyniku epidemii <ulink url=\"https://www.cdc.gov/measles/cases-outbreaks.html" -"\">rozpoczętej odmową szczepień</ulink> poprzez ludobójstwa <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/15/technology/myanmar-facebook-genocide." -"html\">wywołane przez rasistowskich konspiratorów</ulink>. Prowadzi to do " -"planetarnego stapiającego wszystko tygla, spowodowanego bezczynnością, " -"zainspirowaną zaprzeczeniem problemu klimatycznego. Nasz świat płonie, więc " -"musimy ugasić pożary, aby dowiedzieć się, jak pomóc ludziom w zobaczeniu " -"prawdy o świecie poprzez spiski, które ich zmyliły." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But firefighting is reactive. We need fire <emphasis>prevention</emphasis>. " -"We need to strike at the traumatic material conditions that make people " -"vulnerable to the contagion of conspiracy. Here, too, tech has a role to " -"play." -msgstr "" -"Ale gaszenie pożarów jest ma reaktywny charakter. Musimy " -"także<emphasis>zapobiegać</emphasis> pożarom. Musimy uderzyć w traumatyczne " -"warunki materialne, które czynią ludzi podatnymi na zarażenie konspiracją. " -"Tutaj również technologia ma do odegrania ważną rolę." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s no shortage of proposals to address this. From the EU’s <ulink url=" -"\"https://edri.org/tag/terreg/\">Terrorist Content Regulation</ulink>, which " -"requires platforms to police and remove <quote>extremist</quote> content, to " -"the U.S. proposals to <ulink url=\"https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/03/" -"earn-it-act-violates-constitution\">force tech companies to spy on their " -"users</ulink> and hold them liable <ulink url=\"https://www.natlawreview.com/" -"article/repeal-cda-section-230\">for their users’ bad speech</ulink>, " -"there’s a lot of energy to force tech companies to solve the problems they " -"created." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s a critical piece missing from the debate, though. All these " -"solutions assume that tech companies are a fixture, that their dominance " -"over the internet is a permanent fact. Proposals to replace Big Tech with a " -"more diffused, pluralistic internet are nowhere to be found. Worse: The " -"<quote>solutions</quote> on the table today <emphasis>require</emphasis> Big " -"Tech to stay big because only the very largest companies can afford to " -"implement the systems these laws demand." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Figuring out what we want our tech to look like is crucial if we’re going to " -"get out of this mess. Today, we’re at a crossroads where we’re trying to " -"figure out if we want to fix the Big Tech companies that dominate our " -"internet or if we want to fix the internet itself by unshackling it from Big " -"Tech’s stranglehold. We can’t do both, so we have to choose." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I want us to choose wisely. Taming Big Tech is integral to fixing the " -"Internet, and for that, we need digital rights activism." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Digital rights activism, a quarter-century on" -msgstr "Aktywizm praw cyfrowych, krótka historia 25 lat działalności" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Digital rights activism is more than 30 years old now. The Electronic " -"Frontier Foundation turned 30 this year; the Free Software Foundation " -"launched in 1985. For most of the history of the movement, the most " -"prominent criticism leveled against it was that it was irrelevant: The real " -"activist causes were real-world causes (think of the skepticism when <ulink " -"url=\"https://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news/article/finland-legal-right-to-" -"broadband-for-all-citizens/#:~:text=Global%20Legal%20Monitor,-Home%20%7C" -"%20Search%20%7C%20Browse&text=(July%206%2C%202010)%20On,connection" -"%20100%20MBPS%20by%202015.\">Finland declared broadband a human right in " -"2010</ulink>), and real-world activism was shoe-leather activism (think of " -"Malcolm Gladwell’s <ulink url=\"https://www.newyorker.com/" -"magazine/2010/10/04/small-change-malcolm-gladwell\">contempt for " -"<quote>clicktivism</quote></ulink>). But as tech has grown more central to " -"our daily lives, these accusations of irrelevance have given way first to " -"accusations of insincerity (<quote>You only care about tech because you’re " -"<ulink url=\"https://www.ipwatchdog.com/2018/06/04/report-engine-eff-shills-" -"google-patent-reform/id=98007/\">shilling for tech companies</ulink></" -"quote>) to accusations of negligence (<quote>Why didn’t you foresee that " -"tech could be such a destructive force?</quote>). But digital rights " -"activism is right where it’s always been: looking out for the humans in a " -"world where tech is inexorably taking over." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The latest version of this critique comes in the form of <quote>surveillance " -"capitalism,</quote> a term coined by business professor Shoshana Zuboff in " -"her long and influential 2019 book, <emphasis>The Age of Surveillance " -"Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power</" -"emphasis>. Zuboff argues that <quote>surveillance capitalism</quote> is a " -"unique creature of the tech industry and that it is unlike any other abusive " -"commercial practice in history, one that is <quote>constituted by unexpected " -"and often illegible mechanisms of extraction, commodification, and control " -"that effectively exile persons from their own behavior while producing new " -"markets of behavioral prediction and modification. Surveillance capitalism " -"challenges democratic norms and departs in key ways from the centuries-long " -"evolution of market capitalism.</quote> It is a new and deadly form of " -"capitalism, a <quote>rogue capitalism,</quote> and our lack of understanding " -"of its unique capabilities and dangers represents an existential, species-" -"wide threat. She’s right that capitalism today threatens our species, and " -"she’s right that tech poses unique challenges to our species and " -"civilization, but she’s really wrong about how tech is different and why it " -"threatens our species." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"What’s more, I think that her incorrect diagnosis will lead us down a path " -"that ends up making Big Tech stronger, not weaker. We need to take down Big " -"Tech, and to do that, we need to start by correctly identifying the problem." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Tech exceptionalism, then and now" -msgstr "Wyjątkowość Technologii, dawniej i obecnie" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Early critics of the digital rights movement — perhaps best represented by " -"campaigning organizations like the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Free " -"Software Foundation, Public Knowledge, and others that focused on preserving " -"and enhancing basic human rights in the digital realm — damned activists for " -"practicing <quote>tech exceptionalism.</quote> Around the turn of the " -"millennium, serious people ridiculed any claim that tech policy mattered in " -"the <quote>real world.</quote> Claims that tech rules had implications for " -"speech, association, privacy, search and seizure, and fundamental rights and " -"equities were treated as ridiculous, an elevation of the concerns of sad " -"nerds arguing about <emphasis>Star Trek</emphasis> on bulletin board systems " -"above the struggles of the Freedom Riders, Nelson Mandela, or the Warsaw " -"ghetto uprising." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In the decades since, accusations of <quote>tech exceptionalism</quote> have " -"only sharpened as tech’s role in everyday life has expanded: Now that tech " -"has infiltrated every corner of our life and our online lives have been " -"monopolized by a handful of giants, defenders of digital freedoms are " -"accused of carrying water for Big Tech, providing cover for its self-" -"interested negligence (or worse, nefarious plots)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"From my perspective, the digital rights movement has remained stationary " -"while the rest of the world has moved. From the earliest days, the " -"movement’s concern was users and the toolsmiths who provided the code they " -"needed to realize their fundamental rights. Digital rights activists only " -"cared about companies to the extent that companies were acting to uphold " -"users’ rights (or, just as often, when companies were acting so foolishly " -"that they threatened to bring down new rules that would also make it harder " -"for good actors to help users)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The <quote>surveillance capitalism</quote> critique recasts the digital " -"rights movement in a new light again: not as alarmists who overestimate the " -"importance of their shiny toys nor as shills for big tech but as serene deck-" -"chair rearrangers whose long-standing activism is a liability because it " -"makes them incapable of perceiving novel threats as they continue to fight " -"the last century’s tech battles." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "But tech exceptionalism is a sin no matter who practices it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Don’t believe the hype" -msgstr "Nie wierz 'szumom' medialnym" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"You’ve probably heard that <quote>if you’re not paying for the product, " -"you’re the product.</quote> As we’ll see below, that’s true, if incomplete. " -"But what is <emphasis>absolutely</emphasis> true is that ad-driven Big " -"Tech’s customers are advertisers, and what companies like Google and " -"Facebook sell is their ability to convince <emphasis>you</emphasis> to buy " -"stuff. Big Tech’s product is persuasion. The services — social media, search " -"engines, maps, messaging, and more — are delivery systems for persuasion." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The fear of surveillance capitalism starts from the (correct) presumption " -"that everything Big Tech says about itself is probably a lie. But the " -"surveillance capitalism critique makes an exception for the claims Big Tech " -"makes in its sales literature — the breathless hype in the pitches to " -"potential advertisers online and in ad-tech seminars about the efficacy of " -"its products: It assumes that Big Tech is as good at influencing us as they " -"claim they are when they’re selling influencing products to credulous " -"customers. That’s a mistake because sales literature is not a reliable " -"indicator of a product’s efficacy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism assumes that because advertisers buy a lot of what " -"Big Tech is selling, Big Tech must be selling something real. But Big Tech’s " -"massive sales could just as easily be the result of a popular delusion or " -"something even more pernicious: monopolistic control over our communications " -"and commerce." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Being watched changes your behavior, and not for the better. It creates " -"risks for our social progress. Zuboff’s book features beautifully wrought " -"explanations of these phenomena. But Zuboff also claims that surveillance " -"literally robs us of our free will — that when our personal data is mixed " -"with machine learning, it creates a system of persuasion so devastating that " -"we are helpless before it. That is, Facebook uses an algorithm to analyze " -"the data it nonconsensually extracts from your daily life and uses it to " -"customize your feed in ways that get you to buy stuff. It is a mind-control " -"ray out of a 1950s comic book, wielded by mad scientists whose " -"supercomputers guarantee them perpetual and total world domination." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "What is persuasion?" -msgstr "Co to jest przekonywanie?" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To understand why you shouldn’t worry about mind-control rays — but why you " -"<emphasis>should</emphasis> worry about surveillance <emphasis>and</" -"emphasis> Big Tech — we must start by unpacking what we mean by " -"<quote>persuasion.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Google, Facebook, and other surveillance capitalists promise their customers " -"(the advertisers) that if they use machine-learning tools trained on " -"unimaginably large data sets of nonconsensually harvested personal " -"information, they will be able to uncover ways to bypass the rational " -"faculties of the public and direct their behavior, creating a stream of " -"purchases, votes, and other desired outcomes." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"The impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and should be " -"central to our analysis and any remedies we seek." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But there’s little evidence that this is happening. Instead, the predictions " -"that surveillance capitalism delivers to its customers are much less " -"impressive. Rather than finding ways to bypass our rational faculties, " -"surveillance capitalists like Mark Zuckerberg mostly do one or more of three " -"things:" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "1. Segmenting" -msgstr "1. Segmentacja" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"If you’re selling diapers, you have better luck if you pitch them to people " -"in maternity wards. Not everyone who enters or leaves a maternity ward just " -"had a baby, and not everyone who just had a baby is in the market for " -"diapers. But having a baby is a really reliable correlate of being in the " -"market for diapers, and being in a maternity ward is highly correlated with " -"having a baby. Hence diaper ads around maternity wards (and even pitchmen " -"for baby products, who haunt maternity wards with baskets full of freebies)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism is segmenting times a billion. Diaper vendors can go " -"way beyond people in maternity wards (though they can do that, too, with " -"things like location-based mobile ads). They can target you based on " -"whether you’re reading articles about child-rearing, diapers, or a host of " -"other subjects, and data mining can suggest unobvious keywords to advertise " -"against. They can target you based on the articles you’ve recently read. " -"They can target you based on what you’ve recently purchased. They can target " -"you based on whether you receive emails or private messages about these " -"subjects — or even if you speak aloud about them (though Facebook and the " -"like convincingly claim that’s not happening — yet)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "This is seriously creepy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "But it’s not mind control." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "It doesn’t deprive you of your free will. It doesn’t trick you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Think of how surveillance capitalism works in politics. Surveillance " -"capitalist companies sell political operatives the power to locate people " -"who might be receptive to their pitch. Candidates campaigning on finance " -"industry corruption seek people struggling with debt; candidates campaigning " -"on xenophobia seek out racists. Political operatives have always targeted " -"their message whether their intentions were honorable or not: Union " -"organizers set up pitches at factory gates, and white supremacists hand out " -"fliers at John Birch Society meetings." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But this is an inexact and thus wasteful practice. The union organizer can’t " -"know which worker to approach on the way out of the factory gates and may " -"waste their time on a covert John Birch Society member; the white " -"supremacist doesn’t know which of the Birchers are so delusional that making " -"it to a meeting is as much as they can manage and which ones might be " -"convinced to cross the country to carry a tiki torch through the streets of " -"Charlottesville, Virginia." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Because targeting improves the yields on political pitches, it can " -"accelerate the pace of political upheaval by making it possible for everyone " -"who has secretly wished for the toppling of an autocrat — or just an 11-term " -"incumbent politician — to find everyone else who feels the same way at very " -"low cost. This has been critical to the rapid crystallization of recent " -"political movements including Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street as " -"well as less savory players like the far-right white nationalist movements " -"that marched in Charlottesville." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"It’s important to differentiate this kind of political organizing from " -"influence campaigns; finding people who secretly agree with you isn’t the " -"same as convincing people to agree with you. The rise of phenomena like " -"nonbinary or otherwise nonconforming gender identities is often " -"characterized by reactionaries as the result of online brainwashing " -"campaigns that convince impressionable people that they have been secretly " -"queer all along." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But the personal accounts of those who have come out tell a different story " -"where people who long harbored a secret about their gender were emboldened " -"by others coming forward and where people who knew that they were different " -"but lacked a vocabulary for discussing that difference learned the right " -"words from these low-cost means of finding people and learning about their " -"ideas." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "2. Deception" -msgstr "2. Podstęp" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Lies and fraud are pernicious, and surveillance capitalism supercharges them " -"through targeting. If you want to sell a fraudulent payday loan or subprime " -"mortgage, surveillance capitalism can help you find people who are both " -"desperate and unsophisticated and thus receptive to your pitch. This " -"accounts for the rise of many phenomena, like multilevel marketing schemes, " -"in which deceptive claims about potential earnings and the efficacy of sales " -"techniques are targeted at desperate people by advertising against search " -"queries that indicate, for example, someone struggling with ill-advised " -"loans." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism also abets fraud by making it easy to locate other " -"people who have been similarly deceived, forming a community of people who " -"reinforce one another’s false beliefs. Think of <ulink url=\"https://www." -"vulture.com/2020/01/the-dream-podcast-review.html\">the forums</ulink> where " -"people who are being victimized by multilevel marketing frauds gather to " -"trade tips on how to improve their luck in peddling the product." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Sometimes, online deception involves replacing someone’s correct beliefs " -"with incorrect ones, as it does in the anti-vaccination movement, whose " -"victims are often people who start out believing in vaccines but are " -"convinced by seemingly plausible evidence that leads them into the false " -"belief that vaccines are harmful." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But it’s much more common for fraud to succeed when it doesn’t have to " -"displace a true belief. When my daughter contracted head lice at daycare, " -"one of the daycare workers told me I could get rid of them by treating her " -"hair and scalp with olive oil. I didn’t know anything about head lice, and I " -"assumed that the daycare worker did, so I tried it (it didn’t work, and it " -"doesn’t work). It’s easy to end up with false beliefs when you simply don’t " -"know any better and when those beliefs are conveyed by someone who seems to " -"know what they’re doing." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"This is pernicious and difficult — and it’s also the kind of thing the " -"internet can help guard against by making true information available, " -"especially in a form that exposes the underlying deliberations among parties " -"with sharply divergent views, such as Wikipedia. But it’s not brainwashing; " -"it’s fraud. In the <ulink url=\"https://datasociety.net/library/data-voids/" -"\">majority of cases</ulink>, the victims of these fraud campaigns have an " -"informational void filled in the customary way, by consulting a seemingly " -"reliable source. If I look up the length of the Brooklyn Bridge and learn " -"that it is 5,800 feet long, but in reality, it is 5,989 feet long, the " -"underlying deception is a problem, but it’s a problem with a simple remedy. " -"It’s a very different problem from the anti-vax issue in which someone’s " -"true belief is displaced by a false one by means of sophisticated persuasion." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "3. Domination" -msgstr "3. Dominacja" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalism is the result of monopoly. Monopoly is the cause, " -"and surveillance capitalism and its negative outcomes are the effects of " -"monopoly. I’ll get into this in depth later, but for now, suffice it to say " -"that the tech industry has grown up with a radical theory of antitrust that " -"has allowed companies to grow by merging with their rivals, buying up their " -"nascent competitors, and expanding to control whole market verticals." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"One example of how monopolism aids in persuasion is through dominance: " -"Google makes editorial decisions about its algorithms that determine the " -"sort order of the responses to our queries. If a cabal of fraudsters have " -"set out to trick the world into thinking that the Brooklyn Bridge is 5,800 " -"feet long, and if Google gives a high search rank to this group in response " -"to queries like <quote>How long is the Brooklyn Bridge?</quote> then the " -"first eight or 10 screens’ worth of Google results could be wrong. And since " -"most people don’t go beyond the first couple of results — let alone the " -"first <emphasis>page</emphasis> of results — Google’s choice means that many " -"people will be deceived." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Google’s dominance over search — more than 86% of web searches are performed " -"through Google — means that the way it orders its search results has an " -"outsized effect on public beliefs. Ironically, Google claims this is why it " -"can’t afford to have any transparency in its algorithm design: Google’s " -"search dominance makes the results of its sorting too important to risk " -"telling the world how it arrives at those results lest some bad actor " -"discover a flaw in the ranking system and exploit it to push its point of " -"view to the top of the search results. There’s an obvious remedy to a " -"company that is too big to audit: break it up into smaller pieces." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a <quote>rogue capitalism</quote> whose " -"data-hoarding and machine-learning techniques rob us of our free will. But " -"influence campaigns that seek to displace existing, correct beliefs with " -"false ones have an effect that is small and temporary while monopolistic " -"dominance over informational systems has massive, enduring effects. " -"Controlling the results to the world’s search queries means controlling " -"access both to arguments and their rebuttals and, thus, control over much of " -"the world’s beliefs. If our concern is how corporations are foreclosing on " -"our ability to make up our own minds and determine our own futures, the " -"impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and should be " -"central to our analysis and any remedies we seek." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><title> -msgid "4. Bypassing our rational faculties" -msgstr "4. Omijanie naszych racjonalnych zdolności" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis>This</emphasis> is the good stuff: using machine learning, " -"<quote>dark patterns,</quote> engagement hacking, and other techniques to " -"get us to do things that run counter to our better judgment. This is mind " -"control." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Some of these techniques have proven devastatingly effective (if only in the " -"short term). The use of countdown timers on a purchase completion page can " -"create a sense of urgency that causes you to ignore the nagging internal " -"voice suggesting that you should shop around or sleep on your decision. The " -"use of people from your social graph in ads can provide <quote>social proof</" -"quote> that a purchase is worth making. Even the auction system pioneered by " -"eBay is calculated to play on our cognitive blind spots, letting us feel " -"like we <quote>own</quote> something because we bid on it, thus encouraging " -"us to bid again when we are outbid to ensure that <quote>our</quote> things " -"stay ours." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Games are extraordinarily good at this. <quote>Free to play</quote> games " -"manipulate us through many techniques, such as presenting players with a " -"series of smoothly escalating challenges that create a sense of mastery and " -"accomplishment but which sharply transition into a set of challenges that " -"are impossible to overcome without paid upgrades. Add some social proof to " -"the mix — a stream of notifications about how well your friends are faring — " -"and before you know it, you’re buying virtual power-ups to get to the next " -"level." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Companies have risen and fallen on these techniques, and the <quote>fallen</" -"quote> part is worth paying attention to. In general, living things adapt to " -"stimulus: Something that is very compelling or noteworthy when you first " -"encounter it fades with repetition until you stop noticing it altogether. " -"Consider the refrigerator hum that irritates you when it starts up but " -"disappears into the background so thoroughly that you only notice it when it " -"stops again." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"That’s why behavioral conditioning uses <quote>intermittent reinforcement " -"schedules.</quote> Instead of giving you a steady drip of encouragement or " -"setbacks, games and gamified services scatter rewards on a randomized " -"schedule — often enough to keep you interested and random enough that you " -"can never quite find the pattern that would make it boring." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Intermittent reinforcement is a powerful behavioral tool, but it also " -"represents a collective action problem for surveillance capitalism. The " -"<quote>engagement techniques</quote> invented by the behaviorists of " -"surveillance capitalist companies are quickly copied across the whole sector " -"so that what starts as a mysteriously compelling fillip in the design of a " -"service—like <quote>pull to refresh</quote> or alerts when someone likes " -"your posts or side quests that your characters get invited to while in the " -"midst of main quests—quickly becomes dully ubiquitous. The impossible-to-" -"nail-down nonpattern of randomized drips from your phone becomes a grey-" -"noise wall of sound as every single app and site starts to make use of " -"whatever seems to be working at the time." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"From the surveillance capitalist’s point of view, our adaptive capacity is " -"like a harmful bacterium that deprives it of its food source — our attention " -"— and novel techniques for snagging that attention are like new antibiotics " -"that can be used to breach our defenses and destroy our self-determination. " -"And there <emphasis>are</emphasis> techniques like that. Who can forget the " -"Great Zynga Epidemic, when all of our friends were caught in " -"<emphasis>FarmVille</emphasis>’s endless, mindless dopamine loops? But every " -"new attention-commanding technique is jumped on by the whole industry and " -"used so indiscriminately that antibiotic resistance sets in. Given enough " -"repetition, almost all of us develop immunity to even the most powerful " -"techniques — by 2013, two years after Zynga’s peak, its user base had halved." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Not everyone, of course. Some people never adapt to stimulus, just as some " -"people never stop hearing the hum of the refrigerator. This is why most " -"people who are exposed to slot machines play them for a while and then move " -"on while a small and tragic minority liquidate their kids’ college funds, " -"buy adult diapers, and position themselves in front of a machine until they " -"collapse." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"But surveillance capitalism’s margins on behavioral modification suck. " -"Tripling the rate at which someone buys a widget sounds great <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.forbes.com/sites/priceonomics/2018/03/09/the-advertising-" -"conversion-rates-for-every-major-tech-platform/#2f6a67485957\">unless the " -"base rate is way less than 1%</ulink> with an improved rate of… still less " -"than 1%. Even penny slot machines pull down pennies for every spin while " -"surveillance capitalism rakes in infinitesimal penny fractions." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"Slot machines’ high returns mean that they can be profitable just by " -"draining the fortunes of the small rump of people who are pathologically " -"vulnerable to them and unable to adapt to their tricks. But surveillance " -"capitalism can’t survive on the fractional pennies it brings down from that " -"vulnerable sliver — that’s why, after the Great Zynga Epidemic had finally " -"burned itself out, the small number of still-addicted players left behind " -"couldn’t sustain it as a global phenomenon. And new powerful attention " -"weapons aren’t easy to find, as is evidenced by the long years since the " -"last time Zynga had a hit. Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars that " -"Zynga has to spend on developing new tools to blast through our adaptation, " -"it has never managed to repeat the lucky accident that let it snag so much " -"of our attention for a brief moment in 2009. Powerhouses like Supercell have " -"fared a little better, but they are rare and throw away many failures for " -"every success." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><sect2><para> -msgid "" -"The vulnerability of small segments of the population to dramatic, efficient " -"corporate manipulation is a real concern that’s worthy of our attention and " -"energy. But it’s not an existential threat to society." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "" -"If data is the new oil, then surveillance capitalism’s engine has a leak" -msgstr "" -"Jeśli dane są nowym paliwem, to silnik kapitalistycznych systemów nadzoru ma " -"wyciek" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This adaptation problem offers an explanation for one of surveillance " -"capitalism’s most alarming traits: its relentless hunger for data and its " -"endless expansion of data-gathering capabilities through the spread of " -"sensors, online surveillance, and acquisition of data streams from third " -"parties." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff observes this phenomenon and concludes that data must be very " -"valuable if surveillance capitalism is so hungry for it. (In her words: " -"<quote>Just as industrial capitalism was driven to the continuous " -"intensification of the means of production, so surveillance capitalists and " -"their market players are now locked into the continuous intensification of " -"the means of behavioral modification and the gathering might of " -"instrumentarian power.</quote>) But what if the voracious appetite is " -"because data has such a short half-life — because people become inured so " -"quickly to new, data-driven persuasion techniques — that the companies are " -"locked in an arms race with our limbic system? What if it’s all a Red " -"Queen’s race where they have to run ever faster — collect ever-more data — " -"just to stay in the same spot?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Of course, all of Big Tech’s persuasion techniques work in concert with one " -"another, and collecting data is useful beyond mere behavioral trickery." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If someone wants to recruit you to buy a refrigerator or join a pogrom, they " -"might use profiling and targeting to send messages to people they judge to " -"be good sales prospects. The messages themselves may be deceptive, making " -"claims about things you’re not very knowledgeable about (food safety and " -"energy efficiency or eugenics and historical claims about racial " -"superiority). They might use search engine optimization and/or armies of " -"fake reviewers and commenters and/or paid placement to dominate the " -"discourse so that any search for further information takes you back to their " -"messages. And finally, they may refine the different pitches using machine " -"learning and other techniques to figure out what kind of pitch works best on " -"someone like you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Each phase of this process benefits from surveillance: The more data they " -"have, the more precisely they can profile you and target you with specific " -"messages. Think of how you’d sell a fridge if you knew that the warranty on " -"your prospect’s fridge just expired and that they were expecting a tax " -"rebate in April." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Also, the more data they have, the better they can craft deceptive messages " -"— if I know that you’re into genealogy, I might not try to feed you " -"pseudoscience about genetic differences between <quote>races,</quote> " -"sticking instead to conspiratorial secret histories of <quote>demographic " -"replacement</quote> and the like." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook also helps you locate people who have the same odious or antisocial " -"views as you. It makes it possible to find other people who want to carry " -"tiki torches through the streets of Charlottesville in Confederate cosplay. " -"It can help you find other people who want to join your militia and go to " -"the border to look for undocumented migrants to terrorize. It can help you " -"find people who share your belief that vaccines are poison and that the " -"Earth is flat." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There is one way in which targeted advertising uniquely benefits those " -"advocating for socially unacceptable causes: It is invisible. Racism is " -"widely geographically dispersed, and there are few places where racists — " -"and only racists — gather. This is similar to the problem of selling " -"refrigerators in that potential refrigerator purchasers are geographically " -"dispersed and there are few places where you can buy an ad that will be " -"primarily seen by refrigerator customers. But buying a refrigerator is " -"socially acceptable while being a Nazi is not, so you can buy a billboard or " -"advertise in the newspaper sports section for your refrigerator business, " -"and the only potential downside is that your ad will be seen by a lot of " -"people who don’t want refrigerators, resulting in a lot of wasted expense." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But even if you wanted to advertise your Nazi movement on a billboard or " -"prime-time TV or the sports section, you would struggle to find anyone " -"willing to sell you the space for your ad partly because they disagree with " -"your views and partly because they fear censure (boycott, reputational " -"damage, etc.) from other people who disagree with your views." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Targeted ads solve this problem: On the internet, every ad unit can be " -"different for every person, meaning that you can buy ads that are only shown " -"to people who appear to be Nazis and not to people who hate Nazis. When " -"there’s spillover — when someone who hates racism is shown a racist " -"recruiting ad — there is some fallout; the platform or publication might get " -"an angry public or private denunciation. But the nature of the risk assumed " -"by an online ad buyer is different than the risks to a traditional publisher " -"or billboard owner who might want to run a Nazi ad." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Online ads are placed by algorithms that broker between a diverse ecosystem " -"of self-serve ad platforms that anyone can buy an ad through, so the Nazi ad " -"that slips onto your favorite online publication isn’t seen as their moral " -"failing but rather as a failure in some distant, upstream ad supplier. When " -"a publication gets a complaint about an offensive ad that’s appearing in one " -"of its units, it can take some steps to block that ad, but the Nazi might " -"buy a slightly different ad from a different broker serving the same unit. " -"And in any event, internet users increasingly understand that when they see " -"an ad, it’s likely that the advertiser did not choose that publication and " -"that the publication has no idea who its advertisers are." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These layers of indirection between advertisers and publishers serve as " -"moral buffers: Today’s moral consensus is largely that publishers shouldn’t " -"be held responsible for the ads that appear on their pages because they’re " -"not actively choosing to put those ads there. Because of this, Nazis are " -"able to overcome significant barriers to organizing their movement." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Data has a complex relationship with domination. Being able to spy on your " -"customers can alert you to their preferences for your rivals and allow you " -"to head off your rivals at the pass." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"More importantly, if you can dominate the information space while also " -"gathering data, then you make other deceptive tactics stronger because it’s " -"harder to break out of the web of deceit you’re spinning. Domination — that " -"is, ultimately becoming a monopoly — and not the data itself is the " -"supercharger that makes every tactic worth pursuing because monopolistic " -"domination deprives your target of an escape route." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you’re a Nazi who wants to ensure that your prospects primarily see " -"deceptive, confirming information when they search for more, you can improve " -"your odds by seeding the search terms they use through your initial " -"communications. You don’t need to own the top 10 results for <quote>voter " -"suppression</quote> if you can convince your marks to confine their search " -"terms to <quote>voter fraud,</quote> which throws up a very different set of " -"search results." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance capitalists are like stage mentalists who claim that their " -"extraordinary insights into human behavior let them guess the word that you " -"wrote down and folded up in your pocket but who really use shills, hidden " -"cameras, sleight of hand, and brute-force memorization to amaze you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Or perhaps they’re more like pick-up artists, the misogynistic cult that " -"promises to help awkward men have sex with women by teaching them " -"<quote>neurolinguistic programming</quote> phrases, body language " -"techniques, and psychological manipulation tactics like <quote>negging</" -"quote> — offering unsolicited negative feedback to women to lower their self-" -"esteem and prick their interest." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Some pick-up artists eventually manage to convince women to go home with " -"them, but it’s not because these men have figured out how to bypass women’s " -"critical faculties. Rather, pick-up artists’ <quote>success</quote> stories " -"are a mix of women who were incapable of giving consent, women who were " -"coerced, women who were intoxicated, self-destructive women, and a few women " -"who were sober and in command of their faculties but who didn’t realize " -"straightaway that they were with terrible men but rectified the error as " -"soon as they could." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Pick-up artists <emphasis>believe</emphasis> they have figured out a secret " -"back door that bypasses women’s critical faculties, but they haven’t. Many " -"of the tactics they deploy, like negging, became the butt of jokes (just " -"like people joke about bad ad targeting), and there’s a good chance that " -"anyone they try these tactics on will immediately recognize them and dismiss " -"the men who use them as irredeemable losers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Pick-up artists are proof that people can believe they have developed a " -"system of mind control <emphasis>even when it doesn’t work</emphasis>. Pick-" -"up artists simply exploit the fact that one-in-a-million chances can come " -"through for you if you make a million attempts, and then they assume that " -"the other 999,999 times, they simply performed the technique incorrectly and " -"commit themselves to doing better next time. There’s only one group of " -"people who find pick-up artist lore reliably convincing: other would-be pick-" -"up artists whose anxiety and insecurity make them vulnerable to scammers and " -"delusional men who convince them that if they pay for tutelage and follow " -"instructions, then they will someday succeed. Pick-up artists assume they " -"fail to entice women because they are bad at being pick-up artists, not " -"because pick-up artistry is bullshit. Pick-up artists are bad at selling " -"themselves to women, but they’re much better at selling themselves to men " -"who pay to learn the secrets of pick-up artistry." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Department store pioneer John Wanamaker is said to have lamented, " -"<quote>Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I " -"don’t know which half.</quote> The fact that Wanamaker thought that only " -"half of his advertising spending was wasted is a tribute to the " -"persuasiveness of advertising executives, who are <emphasis>much</emphasis> " -"better at convincing potential clients to buy their services than they are " -"at convincing the general public to buy their clients’ wares." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "What is Facebook?" -msgstr "Co to jest Facebook?" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook is heralded as the origin of all of our modern plagues, and it’s " -"not hard to see why. Some tech companies want to lock their users in but " -"make their money by monopolizing access to the market for apps for their " -"devices and gouging them on prices rather than by spying on them (like " -"Apple). Some companies don’t care about locking in users because they’ve " -"figured out how to spy on them no matter where they are and what they’re " -"doing and can turn that surveillance into money (Google). Facebook alone " -"among the Western tech giants has built a business based on locking in its " -"users <emphasis>and</emphasis> spying on them all the time." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook’s surveillance regime is really without parallel in the Western " -"world. Though Facebook tries to prevent itself from being visible on the " -"public web, hiding most of what goes on there from people unless they’re " -"logged into Facebook, the company has nevertheless booby-trapped the entire " -"web with surveillance tools in the form of Facebook <quote>Like</quote> " -"buttons that web publishers include on their sites to boost their Facebook " -"profiles. Facebook also makes various libraries and other useful code " -"snippets available to web publishers that act as surveillance tendrils on " -"the sites where they’re used, funneling information about visitors to the " -"site — newspapers, dating sites, message boards — to Facebook." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but " -"because it is <emphasis>big</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook offers similar tools to app developers, so the apps — games, fart " -"machines, business review services, apps for keeping abreast of your kid’s " -"schooling — you use will send information about your activities to Facebook " -"even if you don’t have a Facebook account and even if you don’t download or " -"use Facebook apps. On top of all that, Facebook buys data from third-party " -"brokers on shopping habits, physical location, use of <quote>loyalty</quote> " -"programs, financial transactions, etc., and cross-references that with the " -"dossiers it develops on activity on Facebook and with apps and the public " -"web." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Though it’s easy to integrate the web with Facebook — linking to news " -"stories and such — Facebook products are generally not available to be " -"integrated back into the web itself. You can embed a tweet in a Facebook " -"post, but if you embed a Facebook post in a tweet, you just get a link back " -"to Facebook and must log in before you can see it. Facebook has used extreme " -"technological and legal countermeasures to prevent rivals from allowing " -"their users to embed Facebook snippets in competing services or to create " -"alternative interfaces to Facebook that merge your Facebook inbox with those " -"of other services that you use." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And Facebook is incredibly popular, with 2.3 billion claimed users (though " -"many believe this figure to be inflated). Facebook has been used to organize " -"genocidal pogroms, racist riots, anti-vaccination movements, flat Earth " -"cults, and the political lives of some of the world’s ugliest, most brutal " -"autocrats. There are some really alarming things going on in the world, and " -"Facebook is implicated in many of them, so it’s easy to conclude that these " -"bad things are the result of Facebook’s mind-control system, which it rents " -"out to anyone with a few bucks to spend." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To understand what role Facebook plays in the formulation and mobilization " -"of antisocial movements, we need to understand the dual nature of Facebook." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Because it has a lot of users and a lot of data about those users, Facebook " -"is a very efficient tool for locating people with hard-to-find traits, the " -"kinds of traits that are widely diffused in the population such that " -"advertisers have historically struggled to find a cost-effective way to " -"reach them. Think back to refrigerators: Most of us only replace our major " -"appliances a few times in our entire lives. If you’re a refrigerator " -"manufacturer or retailer, you have these brief windows in the life of a " -"consumer during which they are pondering a purchase, and you have to somehow " -"reach them. Anyone who’s ever registered a title change after buying a house " -"can attest that appliance manufacturers are incredibly desperate to reach " -"anyone who has even the slenderest chance of being in the market for a new " -"fridge." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook makes finding people shopping for refrigerators a <emphasis>lot</" -"emphasis> easier. It can target ads to people who’ve registered a new home " -"purchase, to people who’ve searched for refrigerator buying advice, to " -"people who have complained about their fridge dying, or any combination " -"thereof. It can even target people who’ve recently bought <emphasis>other</" -"emphasis> kitchen appliances on the theory that someone who’s just replaced " -"their stove and dishwasher might be in a fridge-buying kind of mood. The " -"vast majority of people who are reached by these ads will not be in the " -"market for a new fridge, but — crucially — the percentage of people who " -"<emphasis>are</emphasis> looking for fridges that these ads reach is " -"<emphasis>much</emphasis> larger than it is than for any group that might be " -"subjected to traditional, offline targeted refrigerator marketing." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook also makes it a lot easier to find people who have the same rare " -"disease as you, which might have been impossible in earlier eras — the " -"closest fellow sufferer might otherwise be hundreds of miles away. It makes " -"it easier to find people who went to the same high school as you even though " -"decades have passed and your former classmates have all been scattered to " -"the four corners of the Earth." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook also makes it much easier to find people who hold the same rare " -"political beliefs as you. If you’ve always harbored a secret affinity for " -"socialism but never dared utter this aloud lest you be demonized by your " -"neighbors, Facebook can help you discover other people who feel the same way " -"(and it might just demonstrate to you that your affinity is more widespread " -"than you ever suspected). It can make it easier to find people who share " -"your sexual identity. And again, it can help you to understand that what " -"you thought was a shameful secret that affected only you was really a widely " -"shared trait, giving you both comfort and the courage to come out to the " -"people in your life." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All of this presents a dilemma for Facebook: Targeting makes the company’s " -"ads more effective than traditional ads, but it also lets advertisers see " -"just how effective their ads are. While advertisers are pleased to learn " -"that Facebook ads are more effective than ads on systems with less " -"sophisticated targeting, advertisers can also see that in nearly every case, " -"the people who see their ads ignore them. Or, at best, the ads work on a " -"subconscious level, creating nebulous unmeasurables like <quote>brand " -"recognition.</quote> This means that the price per ad is very low in nearly " -"every case." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To make things worse, many Facebook groups spark precious little discussion. " -"Your little-league soccer team, the people with the same rare disease as " -"you, and the people you share a political affinity with may exchange the odd " -"flurry of messages at critical junctures, but on a daily basis, there’s not " -"much to say to your old high school chums or other hockey-card collectors." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"With nothing but <quote>organic</quote> discussion, Facebook would not " -"generate enough traffic to sell enough ads to make the money it needs to " -"continually expand by buying up its competitors while returning handsome " -"sums to its investors." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"So Facebook has to gin up traffic by sidetracking its own forums: Every time " -"Facebook’s algorithm injects controversial materials — inflammatory " -"political articles, conspiracy theories, outrage stories — into a group, it " -"can hijack that group’s nominal purpose with its desultory discussions and " -"supercharge those discussions by turning them into bitter, unproductive " -"arguments that drag on and on. Facebook is optimized for engagement, not " -"happiness, and it turns out that automated systems are pretty good at " -"figuring out things that people will get angry about." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Facebook <emphasis>can</emphasis> modify our behavior but only in a couple " -"of trivial ways. First, it can lock in all your friends and family members " -"so that you check and check and check with Facebook to find out what they " -"are up to; and second, it can make you angry and anxious. It can force you " -"to choose between being interrupted constantly by updates — a process that " -"breaks your concentration and makes it hard to be introspective — and " -"staying in touch with your friends. This is a very limited form of mind " -"control, and it can only really make us miserable, angry, and anxious." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is why Facebook’s targeting systems — both the ones it shows to " -"advertisers and the ones that let users find people who share their " -"interests — are so next-gen and smooth and easy to use as well as why its " -"message boards have a toolset that seems like it hasn’t changed since the " -"mid-2000s. If Facebook delivered an equally flexible, sophisticated message-" -"reading system to its users, those users could defend themselves against " -"being nonconsensually eyeball-fucked with Donald Trump headlines." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The more time you spend on Facebook, the more ads it gets to show you. The " -"solution to Facebook’s ads only working one in a thousand times is for the " -"company to try to increase how much time you spend on Facebook by a factor " -"of a thousand. Rather than thinking of Facebook as a company that has " -"figured out how to show you exactly the right ad in exactly the right way to " -"get you to do what its advertisers want, think of it as a company that has " -"figured out how to make you slog through an endless torrent of arguments " -"even though they make you miserable, spending so much time on the site that " -"it eventually shows you at least one ad that you respond to." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Monopoly and the right to the future tense" -msgstr "Monopol i prawo do czasu przyszłego" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff and her cohort are particularly alarmed at the extent to which " -"surveillance allows corporations to influence our decisions, taking away " -"something she poetically calls <quote>the right to the future tense</quote> " -"— that is, the right to decide for yourself what you will do in the future." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s true that advertising can tip the scales one way or another: When " -"you’re thinking of buying a fridge, a timely fridge ad might end the search " -"on the spot. But Zuboff puts enormous and undue weight on the persuasive " -"power of surveillance-based influence techniques. Most of these don’t work " -"very well, and the ones that do won’t work for very long. The makers of " -"these influence tools are confident they will someday refine them into " -"systems of total control, but they are hardly unbiased observers, and the " -"risks from their dreams coming true are very speculative." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"By contrast, Zuboff is rather sanguine about 40 years of lax antitrust " -"practice that has allowed a handful of companies to dominate the internet, " -"ushering in an information age with, <ulink url=\"https://twitter.com/" -"tveastman/status/1069674780826071040\">as one person on Twitter noted</" -"ulink>, five giant websites each filled with screenshots of the other four." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"However, if we are to be alarmed that we might lose the right to choose for " -"ourselves what our future will hold, then monopoly’s nonspeculative, " -"concrete, here-and-now harms should be front and center in our debate over " -"tech policy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Start with <quote>digital rights management.</quote> In 1998, Bill Clinton " -"signed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) into law. It’s a complex " -"piece of legislation with many controversial clauses but none more so than " -"Section 1201, the <quote>anti-circumvention</quote> rule." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is a blanket ban on tampering with systems that restrict access to " -"copyrighted works. The ban is so thoroughgoing that it prohibits removing a " -"copyright lock even when no copyright infringement takes place. This is by " -"design: The activities that the DMCA’s Section 1201 sets out to ban are not " -"copyright infringements; rather, they are legal activities that frustrate " -"manufacturers’ commercial plans." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For example, Section 1201’s first major application was on DVD players as a " -"means of enforcing the region coding built into those devices. DVD-CCA, the " -"body that standardized DVDs and DVD players, divided the world into six " -"regions and specified that DVD players must check each disc to determine " -"which regions it was authorized to be played in. DVD players would have " -"their own corresponding region (a DVD player bought in the U.S. would be " -"region 1 while one bought in India would be region 5). If the player and the " -"disc’s region matched, the player would play the disc; otherwise, it would " -"reject it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"However, watching a lawfully produced disc in a country other than the one " -"where you purchased it is not copyright infringement — it’s the opposite. " -"Copyright law imposes this duty on customers for a movie: You must go into a " -"store, find a licensed disc, and pay the asking price. Do that — and " -"<emphasis>nothing else</emphasis> — and you and copyright are square with " -"one another." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The fact that a movie studio wants to charge Indians less than Americans or " -"release in Australia later than it releases in the U.K. has no bearing on " -"copyright law. Once you lawfully acquire a DVD, it is no copyright " -"infringement to watch it no matter where you happen to be." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"So DVD and DVD player manufacturers would not be able to use accusations of " -"abetting copyright infringement to punish manufacturers who made " -"noncompliant players that would play discs from any region or repair shops " -"that modified players to let you watch out-of-region discs or software " -"programmers who created programs to let you do this." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That’s where Section 1201 of the DMCA comes in: By banning tampering with an " -"<quote>access control,</quote> the rule gave manufacturers and rights " -"holders standing to sue competitors who released superior products with " -"lawful features that the market demanded (in this case, region-free players)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is an odious scam against consumers, but as time went by, Section 1201 " -"grew to encompass a rapidly expanding constellation of devices and services " -"as canny manufacturers have realized certain things:" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><itemizedlist><listitem><para> -msgid "" -"Any device with software in it contains a <quote>copyrighted work</quote> — " -"i.e., the software." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><itemizedlist><listitem><para> -msgid "" -"A device can be designed so that reconfiguring the software requires " -"bypassing an <quote>access control for copyrighted works,</quote> which is a " -"potential felony under Section 1201." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><itemizedlist><listitem><para> -msgid "" -"Thus, companies can control their customers’ behavior after they take home " -"their purchases by designing products so that all unpermitted uses require " -"modifications that fall afoul of Section 1201." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Section 1201 then becomes a means for manufacturers of all descriptions to " -"force their customers to arrange their affairs to benefit the manufacturers’ " -"shareholders instead of themselves." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This manifests in many ways: from a new generation of inkjet printers that " -"use countermeasures to prevent third-party ink that cannot be bypassed " -"without legal risks to similar systems in tractors that prevent third-party " -"technicians from swapping in the manufacturer’s own parts that are not " -"recognized by the tractor’s control system until it is supplied with a " -"manufacturer’s unlock code." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Closer to home, Apple’s iPhones use these measures to prevent both third-" -"party service and third-party software installation. This allows Apple to " -"decide when an iPhone is beyond repair and must be shredded and landfilled " -"as opposed to the iPhone’s purchaser. (Apple is notorious for its " -"environmentally catastrophic policy of destroying old electronics rather " -"than permitting them to be cannibalized for parts.) This is a very useful " -"power to wield, especially in light of CEO Tim Cook’s January 2019 warning " -"to investors that the company’s profits are endangered by customers choosing " -"to hold onto their phones for longer rather than replacing them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Apple’s use of copyright locks also allows it to establish a monopoly over " -"how its customers acquire software for their mobile devices. The App Store’s " -"commercial terms guarantee Apple a share of all revenues generated by the " -"apps sold there, meaning that Apple gets paid when you buy an app from its " -"store and then continues to get paid every time you buy something using that " -"app. This comes out of the bottom line of software developers, who must " -"either charge more or accept lower profits for their products." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Crucially, Apple’s use of copyright locks gives it the power to make " -"editorial decisions about which apps you may and may not install on your own " -"device. Apple has used this power to <ulink url=\"https://www.telegraph.co." -"uk/technology/apple/5982243/Apple-bans-dictionary-from-App-Store-over-swear-" -"words.html\">reject dictionaries</ulink> for containing obscene words; to " -"<ulink url=\"https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/538kan/apple-just-banned-the-" -"app-that-tracks-us-drone-strikes-again\">limit political speech</ulink>, " -"especially from apps that make sensitive political commentary such as an app " -"that notifies you every time a U.S. drone kills someone somewhere in the " -"world; and to <ulink url=\"https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2016-05-19-" -"palestinian-indie-game-must-not-be-called-a-game-apple-says\">object to a " -"game</ulink> that commented on the Israel-Palestine conflict." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Apple often justifies monopoly power over software installation in the name " -"of security, arguing that its vetting of apps for its store means that it " -"can guard its users against apps that contain surveillance code. But this " -"cuts both ways. In China, the government <ulink url=\"https://www.ft.com/" -"content/ad42e536-cf36-11e7-b781-794ce08b24dc\">ordered Apple to prohibit the " -"sale of privacy tools</ulink> like VPNs with the exception of VPNs that had " -"deliberately introduced flaws designed to let the Chinese state eavesdrop on " -"users. Because Apple uses technological countermeasures — with legal " -"backstops — to block customers from installing unauthorized apps, Chinese " -"iPhone owners cannot readily (or legally) acquire VPNs that would protect " -"them from Chinese state snooping." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a <quote>rogue capitalism.</quote> " -"Theoreticians of capitalism claim that its virtue is that it <ulink url=" -"\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_signal\">aggregates information in the " -"form of consumers’ decisions</ulink>, producing efficient markets. " -"Surveillance capitalism’s supposed power to rob its victims of their free " -"will through computationally supercharged influence campaigns means that our " -"markets no longer aggregate customers’ decisions because we customers no " -"longer decide — we are given orders by surveillance capitalism’s mind-" -"control rays." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If our concern is that markets cease to function when consumers can no " -"longer make choices, then copyright locks should concern us at " -"<emphasis>least</emphasis> as much as influence campaigns. An influence " -"campaign might nudge you to buy a certain brand of phone; but the copyright " -"locks on that phone absolutely determine where you get it serviced, which " -"apps can run on it, and when you have to throw it away rather than fixing it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Search order and the right to the future tense" -msgstr "Porządek wyszukiwania i prawo do czasu przyszłego" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Markets are posed as a kind of magic: By discovering otherwise hidden " -"information conveyed by the free choices of consumers, those consumers’ " -"local knowledge is integrated into a self-correcting system that makes " -"efficient allocations—more efficient than any computer could calculate. But " -"monopolies are incompatible with that notion. When you only have one app " -"store, the owner of the store — not the consumer — decides on the range of " -"choices. As Boss Tweed once said, <quote>I don’t care who does the electing, " -"so long as I get to do the nominating.</quote> A monopolized market is an " -"election whose candidates are chosen by the monopolist." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This ballot rigging is made more pernicious by the existence of monopolies " -"over search order. Google’s search market share is about 90%. When Google’s " -"ranking algorithm puts a result for a popular search term in its top 10, " -"that helps determine the behavior of millions of people. If Google’s answer " -"to <quote>Are vaccines dangerous?</quote> is a page that rebuts anti-vax " -"conspiracy theories, then a sizable portion of the public will learn that " -"vaccines are safe. If, on the other hand, Google sends those people to a " -"site affirming the anti-vax conspiracies, a sizable portion of those " -"millions will come away convinced that vaccines are dangerous." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Google’s algorithm is often tricked into serving disinformation as a " -"prominent search result. But in these cases, Google isn’t persuading people " -"to change their minds; it’s just presenting something untrue as fact when " -"the user has no cause to doubt it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is true whether the search is for <quote>Are vaccines dangerous?</" -"quote> or <quote>best restaurants near me.</quote> Most users will never " -"look past the first page of search results, and when the overwhelming " -"majority of people all use the same search engine, the ranking algorithm " -"deployed by that search engine will determine myriad outcomes (whether to " -"adopt a child, whether to have cancer surgery, where to eat dinner, where to " -"move, where to apply for a job) to a degree that vastly outstrips any " -"behavioral outcomes dictated by algorithmic persuasion techniques." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Many of the questions we ask search engines have no empirically correct " -"answers: <quote>Where should I eat dinner?</quote> is not an objective " -"question. Even questions that do have correct answers (<quote>Are vaccines " -"dangerous?</quote>) don’t have one empirically superior source for that " -"answer. Many pages affirm the safety of vaccines, so which one goes first? " -"Under conditions of competition, consumers can choose from many search " -"engines and stick with the one whose algorithmic judgment suits them best, " -"but under conditions of monopoly, we all get our answers from the same place." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Google’s search dominance isn’t a matter of pure merit: The company has " -"leveraged many tactics that would have been prohibited under classical, pre-" -"Ronald-Reagan antitrust enforcement standards to attain its dominance. After " -"all, this is a company that has developed two major products: a really good " -"search engine and a pretty good Hotmail clone. Every other major success " -"it’s had — Android, YouTube, Google Maps, etc. — has come through an " -"acquisition of a nascent competitor. Many of the company’s key divisions, " -"such as the advertising technology of DoubleClick, violate the historical " -"antitrust principle of structural separation, which forbade firms from " -"owning subsidiaries that competed with their customers. Railroads, for " -"example, were barred from owning freight companies that competed with the " -"shippers whose freight they carried." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If we’re worried about giant companies subverting markets by stripping " -"consumers of their ability to make free choices, then vigorous antitrust " -"enforcement seems like an excellent remedy. If we’d denied Google the right " -"to effect its many mergers, we would also have probably denied it its total " -"search dominance. Without that dominance, the pet theories, biases, errors " -"(and good judgment, too) of Google search engineers and product managers " -"would not have such an outsized effect on consumer choice." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This goes for many other companies. Amazon, a classic surveillance " -"capitalist, is obviously the dominant tool for searching Amazon — though " -"many people find their way to Amazon through Google searches and Facebook " -"posts — and obviously, Amazon controls Amazon search. That means that " -"Amazon’s own self-serving editorial choices—like promoting its own house " -"brands over rival goods from its sellers as well as its own pet theories, " -"biases, and errors— determine much of what we buy on Amazon. And since " -"Amazon is the dominant e-commerce retailer outside of China and since it " -"attained that dominance by buying up both large rivals and nascent " -"competitors in defiance of historical antitrust rules, we can blame the " -"monopoly for stripping consumers of their right to the future tense and the " -"ability to shape markets by making informed choices." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Not every monopolist is a surveillance capitalist, but that doesn’t mean " -"they’re not able to shape consumer choices in wide-ranging ways. Zuboff " -"lauds Apple for its App Store and iTunes Store, insisting that adding price " -"tags to the features on its platforms has been the secret to resisting " -"surveillance and thus creating markets. But Apple is the only retailer " -"allowed to sell on its platforms, and it’s the second-largest mobile device " -"vendor in the world. The independent software vendors that sell through " -"Apple’s marketplace accuse the company of the same surveillance sins as " -"Amazon and other big retailers: spying on its customers to find lucrative " -"new products to launch, effectively using independent software vendors as " -"free-market researchers, then forcing them out of any markets they discover." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Because of its use of copyright locks, Apple’s mobile customers are not " -"legally allowed to switch to a rival retailer for its apps if they want to " -"do so on an iPhone. Apple, obviously, is the only entity that gets to decide " -"how it ranks the results of search queries in its stores. These decisions " -"ensure that some apps are often installed (because they appear on page one) " -"and others are never installed (because they appear on page one million). " -"Apple’s search-ranking design decisions have a vastly more significant " -"effect on consumer behaviors than influence campaigns delivered by " -"surveillance capitalism’s ad-serving bots." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Monopolists can afford sleeping pills for watchdogs" -msgstr "Monopoliści mogą sobie pozwolić na proszki nasenne dla strażników" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Only the most extreme market ideologues think that markets can self-regulate " -"without state oversight. Markets need watchdogs — regulators, lawmakers, and " -"other elements of democratic control — to keep them honest. When these " -"watchdogs sleep on the job, then markets cease to aggregate consumer choices " -"because those choices are constrained by illegitimate and deceptive " -"activities that companies are able to get away with because no one is " -"holding them to account." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But this kind of regulatory capture doesn’t come cheap. In competitive " -"sectors, where rivals are constantly eroding one another’s margins, " -"individual firms lack the surplus capital to effectively lobby for laws and " -"regulations that serve their ends." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Many of the harms of surveillance capitalism are the result of weak or " -"nonexistent regulation. Those regulatory vacuums spring from the power of " -"monopolists to resist stronger regulation and to tailor what regulation " -"exists to permit their existing businesses." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Here’s an example: When firms over-collect and over-retain our data, they " -"are at increased risk of suffering a breach — you can’t leak data you never " -"collected, and once you delete all copies of that data, you can no longer " -"leak it. For more than a decade, we’ve lived through an endless parade of " -"ever-worsening data breaches, each one uniquely horrible in the scale of " -"data breached and the sensitivity of that data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But still, firms continue to over-collect and over-retain our data for three " -"reasons:" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis role=\"strong\">1. They are locked in the aforementioned limbic " -"arms race with our capacity to shore up our attentional defense systems to " -"resist their new persuasion techniques.</emphasis> They’re also locked in an " -"arms race with their competitors to find new ways to target people for sales " -"pitches. As soon as they discover a soft spot in our attentional defenses (a " -"counterintuitive, unobvious way to target potential refrigerator buyers), " -"the public begins to wise up to the tactic, and their competitors leap on " -"it, hastening the day in which all potential refrigerator buyers have been " -"inured to the pitch." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis role=\"strong\">2. They believe the surveillance capitalism story." -"</emphasis> Data is cheap to aggregate and store, and both proponents and " -"opponents of surveillance capitalism have assured managers and product " -"designers that if you collect enough data, you will be able to perform " -"sorcerous acts of mind control, thus supercharging your sales. Even if you " -"never figure out how to profit from the data, someone else will eventually " -"offer to buy it from you to give it a try. This is the hallmark of all " -"economic bubbles: acquiring an asset on the assumption that someone else " -"will buy it from you for more than you paid for it, often to sell to someone " -"else at an even greater price." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<emphasis role=\"strong\">3. The penalties for leaking data are negligible.</" -"emphasis> Most countries limit these penalties to actual damages, meaning " -"that consumers who’ve had their data breached have to show actual monetary " -"harms to get a reward. In 2014, Home Depot disclosed that it had lost credit-" -"card data for 53 million of its customers, but it settled the matter by " -"paying those customers about $0.34 each — and a third of that $0.34 wasn’t " -"even paid in cash. It took the form of a credit to procure a largely " -"ineffectual credit-monitoring service." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the harms from breaches are much more extensive than these actual-" -"damages rules capture. Identity thieves and fraudsters are wily and " -"endlessly inventive. All the vast breaches of our century are being " -"continuously recombined, the data sets merged and mined for new ways to " -"victimize the people whose data was present in them. Any reasonable, " -"evidence-based theory of deterrence and compensation for breaches would not " -"confine damages to actual damages but rather would allow users to claim " -"these future harms." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"However, even the most ambitious privacy rules, such as the EU General Data " -"Protection Regulation, fall far short of capturing the negative " -"externalities of the platforms’ negligent over-collection and over-" -"retention, and what penalties they do provide are not aggressively pursued " -"by regulators." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This tolerance of — or indifference to — data over-collection and over-" -"retention can be ascribed in part to the sheer lobbying muscle of the " -"platforms. They are so profitable that they can handily afford to divert " -"gigantic sums to fight any real change — that is, change that would force " -"them to internalize the costs of their surveillance activities." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And then there’s state surveillance, which the surveillance capitalism story " -"dismisses as a relic of another era when the big worry was being jailed for " -"your dissident speech, not having your free will stripped away with machine " -"learning." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But state surveillance and private surveillance are intimately related. As " -"we saw when Apple was conscripted by the Chinese government as a vital " -"collaborator in state surveillance, the only really affordable and tractable " -"way to conduct mass surveillance on the scale practiced by modern states — " -"both <quote>free</quote> and autocratic states — is to suborn commercial " -"services." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Whether it’s Google being used as a location tracking tool by local law " -"enforcement across the U.S. or the use of social media tracking by the " -"Department of Homeland Security to build dossiers on participants in " -"protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s family separation " -"practices, any hard limits on surveillance capitalism would hamstring the " -"state’s own surveillance capability. Without Palantir, Amazon, Google, and " -"other major tech contractors, U.S. cops would not be able to spy on Black " -"people, ICE would not be able to manage the caging of children at the U.S. " -"border, and state welfare systems would not be able to purge their rolls by " -"dressing up cruelty as empiricism and claiming that poor and vulnerable " -"people are ineligible for assistance. At least some of the states’ " -"unwillingness to take meaningful action to curb surveillance should be " -"attributed to this symbiotic relationship. There is no mass state " -"surveillance without mass commercial surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Monopolism is key to the project of mass state surveillance. It’s true that " -"smaller tech firms are apt to be less well-defended than Big Tech, whose " -"security experts are drawn from the tops of their field and who are given " -"enormous resources to secure and monitor their systems against intruders. " -"But smaller firms also have less to protect: fewer users whose data is more " -"fragmented across more systems and have to be suborned one at a time by " -"state actors." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"A concentrated tech sector that works with authorities is a much more " -"powerful ally in the project of mass state surveillance than a fragmented " -"one composed of smaller actors. The U.S. tech sector is small enough that " -"all of its top executives fit around a single boardroom table in Trump Tower " -"in 2017, shortly after Trump’s inauguration. Most of its biggest players bid " -"to win JEDI, the Pentagon’s $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense " -"Infrastructure cloud contract. Like other highly concentrated industries, " -"Big Tech rotates its key employees in and out of government service, sending " -"them to serve in the Department of Defense and the White House, then hiring " -"ex-Pentagon and ex-DOD top staffers and officers to work in their own " -"government relations departments." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"They can even make a good case for doing this: After all, when there are " -"only four or five big companies in an industry, everyone qualified to " -"regulate those companies has served as an executive in at least a couple of " -"them — because, likewise, when there are only five companies in an industry, " -"everyone qualified for a senior role at any of them is by definition working " -"at one of the other ones." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"While surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies certainly abet " -"surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Industries that are competitive are fragmented — composed of companies that " -"are at each other’s throats all the time and eroding one another’s margins " -"in bids to steal their best customers. This leaves them with much more " -"limited capital to use to lobby for favorable rules and a much harder job of " -"getting everyone to agree to pool their resources to benefit the industry as " -"a whole." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance combined with machine learning is supposed to be an existential " -"crisis, a species-defining moment at which our free will is just a few more " -"advances in the field from being stripped away. I am skeptical of this " -"claim, but I <emphasis>do</emphasis> think that tech poses an existential " -"threat to our society and possibly our species." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "But that threat grows out of monopoly." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"One of the consequences of tech’s regulatory capture is that it can shift " -"liability for poor security decisions onto its customers and the wider " -"society. It is absolutely normal in tech for companies to obfuscate the " -"workings of their products, to make them deliberately hard to understand, " -"and to threaten security researchers who seek to independently audit those " -"products." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"IT is the only field in which this is practiced: No one builds a bridge or a " -"hospital and keeps the composition of the steel or the equations used to " -"calculate load stresses a secret. It is a frankly bizarre practice that " -"leads, time and again, to grotesque security defects on farcical scales, " -"with whole classes of devices being revealed as vulnerable long after they " -"are deployed in the field and put into sensitive places." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The monopoly power that keeps any meaningful consequences for breaches at " -"bay means that tech companies continue to build terrible products that are " -"insecure by design and that end up integrated into our lives, in possession " -"of our data, and connected to our physical world. For years, Boeing has " -"struggled with the aftermath of a series of bad technology decisions that " -"made its 737 fleet a global pariah, a rare instance in which bad tech " -"decisions have been seriously punished in the market." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These bad security decisions are compounded yet again by the use of " -"copyright locks to enforce business-model decisions against consumers. " -"Recall that these locks have become the go-to means for shaping consumer " -"behavior, making it technically impossible to use third-party ink, insulin, " -"apps, or service depots in connection with your lawfully acquired property." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Recall also that these copyright locks are backstopped by legislation (such " -"as Section 1201 of the DMCA or Article 6 of the 2001 EU Copyright Directive) " -"that ban tampering with (<quote>circumventing</quote>) them, and these " -"statutes have been used to threaten security researchers who make " -"disclosures about vulnerabilities without permission from manufacturers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This amounts to a manufacturer’s veto over safety warnings and criticism. " -"While this is far from the legislative intent of the DMCA and its sister " -"statutes around the world, Congress has not intervened to clarify the " -"statute nor will it because to do so would run counter to the interests of " -"powerful, large firms whose lobbying muscle is unstoppable." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Copyright locks are a double whammy: They create bad security decisions that " -"can’t be freely investigated or discussed. If markets are supposed to be " -"machines for aggregating information (and if surveillance capitalism’s " -"notional mind-control rays are what make it a <quote>rogue capitalism</" -"quote> because it denies consumers the power to make decisions), then a " -"program of legally enforced ignorance of the risks of products makes " -"monopolism even more of a <quote>rogue capitalism</quote> than surveillance " -"capitalism’s influence campaigns." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And unlike mind-control rays, enforced silence over security is an " -"immediate, documented problem, and it <emphasis>does</emphasis> constitute " -"an existential threat to our civilization and possibly our species. The " -"proliferation of insecure devices — especially devices that spy on us and " -"especially when those devices also can manipulate the physical world by, " -"say, steering your car or flipping a breaker at a power station — is a kind " -"of technology debt." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In software design, <quote>technology debt</quote> refers to old, baked-in " -"decisions that turn out to be bad ones in hindsight. Perhaps a long-ago " -"developer decided to incorporate a networking protocol made by a vendor that " -"has since stopped supporting it. But everything in the product still relies " -"on that superannuated protocol, and so, with each revision, the product team " -"has to work around this obsolete core, adding compatibility layers, " -"surrounding it with security checks that try to shore up its defenses, and " -"so on. These Band-Aid measures compound the debt because every subsequent " -"revision has to make allowances for <emphasis>them</emphasis>, too, like " -"interest mounting on a predatory subprime loan. And like a subprime loan, " -"the interest mounts faster than you can hope to pay it off: The product team " -"has to put so much energy into maintaining this complex, brittle system that " -"they don’t have any time left over to refactor the product from the ground " -"up and <quote>pay off the debt</quote> once and for all." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Typically, technology debt results in a technological bankruptcy: The " -"product gets so brittle and unsustainable that it fails catastrophically. " -"Think of the antiquated COBOL-based banking and accounting systems that fell " -"over at the start of the pandemic emergency when confronted with surges of " -"unemployment claims. Sometimes that ends the product; sometimes it takes " -"the company down with it. Being caught in the default of a technology debt " -"is scary and traumatic, just like losing your house due to bankruptcy is " -"scary and traumatic." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the technology debt created by copyright locks isn’t individual debt; " -"it’s systemic. Everyone in the world is exposed to this over-leverage, as " -"was the case with the 2008 financial crisis. When that debt comes due — when " -"we face a cascade of security breaches that threaten global shipping and " -"logistics, the food supply, pharmaceutical production pipelines, emergency " -"communications, and other critical systems that are accumulating technology " -"debt in part due to the presence of deliberately insecure and deliberately " -"unauditable copyright locks — it will indeed pose an existential risk." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Privacy and monopoly" -msgstr "Prywatność a monopol" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Many tech companies are gripped by an orthodoxy that holds that if they just " -"gather enough data on enough of our activities, everything else is possible " -"— the mind control and endless profits. This is an unfalsifiable hypothesis: " -"If data gives a tech company even a tiny improvement in behavior prediction " -"and modification, the company declares that it has taken the first step " -"toward global domination with no end in sight. If a company <emphasis>fails</" -"emphasis> to attain any improvements from gathering and analyzing data, it " -"declares success to be just around the corner, attainable once more data is " -"in hand." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance tech is far from the first industry to embrace a nonsensical, " -"self-serving belief that harms the rest of the world, and it is not the " -"first industry to profit handsomely from such a delusion. Long before hedge-" -"fund managers were claiming (falsely) that they could beat the S&P 500, " -"there were plenty of other <quote>respectable</quote> industries that have " -"been revealed as quacks in hindsight. From the makers of radium " -"suppositories (a real thing!) to the cruel sociopaths who claimed they " -"could <quote>cure</quote> gay people, history is littered with the formerly " -"respectable titans of discredited industries." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is not to say that there’s nothing wrong with Big Tech and its " -"ideological addiction to data. While surveillance’s benefits are mostly " -"overstated, its harms are, if anything, <emphasis>understated</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s real irony here. The belief in surveillance capitalism as a " -"<quote>rogue capitalism</quote> is driven by the belief that markets " -"wouldn’t tolerate firms that are gripped by false beliefs. An oil company " -"that has false beliefs about where the oil is will eventually go broke " -"digging dry wells after all." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But monopolists get to do terrible things for a long time before they pay " -"the price. Think of how concentration in the finance sector allowed the " -"subprime crisis to fester as bond-rating agencies, regulators, investors, " -"and critics all fell under the sway of a false belief that complex " -"mathematics could construct <quote>fully hedged</quote> debt instruments " -"that could not possibly default. A small bank that engaged in this kind of " -"malfeasance would simply go broke rather than outrunning the inevitable " -"crisis, perhaps growing so big that it averted it altogether. But large " -"banks were able to continue to attract investors, and when they finally " -"<emphasis>did</emphasis> come a-cropper, the world’s governments bailed them " -"out. The worst offenders of the subprime crisis are bigger than they were in " -"2008, bringing home more profits and paying their execs even larger sums." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but " -"because it is <emphasis>big</emphasis>. The reason every web publisher " -"embeds a Facebook <quote>Like</quote> button is that Facebook dominates the " -"internet’s social media referrals — and every one of those <quote>Like</" -"quote> buttons spies on everyone who lands on a page that contains them (see " -"also: Google Analytics embeds, Twitter buttons, etc.)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The reason the world’s governments have been slow to create meaningful " -"penalties for privacy breaches is that Big Tech’s concentration produces " -"huge profits that can be used to lobby against those penalties — and Big " -"Tech’s concentration means that the companies involved are able to arrive at " -"a unified negotiating position that supercharges the lobbying." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The reason that the smartest engineers in the world want to work for Big " -"Tech is that Big Tech commands the lion’s share of tech industry jobs." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The reason people who are aghast at Facebook’s and Google’s and Amazon’s " -"data-handling practices continue to use these services is that all their " -"friends are on Facebook; Google dominates search; and Amazon has put all the " -"local merchants out of business." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Competitive markets would weaken the companies’ lobbying muscle by reducing " -"their profits and pitting them against each other in regulatory forums. It " -"would give customers other places to go to get their online services. It " -"would make the companies small enough to regulate and pave the way to " -"meaningful penalties for breaches. It would let engineers with ideas that " -"challenged the surveillance orthodoxy raise capital to compete with the " -"incumbents. It would give web publishers multiple ways to reach audiences " -"and make the case against Facebook and Google and Twitter embeds." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In other words, while surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies " -"certainly abet surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Ronald Reagan, pioneer of tech monopolism" -msgstr "Ronald Reagan, pionier monopolizmu technologicznego" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Technology exceptionalism is a sin, whether it’s practiced by technology’s " -"blind proponents or by its critics. Both of these camps are prone to " -"explaining away monopolistic concentration by citing some special " -"characteristic of the tech industry, like network effects or first-mover " -"advantage. The only real difference between these two groups is that the " -"tech apologists say monopoly is inevitable so we should just let tech get " -"away with its abuses while competition regulators in the U.S. and the EU say " -"monopoly is inevitable so we should punish tech for its abuses but not try " -"to break up the monopolies." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To understand how tech became so monopolistic, it’s useful to look at the " -"dawn of the consumer tech industry: 1979, the year the Apple II Plus " -"launched and became the first successful home computer. That also happens to " -"be the year that Ronald Reagan hit the campaign trail for the 1980 " -"presidential race — a race he won, leading to a radical shift in the way " -"that antitrust concerns are handled in America. Reagan’s cohort of " -"politicians — including Margaret Thatcher in the U.K., Brian Mulroney in " -"Canada, Helmut Kohl in Germany, and Augusto Pinochet in Chile — went on to " -"enact similar reforms that eventually spread around the world." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Antitrust’s story began nearly a century before all that with laws like the " -"Sherman Act, which took aim at monopolists on the grounds that monopolies " -"were bad in and of themselves — squeezing out competitors, creating " -"<quote>diseconomies of scale</quote> (when a company is so big that its " -"constituent parts go awry and it is seemingly helpless to address the " -"problems), and capturing their regulators to such a degree that they can get " -"away with a host of evils." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Then came a fabulist named Robert Bork, a former solicitor general who " -"Reagan appointed to the powerful U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit " -"and who had created an alternate legislative history of the Sherman Act and " -"its successors out of whole cloth. Bork insisted that these statutes were " -"never targeted at monopolies (despite a wealth of evidence to the contrary, " -"including the transcribed speeches of the acts’ authors) but, rather, that " -"they were intended to prevent <quote>consumer harm</quote> — in the form of " -"higher prices." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Bork was a crank, but he was a crank with a theory that rich people really " -"liked. Monopolies are a great way to make rich people richer by allowing " -"them to receive <quote>monopoly rents</quote> (that is, bigger profits) and " -"capture regulators, leading to a weaker, more favorable regulatory " -"environment with fewer protections for customers, suppliers, the " -"environment, and workers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Bork’s theories were especially palatable to the same power brokers who " -"backed Reagan, and Reagan’s Department of Justice and other agencies began " -"to incorporate Bork’s antitrust doctrine into their enforcement decisions " -"(Reagan even put Bork up for a Supreme Court seat, but Bork flunked the " -"Senate confirmation hearing so badly that, 40 years later, D.C. insiders use " -"the term <quote>borked</quote> to refer to any catastrophically bad " -"political performance)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Little by little, Bork’s theories entered the mainstream, and their backers " -"began to infiltrate the legal education field, even putting on junkets where " -"members of the judiciary were treated to lavish meals, fun outdoor " -"activities, and seminars where they were indoctrinated into the consumer " -"harm theory of antitrust. The more Bork’s theories took hold, the more money " -"the monopolists were making — and the more surplus capital they had at their " -"disposal to lobby for even more Borkian antitrust influence campaigns." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The history of Bork’s antitrust theories is a really good example of the " -"kind of covertly engineered shifts in public opinion that Zuboff warns us " -"against, where fringe ideas become mainstream orthodoxy. But Bork didn’t " -"change the world overnight. He played a very long game, for over a " -"generation, and he had a tailwind because the same forces that backed " -"oligarchic antitrust theories also backed many other oligarchic shifts in " -"public opinion. For example, the idea that taxation is theft, that wealth is " -"a sign of virtue, and so on — all of these theories meshed to form a " -"coherent ideology that elevated inequality to a virtue." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, many fear that machine learning allows surveillance capitalism to " -"sell <quote>Bork-as-a-Service,</quote> at internet speeds, so that you can " -"contract a machine-learning company to engineer <emphasis>rapid</emphasis> " -"shifts in public sentiment without needing the capital to sustain a " -"multipronged, multigenerational project working at the local, state, " -"national, and global levels in business, law, and philosophy. I do not " -"believe that such a project is plausible, though I agree that this is " -"basically what the platforms claim to be selling. They’re just lying about " -"it. Big Tech lies all the time, <emphasis>including</emphasis> in their " -"sales literature." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The idea that tech forms <quote>natural monopolies</quote> (monopolies that " -"are the inevitable result of the realities of an industry, such as the " -"monopolies that accrue the first company to run long-haul phone lines or " -"rail lines) is belied by tech’s own history: In the absence of anti-" -"competitive tactics, Google was able to unseat AltaVista and Yahoo; Facebook " -"was able to head off Myspace. There are some advantages to gathering " -"mountains of data, but those mountains of data also have disadvantages: " -"liability (from leaking), diminishing returns (from old data), and " -"institutional inertia (big companies, like science, progress one funeral at " -"a time)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Indeed, the birth of the web saw a mass-extinction event for the existing " -"giant, wildly profitable proprietary technologies that had capital, network " -"effects, and walls and moats surrounding their businesses. The web showed " -"that when a new industry is built around a protocol, rather than a product, " -"the combined might of everyone who uses the protocol to reach their " -"customers or users or communities outweighs even the most massive products. " -"CompuServe, AOL, MSN, and a host of other proprietary walled gardens learned " -"this lesson the hard way: Each believed it could stay separate from the web, " -"offering <quote>curation</quote> and a guarantee of consistency and quality " -"instead of the chaos of an open system. Each was wrong and ended up being " -"absorbed into the public web." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Yes, tech is heavily monopolized and is now closely associated with industry " -"concentration, but this has more to do with a matter of timing than its " -"intrinsically monopolistic tendencies. Tech was born at the moment that " -"antitrust enforcement was being dismantled, and tech fell into exactly the " -"same pathologies that antitrust was supposed to guard against. To a first " -"approximation, it is reasonable to assume that tech’s monopolies are the " -"result of a lack of anti-monopoly action and not the much-touted unique " -"characteristics of tech, such as network effects, first-mover advantage, and " -"so on." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In support of this thesis, I offer the concentration that every " -"<emphasis>other</emphasis> industry has undergone over the same period. From " -"professional wrestling to consumer packaged goods to commercial property " -"leasing to banking to sea freight to oil to record labels to newspaper " -"ownership to theme parks, <emphasis>every</emphasis> industry has undergone " -"a massive shift toward concentration. There’s no obvious network effects or " -"first-mover advantage at play in these industries. However, in every case, " -"these industries attained their concentrated status through tactics that " -"were prohibited before Bork’s triumph: merging with major competitors, " -"buying out innovative new market entrants, horizontal and vertical " -"integration, and a suite of anti-competitive tactics that were once illegal " -"but are not any longer." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Again: When you change the laws intended to prevent monopolies and then " -"monopolies form in exactly the way the law was supposed to prevent, it is " -"reasonable to suppose that these facts are related. Tech’s concentration " -"can be readily explained without recourse to radical theories of network " -"effects — but only if you’re willing to indict unregulated markets as " -"tending toward monopoly. Just as a lifelong smoker can give you a hundred " -"reasons why their smoking didn’t cause their cancer (<quote>It was the " -"environmental toxins</quote>), true believers in unregulated markets have a " -"whole suite of unconvincing explanations for monopoly in tech that leave " -"capitalism intact." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Steering with the windshield wipers" -msgstr "Sterowanie za pomocą wycieraczek przedniej szyby" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s been 40 years since Bork’s project to rehabilitate monopolies achieved " -"liftoff, and that is a generation and a half, which is plenty of time to " -"take a common idea and make it seem outlandish and vice versa. Before the " -"1940s, affluent Americans dressed their baby boys in pink while baby girls " -"wore blue (a <quote>delicate and dainty</quote> color). While gendered " -"colors are obviously totally arbitrary, many still greet this news with " -"amazement and find it hard to imagine a time when pink connoted masculinity." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"After 40 years of studiously ignoring antitrust analysis and enforcement, " -"it’s not surprising that we’ve all but forgotten that antitrust exists, that " -"in living memory, growth through mergers and acquisitions were largely " -"prohibited under law, that market-cornering strategies like vertical " -"integration could land a company in court." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Antitrust is a market society’s steering wheel, the control of first resort " -"to keep would-be masters of the universe in their lanes. But Bork and his " -"cohort ripped out our steering wheel 40 years ago. The car is still " -"barreling along, and so we’re yanking as hard as we can on all the " -"<emphasis>other</emphasis> controls in the car as well as desperately " -"flapping the doors and rolling the windows up and down in the hopes that one " -"of these other controls can be repurposed to let us choose where we’re " -"heading before we careen off a cliff." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s like a 1960s science-fiction plot come to life: People stuck in a " -"<quote>generation ship,</quote> plying its way across the stars, a ship once " -"piloted by their ancestors; and now, after a great cataclysm, the ship’s " -"crew have forgotten that they’re in a ship at all and no longer remember " -"where the control room is. Adrift, the ship is racing toward its extinction, " -"and unless we can seize the controls and execute emergency course " -"correction, we’re all headed for a fiery death in the heart of a sun." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Surveillance still matters" -msgstr "Systemy nadzoru mają ciągle znaczenie" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"None of this is to minimize the problems with surveillance. Surveillance " -"matters, and Big Tech’s use of surveillance <emphasis>is</emphasis> an " -"existential risk to our species, but that’s not because surveillance and " -"machine learning rob us of our free will." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance has become <emphasis>much</emphasis> more efficient thanks to " -"Big Tech. In 1989, the Stasi — the East German secret police — had the whole " -"country under surveillance, a massive undertaking that recruited one out of " -"every 60 people to serve as an informant or intelligence operative." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, we know that the NSA is spying on a significant fraction of the " -"entire world’s population, and its ratio of surveillance operatives to the " -"surveilled is more like 1:10,000 (that’s probably on the low side since it " -"assumes that every American with top-secret clearance is working for the NSA " -"on this project — we don’t know how many of those cleared people are " -"involved in NSA spying, but it’s definitely not all of them)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"How did the ratio of surveillable citizens expand from 1:60 to 1:10,000 in " -"less than 30 years? It’s thanks to Big Tech. Our devices and services gather " -"most of the data that the NSA mines for its surveillance project. We pay for " -"these devices and the services they connect to, and then we painstakingly " -"perform the data-entry tasks associated with logging facts about our lives, " -"opinions, and preferences. This mass surveillance project has been largely " -"useless for fighting terrorism: The NSA can <ulink url=\"https://www." -"washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/nsa-cites-case-as-success-of-" -"phone-data-collection-program/2013/08/08/fc915e5a-feda-11e2-96a8-" -"d3b921c0924a_story.html\">only point to a single minor success story</ulink> " -"in which it used its data collection program to foil an attempt by a U.S. " -"resident to wire a few thousand dollars to an overseas terror group. It’s " -"ineffective for much the same reason that commercial surveillance projects " -"are largely ineffective at targeting advertising: The people who want to " -"commit acts of terror, like people who want to buy a refrigerator, are " -"extremely rare. If you’re trying to detect a phenomenon whose base rate is " -"one in a million with an instrument whose accuracy is only 99%, then every " -"true positive will come at the cost of 9,999 false positives." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Let me explain that again: If one in a million people is a terrorist, then " -"there will only be about one terrorist in a random sample of one million " -"people. If your test for detecting terrorists is 99% accurate, it will " -"identify 10,000 terrorists in your million-person sample (1% of one million " -"is 10,000). For every true positive, you’ll get 9,999 false positives." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In reality, the accuracy of algorithmic terrorism detection falls far short " -"of the 99% mark, as does refrigerator ad targeting. The difference is that " -"being falsely accused of wanting to buy a fridge is a minor nuisance while " -"being falsely accused of planning a terror attack can destroy your life and " -"the lives of everyone you love." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Mass state surveillance is only feasible because of surveillance capitalism " -"and its extremely low-yield ad-targeting systems, which require a constant " -"feed of personal data to remain barely viable. Surveillance capitalism’s " -"primary failure mode is mistargeted ads while mass state surveillance’s " -"primary failure mode is grotesque human rights abuses, tending toward " -"totalitarianism." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"State surveillance is no mere parasite on Big Tech, sucking up its data and " -"giving nothing in return. In truth, the two are symbiotes: Big Tech sucks up " -"our data for spy agencies, and spy agencies ensure that governments don’t " -"limit Big Tech’s activities so severely that it would no longer serve the " -"spy agencies’ needs. There is no firm distinction between state surveillance " -"and surveillance capitalism; they are dependent on one another." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To see this at work today, look no further than Amazon’s home surveillance " -"device, the Ring doorbell, and its associated app, Neighbors. Ring — a " -"product that Amazon acquired and did not develop in house — makes a camera-" -"enabled doorbell that streams footage from your front door to your mobile " -"device. The Neighbors app allows you to form a neighborhood-wide " -"surveillance grid with your fellow Ring owners through which you can share " -"clips of <quote>suspicious characters.</quote> If you’re thinking that this " -"sounds like a recipe for letting curtain-twitching racists supercharge their " -"suspicions of people with brown skin who walk down their blocks, <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/07/amazons-ring-enables-over-policing-" -"efforts-some-americas-deadliest-law-enforcement\">you’re right</ulink>. Ring " -"has become a <emphasis>de facto,</emphasis> off-the-books arm of the police " -"without any of the pesky oversight or rules." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In mid-2019, a series of public records requests revealed that Amazon had " -"struck confidential deals with more than 400 local law enforcement agencies " -"through which the agencies would promote Ring and Neighbors and in exchange " -"get access to footage from Ring cameras. In theory, cops would need to " -"request this footage through Amazon (and internal documents reveal that " -"Amazon devotes substantial resources to coaching cops on how to spin a " -"convincing story when doing so), but in practice, when a Ring customer turns " -"down a police request, Amazon only requires the agency to formally request " -"the footage from the company, which it will then produce." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Ring and law enforcement have found many ways to intertwine their " -"activities. Ring strikes secret deals to acquire real-time access to 911 " -"dispatch and then streams alarming crime reports to Neighbors users, which " -"serve as convincers for anyone who’s contemplating a surveillance doorbell " -"but isn’t sure whether their neighborhood is dangerous enough to warrant it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The more the cops buzz-market the surveillance capitalist Ring, the more " -"surveillance capability the state gets. Cops who rely on private entities " -"for law-enforcement roles then brief against any controls on the deployment " -"of that technology while the companies return the favor by lobbying against " -"rules requiring public oversight of police surveillance technology. The more " -"the cops rely on Ring and Neighbors, the harder it will be to pass laws to " -"curb them. The fewer laws there are against them, the more the cops will " -"rely on them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Dignity and sanctuary" -msgstr "Godność i sanktuarium" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But even if we could exercise democratic control over our states and force " -"them to stop raiding surveillance capitalism’s reservoirs of behavioral " -"data, surveillance capitalism would still harm us." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is an area where Zuboff shines. Her chapter on <quote>sanctuary</quote> " -"— the feeling of being unobserved — is a beautiful hymn to introspection, " -"calmness, mindfulness, and tranquility." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"When you are watched, something changes. Anyone who has ever raised a child " -"knows this. You might look up from your book (or more realistically, from " -"your phone) and catch your child in a moment of profound realization and " -"growth, a moment where they are learning something that is right at the edge " -"of their abilities, requiring their entire ferocious concentration. For a " -"moment, you’re transfixed, watching that rare and beautiful moment of focus " -"playing out before your eyes, and then your child looks up and sees you " -"seeing them, and the moment collapses. To grow, you need to be and expose " -"your authentic self, and in that moment, you are vulnerable like a hermit " -"crab scuttling from one shell to the next. The tender, unprotected tissues " -"you expose in that moment are too delicate to reveal in the presence of " -"another, even someone you trust as implicitly as a child trusts their parent." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In the digital age, our authentic selves are inextricably tied to our " -"digital lives. Your search history is a running ledger of the questions " -"you’ve pondered. Your location history is a record of the places you’ve " -"sought out and the experiences you’ve had there. Your social graph reveals " -"the different facets of your identity, the people you’ve connected with." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To be observed in these activities is to lose the sanctuary of your " -"authentic self." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There’s another way in which surveillance capitalism robs us of our capacity " -"to be our authentic selves: by making us anxious. Surveillance capitalism " -"isn’t really a mind-control ray, but you don’t need a mind-control ray to " -"make someone anxious. After all, another word for anxiety is agitation, and " -"to make someone experience agitation, you need merely to agitate them. To " -"poke them and prod them and beep at them and buzz at them and bombard them " -"on an intermittent schedule that is just random enough that our limbic " -"systems never quite become inured to it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Our devices and services are <quote>general purpose</quote> in that they can " -"connect anything or anyone to anything or anyone else and that they can run " -"any program that can be written. This means that the distraction rectangles " -"in our pockets hold our most precious moments with our most beloved people " -"and their most urgent or time-sensitive communications (from <quote>running " -"late can you get the kid?</quote> to <quote>doctor gave me bad news and I " -"need to talk to you RIGHT NOW</quote>) as well as ads for refrigerators and " -"recruiting messages from Nazis." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All day and all night, our pockets buzz, shattering our concentration and " -"tearing apart the fragile webs of connection we spin as we think through " -"difficult ideas. If you locked someone in a cell and agitated them like " -"this, we’d call it <quote>sleep deprivation torture,</quote> and it would be " -"<ulink url=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SKpRbvnx6g\">a war crime under " -"the Geneva Conventions</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Afflicting the afflicted" -msgstr "Dręczenie udręczonych" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The effects of surveillance on our ability to be our authentic selves are " -"not equal for all people. Some of us are lucky enough to live in a time and " -"place in which all the most important facts of our lives are widely and " -"roundly socially acceptable and can be publicly displayed without the risk " -"of social consequence." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But for many of us, this is not true. Recall that in living memory, many of " -"the ways of being that we think of as socially acceptable today were once " -"cause for dire social sanction or even imprisonment. If you are 65 years " -"old, you have lived through a time in which people living in <quote>free " -"societies</quote> could be imprisoned or sanctioned for engaging in " -"homosexual activity, for falling in love with a person whose skin was a " -"different color than their own, or for smoking weed." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, these activities aren’t just decriminalized in much of the world, " -"they’re considered normal, and the fallen prohibitions are viewed as " -"shameful, regrettable relics of the past." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"How did we get from prohibition to normalization? Through private, personal " -"activity: People who were secretly gay or secret pot-smokers or who secretly " -"loved someone with a different skin color were vulnerable to retaliation if " -"they made their true selves known and were limited in how much they could " -"advocate for their own right to exist in the world and be true to " -"themselves. But because there was a private sphere, these people could form " -"alliances with their friends and loved ones who did not share their " -"disfavored traits by having private conversations in which they came out, " -"disclosing their true selves to the people around them and bringing them to " -"their cause one conversation at a time." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The right to choose the time and manner of these conversations was key to " -"their success. It’s one thing to come out to your dad while you’re on a " -"fishing trip away from the world and another thing entirely to blurt it out " -"over the Christmas dinner table while your racist Facebook uncle is there to " -"make a scene." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Without a private sphere, there’s a chance that none of these changes would " -"have come to pass and that the people who benefited from these changes would " -"have either faced social sanction for coming out to a hostile world or would " -"have never been able to reveal their true selves to the people they love." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The corollary is that, unless you think that our society has attained social " -"perfection — that your grandchildren in 50 years will ask you to tell them " -"the story of how, in 2020, every injustice had been righted and no further " -"change had to be made — then you should expect that right now, at this " -"minute, there are people you love, whose happiness is key to your own, who " -"have a secret in their hearts that stops them from ever being their " -"authentic selves with you. These people are sorrowing and will go to their " -"graves with that secret sorrow in their hearts, and the source of that " -"sorrow will be the falsity of their relationship to you." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "A private realm is necessary for human progress." -msgstr "Prywatna rzeczywistość jest konieczna dla rozwoju ludzkości." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Any data you collect and retain will eventually leak" -msgstr "" -"Jakiekolwiek dane, które zbierasz i przetwarzasz, kiedyś w końcu wyciekną" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The lack of a private life can rob vulnerable people of the chance to be " -"their authentic selves and constrain our actions by depriving us of " -"sanctuary, but there is another risk that is borne by everyone, not just " -"people with a secret: crime." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Personally identifying information is of very limited use for the purpose of " -"controlling peoples’ minds, but identity theft — really a catchall term for " -"a whole constellation of terrible criminal activities that can destroy your " -"finances, compromise your personal integrity, ruin your reputation, or even " -"expose you to physical danger — thrives on it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Attackers are not limited to using data from one breached source, either. " -"Multiple services have suffered breaches that exposed names, addresses, " -"phone numbers, passwords, sexual tastes, school grades, work performance, " -"brushes with the criminal justice system, family details, genetic " -"information, fingerprints and other biometrics, reading habits, search " -"histories, literary tastes, pseudonymous identities, and other sensitive " -"information. Attackers can merge data from these different breaches to build " -"up extremely detailed dossiers on random subjects and then use different " -"parts of the data for different criminal purposes." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For example, attackers can use leaked username and password combinations to " -"hijack whole fleets of commercial vehicles that <ulink url=\"https://www." -"vice.com/en_us/article/zmpx4x/hacker-monitor-cars-kill-engine-gps-tracking-" -"apps\">have been fitted with anti-theft GPS trackers and immobilizers</" -"ulink> or to hijack baby monitors in order to <ulink url=\"https://www." -"washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/04/23/how-nest-designed-keep-intruders-" -"out-peoples-homes-effectively-allowed-hackers-get/?" -"utm_term=.15220e98c550\">terrorize toddlers with the audio tracks from " -"pornography</ulink>. Attackers use leaked data to trick phone companies into " -"giving them your phone number, then they intercept SMS-based two-factor " -"authentication codes in order to take over your email, bank account, and/or " -"cryptocurrency wallets." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Attackers are endlessly inventive in the pursuit of creative ways to " -"weaponize leaked data. One common use of leaked data is to penetrate " -"companies in order to access <emphasis>more</emphasis> data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Like spies, online fraudsters are totally dependent on companies over-" -"collecting and over-retaining our data. Spy agencies sometimes pay companies " -"for access to their data or intimidate them into giving it up, but sometimes " -"they work just like criminals do — by <ulink url=\"https://www.bbc.com/news/" -"world-us-canada-24751821\">sneaking data out of companies’ databases</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The over-collection of data has a host of terrible social consequences, from " -"the erosion of our authentic selves to the undermining of social progress, " -"from state surveillance to an epidemic of online crime. Commercial " -"surveillance is also a boon to people running influence campaigns, but " -"that’s the least of our troubles." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Critical tech exceptionalism is still tech exceptionalism" -msgstr "" -"Przełomowa wyjątkowość technologiczna jest nadal technologiczną wyjątkowością" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech has long practiced technology exceptionalism: the idea that it " -"should not be subject to the mundane laws and norms of <quote>meatspace.</" -"quote> Mottoes like Facebook’s <quote>move fast and break things</quote> " -"attracted justifiable scorn of the companies’ self-serving rhetoric." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Tech exceptionalism got us all into a lot of trouble, so it’s ironic and " -"distressing to see Big Tech’s critics committing the same sin." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech is not a <quote>rogue capitalism</quote> that cannot be cured " -"through the traditional anti-monopoly remedies of trustbusting (forcing " -"companies to divest of competitors they have acquired) and bans on mergers " -"to monopoly and other anti-competitive tactics. Big Tech does not have the " -"power to use machine learning to influence our behavior so thoroughly that " -"markets lose the ability to punish bad actors and reward superior " -"competitors. Big Tech has no rule-writing mind-control ray that necessitates " -"ditching our old toolbox." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The thing is, people have been claiming to have perfected mind-control rays " -"for centuries, and every time, it turned out to be a con — though sometimes " -"the con artists were also conning themselves." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For generations, the advertising industry has been steadily improving its " -"ability to sell advertising services to businesses while only making " -"marginal gains in selling those businesses’ products to prospective " -"customers. John Wanamaker’s lament that <quote>50% of my advertising budget " -"is wasted, I just don’t know which 50%</quote> is a testament to the triumph " -"of <emphasis>ad executives</emphasis>, who successfully convinced Wanamaker " -"that only half of the money he spent went to waste." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The tech industry has made enormous improvements in the science of " -"convincing businesses that they’re good at advertising while their actual " -"improvements to advertising — as opposed to targeting — have been pretty ho-" -"hum. The vogue for machine learning — and the mystical invocation of " -"<quote>artificial intelligence</quote> as a synonym for straightforward " -"statistical inference techniques — has greatly boosted the efficacy of Big " -"Tech’s sales pitch as marketers have exploited potential customers’ lack of " -"technical sophistication to get away with breathtaking acts of overpromising " -"and underdelivering." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s tempting to think that if businesses are willing to pour billions into " -"a venture that the venture must be a good one. Yet there are plenty of times " -"when this rule of thumb has led us astray. For example, it’s virtually " -"unheard of for managed investment funds to outperform simple index funds, " -"and investors who put their money into the hands of expert money managers " -"overwhelmingly fare worse than those who entrust their savings to index " -"funds. But managed funds still account for the majority of the money " -"invested in the markets, and they are patronized by some of the richest, " -"most sophisticated investors in the world. Their vote of confidence in an " -"underperforming sector is a parable about the role of luck in wealth " -"accumulation, not a sign that managed funds are a good buy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The claims of Big Tech’s mind-control system are full of tells that the " -"enterprise is a con. For example, <ulink url=\"https://www.frontiersin.org/" -"articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2020.01415/full\">the reliance on the <quote>Big " -"Five</quote> personality traits</ulink> as a primary means of influencing " -"people even though the <quote>Big Five</quote> theory is unsupported by any " -"large-scale, peer-reviewed studies and is <ulink url=\"https://www.wired.com/" -"story/the-noisy-fallacies-of-psychographic-targeting/\">mostly the realm of " -"marketing hucksters and pop psych</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech’s promotional materials also claim that their algorithms can " -"accurately perform <quote>sentiment analysis</quote> or detect peoples’ " -"moods based on their <quote>microexpressions,</quote> but <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.npr.org/2018/09/12/647040758/advertising-on-facebook-is-it-" -"worth-it\">these are marketing claims, not scientific ones</ulink>. These " -"methods are largely untested by independent scientific experts, and where " -"they have been tested, they’ve been found sorely wanting. Microexpressions " -"are particularly suspect as the companies that specialize in training people " -"to detect them <ulink url=\"https://theintercept.com/2017/02/08/tsas-own-" -"files-show-doubtful-science-behind-its-behavior-screening-program/\">have " -"been shown</ulink> to underperform relative to random chance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech has been so good at marketing its own supposed superpowers that " -"it’s easy to believe that they can market everything else with similar " -"acumen, but it’s a mistake to believe the hype. Any statement a company " -"makes about the quality of its products is clearly not impartial. The fact " -"that we distrust all the things that Big Tech says about its data handling, " -"compliance with privacy laws, etc., is only reasonable — but why on Earth " -"would we treat Big Tech’s marketing literature as the gospel truth? Big Tech " -"lies about just about <emphasis>everything</emphasis>, including how well " -"its machine-learning fueled persuasion systems work." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That skepticism should infuse all of our evaluations of Big Tech and its " -"supposed abilities, including our perusal of its patents. Zuboff vests these " -"patents with enormous significance, pointing out that Google claimed " -"extensive new persuasion capabilities in <ulink url=\"https://patents.google." -"com/patent/US20050131762A1/en\">its patent filings</ulink>. These claims are " -"doubly suspect: first, because they are so self-serving, and second, because " -"the patent itself is so notoriously an invitation to exaggeration." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Patent applications take the form of a series of claims and range from broad " -"to narrow. A typical patent starts out by claiming that its authors have " -"invented a method or system for doing every conceivable thing that anyone " -"might do, ever, with any tool or device. Then it narrows that claim in " -"successive stages until we get to the actual <quote>invention</quote> that " -"is the true subject of the patent. The hope is that the patent examiner — " -"who is almost certainly overworked and underinformed — will miss the fact " -"that some or all of these claims are ridiculous, or at least suspect, and " -"grant the patent’s broader claims. Patents for unpatentable things are still " -"incredibly useful because they can be wielded against competitors who might " -"license that patent or steer clear of its claims rather than endure the " -"lengthy, expensive process of contesting it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"What’s more, software patents are routinely granted even though the filer " -"doesn’t have any evidence that they can do the thing claimed by the patent. " -"That is, you can patent an <quote>invention</quote> that you haven’t " -"actually made and that you don’t know how to make." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"With these considerations in hand, it becomes obvious that the fact that a " -"Big Tech company has patented what it <emphasis>says</emphasis> is an " -"effective mind-control ray is largely irrelevant to whether Big Tech can in " -"fact control our minds." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech collects our data for many reasons, including the diminishing " -"returns on existing stores of data. But many tech companies also collect " -"data out of a mistaken tech exceptionalist belief in the network effects of " -"data. Network effects occur when each new user in a system increases its " -"value. The classic example is fax machines: A single fax machine is of no " -"use, two fax machines are of limited use, but every new fax machine that’s " -"put to use after the first doubles the number of possible fax-to-fax links." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Data mined for predictive systems doesn’t necessarily produce these " -"dividends. Think of Netflix: The predictive value of the data mined from a " -"million English-speaking Netflix viewers is hardly improved by the addition " -"of one more user’s viewing data. Most of the data Netflix acquires after " -"that first minimum viable sample duplicates existing data and produces only " -"minimal gains. Meanwhile, retraining models with new data gets progressively " -"more expensive as the number of data points increases, and manual tasks like " -"labeling and validating data do not get cheaper at scale." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Businesses pursue fads to the detriment of their profits all the time, " -"especially when the businesses and their investors are not motivated by the " -"prospect of becoming profitable but rather by the prospect of being acquired " -"by a Big Tech giant or by having an IPO. For these firms, ticking faddish " -"boxes like <quote>collects as much data as possible</quote> might realize a " -"bigger return on investment than <quote>collects a business-appropriate " -"quantity of data.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is another harm of tech exceptionalism: The belief that more data " -"always produces more profits in the form of more insights that can be " -"translated into better mind-control rays drives firms to over-collect and " -"over-retain data beyond all rationality. And since the firms are behaving " -"irrationally, a good number of them will go out of business and become ghost " -"ships whose cargo holds are stuffed full of data that can harm people in " -"myriad ways — but which no one is responsible for antey longer. Even if the " -"companies don’t go under, the data they collect is maintained behind the " -"minimum viable security — just enough security to keep the company viable " -"while it waits to get bought out by a tech giant, an amount calculated to " -"spend not one penny more than is necessary on protecting data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "" -"How monopolies, not mind control, drive surveillance capitalism: The " -"Snapchat story" -msgstr "" -"Jak monopole, a nie kontrola umysłu, sterują kapitalizmen opartym na " -"systemach nadzoru: historia Snapchat" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For the first decade of its existence, Facebook competed with the social " -"media giants of the day (Myspace, Orkut, etc.) by presenting itself as the " -"pro-privacy alternative. Indeed, Facebook justified its walled garden — " -"which let users bring in data from the web but blocked web services like " -"Google Search from indexing and caching Facebook pages — as a pro-privacy " -"measure that protected users from the surveillance-happy winners of the " -"social media wars like Myspace." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Despite frequent promises that it would never collect or analyze its users’ " -"data, Facebook periodically created initiatives that did just that, like the " -"creepy, ham-fisted Beacon tool, which spied on you as you moved around the " -"web and then added your online activities to your public timeline, allowing " -"your friends to monitor your browsing habits. Beacon sparked a user revolt. " -"Every time, Facebook backed off from its surveillance initiative, but not " -"all the way; inevitably, the new Facebook would be more surveilling than the " -"old Facebook, though not quite as surveilling as the intermediate Facebook " -"following the launch of the new product or service." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The pace at which Facebook ramped up its surveillance efforts seems to have " -"been set by Facebook’s competitive landscape. The more competitors Facebook " -"had, the better it behaved. Every time a major competitor foundered, " -"Facebook’s behavior <ulink url=\"https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?" -"abstract_id=3247362\">got markedly worse</ulink>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All the while, Facebook was prodigiously acquiring companies, including a " -"company called Onavo. Nominally, Onavo made a battery-monitoring mobile app. " -"But the permissions that Onavo required were so expansive that the app was " -"able to gather fine-grained telemetry on everything users did with their " -"phones, including which apps they used and how they were using them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Through Onavo, Facebook discovered that it was losing market share to " -"Snapchat, an app that — like Facebook a decade before — billed itself as the " -"pro-privacy alternative to the status quo. Through Onavo, Facebook was able " -"to mine data from the devices of Snapchat users, including both current and " -"former Snapchat users. This spurred Facebook to acquire Instagram — some " -"features of which competed with Snapchat — and then allowed Facebook to fine-" -"tune Instagram’s features and sales pitch to erode Snapchat’s gains and " -"ensure that Facebook would not have to face the kinds of competitive " -"pressures it had earlier inflicted on Myspace and Orkut." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The story of how Facebook crushed Snapchat reveals the relationship between " -"monopoly and surveillance capitalism. Facebook combined surveillance with " -"lax antitrust enforcement to spot the competitive threat of Snapchat on its " -"horizon and then take decisive action against it. Facebook’s surveillance " -"capitalism let it avert competitive pressure with anti-competitive tactics. " -"Facebook users still want privacy — Facebook hasn’t used surveillance to " -"brainwash them out of it — but they can’t get it because Facebook’s " -"surveillance lets it destroy any hope of a rival service emerging that " -"competes on privacy features." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "A monopoly over your friends" -msgstr "Monopol sprawowany nad twoimi przyjaciółmi" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"A decentralization movement has tried to erode the dominance of Facebook and " -"other Big Tech companies by fielding <quote>indieweb</quote> alternatives — " -"Mastodon as a Twitter alternative, Diaspora as a Facebook alternative, etc. " -"— but these efforts have failed to attain any kind of liftoff." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Fundamentally, each of these services is hamstrung by the same problem: " -"Every potential user for a Facebook or Twitter alternative has to convince " -"all their friends to follow them to a decentralized web alternative in order " -"to continue to realize the benefit of social media. For many of us, the only " -"reason to have a Facebook account is that our friends have Facebook " -"accounts, and the reason they have Facebook accounts is that <emphasis>we</" -"emphasis> have Facebook accounts." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All of this has conspired to make Facebook — and other dominant platforms — " -"into <quote>kill zones</quote> that investors will not fund new entrants for." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And yet, all of today’s tech giants came into existence despite the " -"entrenched advantage of the companies that came before them. To understand " -"how that happened, you have to understand both interoperability and " -"adversarial interoperability." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "The hard problem of our species is coordination." -msgstr "Trudnym problemem naszego gatunku jest koordynacja." - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<quote>Interoperability</quote> is the ability of two technologies to work " -"with one another: Anyone can make an LP that will play on any record player, " -"anyone can make a filter you can install in your stove’s extractor fan, " -"anyone can make gasoline for your car, anyone can make a USB phone charger " -"that fits in your car’s cigarette lighter receptacle, anyone can make a " -"light bulb that works in your light socket, anyone can make bread that will " -"toast in your toaster." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Interoperability is often a source of innovation and consumer benefit: Apple " -"made the first commercially successful PC, but millions of independent " -"software vendors made interoperable programs that ran on the Apple II Plus. " -"The simple analog antenna inputs on the back of TVs first allowed cable " -"operators to connect directly to TVs, then they allowed game console " -"companies and then personal computer companies to use standard televisions " -"as displays. Standard RJ-11 telephone jacks allowed for the production of " -"phones from a variety of vendors in a variety of forms, from the free " -"football-shaped phone that came with a <emphasis>Sports Illustrated</" -"emphasis> subscription to business phones with speakers, hold functions, and " -"so on and then answering machines and finally modems, paving the way for the " -"internet revolution." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"<quote>Interoperability</quote> is often used interchangeably with " -"<quote>standardization,</quote> which is the process when manufacturers and " -"other stakeholders hammer out a set of agreed-upon rules for implementing a " -"technology, such as the electrical plug on your wall, the CAN bus used by " -"your car’s computer systems, or the HTML instructions that your browser " -"interprets." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But interoperability doesn’t require standardization — indeed, " -"standardization often proceeds from the chaos of ad hoc interoperability " -"measures. The inventor of the cigarette-lighter USB charger didn’t need to " -"get permission from car manufacturers or even the manufacturers of the " -"dashboard lighter subcomponent. The automakers didn’t take any " -"countermeasures to prevent the use of these aftermarket accessories by their " -"customers, but they also didn’t do anything to make life easier for the " -"chargers’ manufacturers. This is a kind of <quote>neutral interoperability.</" -"quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Beyond neutral interoperability, there is <quote>adversarial " -"interoperability.</quote> That’s when a manufacturer makes a product that " -"interoperates with another manufacturer’s product <emphasis>despite the " -"second manufacturer’s objections</emphasis> and <emphasis>even if that means " -"bypassing a security system designed to prevent interoperability</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Probably the most familiar form of adversarial interoperability is third-" -"party printer ink. Printer manufacturers claim that they sell printers below " -"cost and that the only way they can recoup the losses they incur is by " -"charging high markups on ink. To prevent the owners of printers from buying " -"ink elsewhere, the printer companies deploy a suite of anti-customer " -"security systems that detect and reject both refilled and third-party " -"cartridges." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Owners of printers take the position that HP and Epson and Brother are not " -"charities and that customers for their wares have no obligation to help them " -"survive, and so if the companies choose to sell their products at a loss, " -"that’s their foolish choice and their consequences to live with. Likewise, " -"competitors who make ink or refill kits observe that they don’t owe printer " -"companies anything, and their erosion of printer companies’ margins are the " -"printer companies’ problems, not their competitors’. After all, the printer " -"companies shed no tears when they drive a refiller out of business, so why " -"should the refillers concern themselves with the economic fortunes of the " -"printer companies?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Adversarial interoperability has played an outsized role in the history of " -"the tech industry: from the founding of the <quote>alt.*</quote> Usenet " -"hierarchy (which was started against the wishes of Usenet’s maintainers and " -"which grew to be bigger than all of Usenet combined) to the browser wars " -"(when Netscape and Microsoft devoted massive engineering efforts to making " -"their browsers incompatible with the other’s special commands and " -"peccadilloes) to Facebook (whose success was built in part by helping its " -"new users stay in touch with friends they’d left behind on Myspace because " -"Facebook supplied them with a tool that scraped waiting messages from " -"Myspace and imported them into Facebook, effectively creating an Facebook-" -"based Myspace reader)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Today, incumbency is seen as an unassailable advantage. Facebook is where " -"all of your friends are, so no one can start a Facebook competitor. But " -"adversarial compatibility reverses the competitive advantage: If you were " -"allowed to compete with Facebook by providing a tool that imported all your " -"users’ waiting Facebook messages into an environment that competed on lines " -"that Facebook couldn’t cross, like eliminating surveillance and ads, then " -"Facebook would be at a huge disadvantage. It would have assembled all " -"possible ex-Facebook users into a single, easy-to-find service; it would " -"have educated them on how a Facebook-like service worked and what its " -"potential benefits were; and it would have provided an easy means for " -"disgruntled Facebook users to tell their friends where they might expect " -"better treatment." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Adversarial interoperability was once the norm and a key contributor to the " -"dynamic, vibrant tech scene, but now it is stuck behind a thicket of laws " -"and regulations that add legal risks to the tried-and-true tactics of " -"adversarial interoperability. New rules and new interpretations of existing " -"rules mean that a would-be adversarial interoperator needs to steer clear of " -"claims under copyright, terms of service, trade secrecy, tortious " -"interference, and patent." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In the absence of a competitive market, lawmakers have resorted to assigning " -"expensive, state-like duties to Big Tech firms, such as automatically " -"filtering user contributions for copyright infringement or terrorist and " -"extremist content or detecting and preventing harassment in real time or " -"controlling access to sexual material." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These measures put a floor under how small we can make Big Tech because only " -"the very largest companies can afford the humans and automated filters " -"needed to perform these duties." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But that’s not the only way in which making platforms responsible for " -"policing their users undermines competition. A platform that is expected to " -"police its users’ conduct must prevent many vital adversarial " -"interoperability techniques lest these subvert its policing measures. For " -"example, if someone using a Twitter replacement like Mastodon is able to " -"push messages into Twitter and read messages out of Twitter, they could " -"avoid being caught by automated systems that detect and prevent harassment " -"(such as systems that use the timing of messages or IP-based rules to make " -"guesses about whether someone is a harasser)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"To the extent that we are willing to let Big Tech police itself — rather " -"than making Big Tech small enough that users can leave bad platforms for " -"better ones and small enough that a regulation that simply puts a platform " -"out of business will not destroy billions of users’ access to their " -"communities and data — we build the case that Big Tech should be able to " -"block its competitors and make it easier for Big Tech to demand legal " -"enforcement tools to ban and punish attempts at adversarial interoperability." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Ultimately, we can try to fix Big Tech by making it responsible for bad acts " -"by its users, or we can try to fix the internet by cutting Big Tech down to " -"size. But we can’t do both. To replace today’s giant products with " -"pluralistic protocols, we need to clear the legal thicket that prevents " -"adversarial interoperability so that tomorrow’s nimble, personal, small-" -"scale products can federate themselves with giants like Facebook, allowing " -"the users who’ve left to continue to communicate with users who haven’t left " -"yet, reaching tendrils over Facebook’s garden wall that Facebook’s trapped " -"users can use to scale the walls and escape to the global, open web." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Fake news is an epistemological crisis" -msgstr "Fałszywe wiadomości to oznaka kryzysu epistemologicznego" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Tech is not the only industry that has undergone massive concentration since " -"the Reagan era. Virtually every major industry — from oil to newspapers to " -"meatpacking to sea freight to eyewear to online pornography — has become a " -"clubby oligarchy that just a few players dominate." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"At the same time, every industry has become something of a tech industry as " -"general-purpose computers and general-purpose networks and the promise of " -"efficiencies through data-driven analysis infuse every device, process, and " -"firm with tech." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This phenomenon of industrial concentration is part of a wider story about " -"wealth concentration overall as a smaller and smaller number of people own " -"more and more of our world. This concentration of both wealth and industries " -"means that our political outcomes are increasingly beholden to the parochial " -"interests of the people and companies with all the money." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That means that whenever a regulator asks a question with an obvious, " -"empirical answer (<quote>Are humans causing climate change?</quote> or " -"<quote>Should we let companies conduct commercial mass surveillance?</quote> " -"or <quote>Does society benefit from allowing network neutrality violations?</" -"quote>), the answer that comes out is only correct if that correctness meets " -"with the approval of rich people and the industries that made them so " -"wealthy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Rich people have always played an outsized role in politics and more so " -"since the Supreme Court’s <emphasis>Citizens United</emphasis> decision " -"eliminated key controls over political spending. Widening inequality and " -"wealth concentration means that the very richest people are now a lot richer " -"and can afford to spend a lot more money on political projects than ever " -"before. Think of the Koch brothers or George Soros or Bill Gates." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the policy distortions of rich individuals pale in comparison to the " -"policy distortions that concentrated industries are capable of. The " -"companies in highly concentrated industries are much more profitable than " -"companies in competitive industries — no competition means not having to " -"reduce prices or improve quality to win customers — leaving them with bigger " -"capital surpluses to spend on lobbying." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Concentrated industries also find it easier to collaborate on policy " -"objectives than competitive ones. When all the top execs from your industry " -"can fit around a single boardroom table, they often do. And <emphasis>when</" -"emphasis> they do, they can forge a consensus position on regulation." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Rising through the ranks in a concentrated industry generally means working " -"at two or three of the big companies. When there are only relatively few " -"companies in a given industry, each company has a more ossified executive " -"rank, leaving ambitious execs with fewer paths to higher positions unless " -"they are recruited to a rival. This means that the top execs in concentrated " -"industries are likely to have been colleagues at some point and socialize in " -"the same circles — connected through social ties or, say, serving as " -"trustees for each others’ estates. These tight social bonds foster a " -"collegial, rather than competitive, attitude." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Highly concentrated industries also present a regulatory conundrum. When an " -"industry is dominated by just four or five companies, the only people who " -"are likely to truly understand the industry’s practices are its veteran " -"executives. This means that top regulators are often former execs of the " -"companies they are supposed to be regulating. These turns in government are " -"often tacitly understood to be leaves of absence from industry, with former " -"employers welcoming their erstwhile watchdogs back into their executive " -"ranks once their terms have expired." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"All this is to say that the tight social bonds, small number of firms, and " -"regulatory capture of concentrated industries give the companies that " -"comprise them the power to dictate many, if not all, of the regulations that " -"bind them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This is increasingly obvious. Whether it’s payday lenders <ulink url=" -"\"https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/02/25/how-payday-lending-" -"industry-insider-tilted-academic-research-its-favor/\">winning the right to " -"practice predatory lending</ulink> or Apple <ulink url=\"https://www.vice." -"com/en_us/article/mgxayp/source-apple-will-fight-right-to-repair-legislation" -"\">winning the right to decide who can fix your phone</ulink> or Google and " -"Facebook winning the right to breach your private data without suffering " -"meaningful consequences or victories for pipeline companies or impunity for " -"opioid manufacturers or massive tax subsidies for incredibly profitable " -"dominant businesses, it’s increasingly apparent that many of our official, " -"evidence-based truth-seeking processes are, in fact, auctions for sale to " -"the highest bidder." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s really impossible to overstate what a terrifying prospect this is. We " -"live in an incredibly high-tech society, and none of us could acquire the " -"expertise to evaluate every technological proposition that stands between us " -"and our untimely, horrible deaths. You might devote your life to acquiring " -"the media literacy to distinguish good scientific journals from corrupt pay-" -"for-play lookalikes and the statistical literacy to evaluate the quality of " -"the analysis in the journals as well as the microbiology and epidemiology " -"knowledge to determine whether you can trust claims about the safety of " -"vaccines — but that would still leave you unqualified to judge whether the " -"wiring in your home will give you a lethal shock <emphasis>and</emphasis> " -"whether your car’s brakes’ software will cause them to fail unpredictably " -"<emphasis>and</emphasis> whether the hygiene standards at your butcher are " -"sufficient to keep you from dying after you finish your dinner." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In a world as complex as this one, we have to defer to authorities, and we " -"keep them honest by making those authorities accountable to us and binding " -"them with rules to prevent conflicts of interest. We can’t possibly acquire " -"the expertise to adjudicate conflicting claims about the best way to make " -"the world safe and prosperous, but we <emphasis>can</emphasis> determine " -"whether the adjudication process itself is trustworthy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "Right now, it’s obviously not." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The past 40 years of rising inequality and industry concentration, together " -"with increasingly weak accountability and transparency for expert agencies, " -"has created an increasingly urgent sense of impending doom, the sense that " -"there are vast conspiracies afoot that operate with tacit official approval " -"despite the likelihood they are working to better themselves by ruining the " -"rest of us." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For example, it’s been decades since Exxon’s own scientists concluded that " -"its products would render the Earth uninhabitable by humans. And yet those " -"decades were lost to us, in large part because Exxon lobbied governments and " -"sowed doubt about the dangers of its products and did so with the " -"cooperation of many public officials. When the survival of you and everyone " -"you love is threatened by conspiracies, it’s not unreasonable to start " -"questioning the things you think you know in an attempt to determine whether " -"they, too, are the outcome of another conspiracy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The collapse of the credibility of our systems for divining and upholding " -"truths has left us in a state of epistemological chaos. Once, most of us " -"might have assumed that the system was working and that our regulations " -"reflected our best understanding of the empirical truths of the world as " -"they were best understood — now we have to find our own experts to help us " -"sort the true from the false." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you’re like me, you probably believe that vaccines are safe, but you " -"(like me) probably also can’t explain the microbiology or statistics. Few of " -"us have the math skills to review the literature on vaccine safety and " -"describe why their statistical reasoning is sound. Likewise, few of us can " -"review the stats in the (now discredited) literature on opioid safety and " -"explain how those stats were manipulated. Both vaccines and opioids were " -"embraced by medical authorities, after all, and one is safe while the other " -"could ruin your life. You’re left with a kind of inchoate constellation of " -"rules of thumb about which experts you trust to fact-check controversial " -"claims and then to explain how all those respectable doctors with their peer-" -"reviewed research on opioid safety <emphasis>were</emphasis> an aberration " -"and then how you know that the doctors writing about vaccine safety are " -"<emphasis>not</emphasis> an aberration." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I’m 100% certain that vaccinating is safe and effective, but I’m also at " -"something of a loss to explain exactly, <emphasis>precisely,</emphasis> why " -"I believe this, given all the corruption I know about and the many times the " -"stamp of certainty has turned out to be a parochial lie told to further " -"enrich the super rich." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Fake news — conspiracy theories, racist ideologies, scientific denialism — " -"has always been with us. What’s changed today is not the mix of ideas in the " -"public discourse but the popularity of the worst ideas in that mix. " -"Conspiracy and denial have skyrocketed in lockstep with the growth of Big " -"Inequality, which has also tracked the rise of Big Tech and Big Pharma and " -"Big Wrestling and Big Car and Big Movie Theater and Big Everything Else." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"No one can say for certain why this has happened, but the two dominant camps " -"are idealism (the belief that the people who argue for these conspiracies " -"have gotten better at explaining them, maybe with the help of machine-" -"learning tools) or materialism (the ideas have become more attractive " -"because of material conditions in the world)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I’m a materialist. I’ve been exposed to the arguments of conspiracy " -"theorists all my life, and I have not experienced any qualitative leap in " -"the quality of those arguments." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The major difference is in the world, not the arguments. In a time where " -"actual conspiracies are commonplace, conspiracy theories acquire a ring of " -"plausibility." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We have always had disagreements about what’s true, but today, we have a " -"disagreement over how we know whether something is true. This is an " -"epistemological crisis, not a crisis over belief. It’s a crisis over the " -"credibility of our truth-seeking exercises, from scientific journals (in an " -"era where the biggest journal publishers have been caught producing pay-to-" -"play journals for junk science) to regulations (in an era where regulators " -"are routinely cycling in and out of business) to education (in an era where " -"universities are dependent on corporate donations to keep their lights on)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Targeting — surveillance capitalism — makes it easier to find people who are " -"undergoing this epistemological crisis, but it doesn’t create the crisis. " -"For that, you need to look to corruption." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"And, conveniently enough, it’s corruption that allows surveillance " -"capitalism to grow by dismantling monopoly protections, by permitting " -"reckless collection and retention of personal data, by allowing ads to be " -"targeted in secret, and by foreclosing on the possibility of going somewhere " -"else where you might continue to enjoy your friends without subjecting " -"yourself to commercial surveillance." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Tech is different" -msgstr "Technologia jest czymś odmiennym" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I reject both iterations of technological exceptionalism. I reject the idea " -"that tech is uniquely terrible and led by people who are greedier or worse " -"than the leaders of other industries, and I reject the idea that tech is so " -"good — or so intrinsically prone to concentration — that it can’t be blamed " -"for its present-day monopolistic status." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I think tech is just another industry, albeit one that grew up in the " -"absence of real monopoly constraints. It may have been first, but it isn’t " -"the worst nor will it be the last." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But there’s one way in which I <emphasis>am</emphasis> a tech " -"exceptionalist. I believe that online tools are the key to overcoming " -"problems that are much more urgent than tech monopolization: climate change, " -"inequality, misogyny, and discrimination on the basis of race, gender " -"identity, and other factors. The internet is how we will recruit people to " -"fight those fights, and how we will coordinate their labor. Tech is not a " -"substitute for democratic accountability, the rule of law, fairness, or " -"stability — but it’s a means to achieve these things." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The hard problem of our species is coordination. Everything from climate " -"change to social change to running a business to making a family work can be " -"viewed as a collective action problem." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The internet makes it easier than at any time before to find people who want " -"to work on a project with you — hence the success of free and open-source " -"software, crowdfunding, and racist terror groups — and easier than ever to " -"coordinate the work you do." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The internet and the computers we connect to it also possess an exceptional " -"quality: general-purposeness. The internet is designed to allow any two " -"parties to communicate any data, using any protocol, without permission from " -"anyone else. The only production design we have for computers is the general-" -"purpose, <quote>Turing complete</quote> computer that can run every program " -"we can express in symbolic logic." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"This means that every time someone with a special communications need " -"invests in infrastructure and techniques to make the internet faster, " -"cheaper, and more robust, this benefit redounds to everyone else who is " -"using the internet to communicate. And this also means that every time " -"someone with a special computing need invests to make computers faster, " -"cheaper, and more robust, every other computing application is a potential " -"beneficiary of this work." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"For these reasons, every type of communication is gradually absorbed into " -"the internet, and every type of device — from airplanes to pacemakers — " -"eventually becomes a computer in a fancy case." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"While these considerations don’t preclude regulating networks and computers, " -"they do call for gravitas and caution when doing so because changes to " -"regulatory frameworks could ripple out to have unintended consequences in " -"many, many other domains." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The upshot of this is that our best hope of solving the big coordination " -"problems — climate change, inequality, etc. — is with free, fair, and open " -"tech. Our best hope of keeping tech free, fair, and open is to exercise " -"caution in how we regulate tech and to attend closely to the ways in which " -"interventions to solve one problem might create problems in other domains." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Ownership of facts" -msgstr "Własność faktów" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech has a funny relationship with information. When you’re generating " -"information — anything from the location data streaming off your mobile " -"device to the private messages you send to friends on a social network — it " -"claims the rights to make unlimited use of that data." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But when you have the audacity to turn the tables — to use a tool that " -"blocks ads or slurps your waiting updates out of a social network and puts " -"them in another app that lets you set your own priorities and suggestions or " -"crawls their system to allow you to start a rival business — they claim that " -"you’re stealing from them." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The thing is, information is a very bad fit for any kind of private property " -"regime. Property rights are useful for establishing markets that can lead to " -"the effective development of fallow assets. These markets depend on clear " -"titles to ensure that the things being bought and sold in them can, in fact, " -"be bought and sold." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Information rarely has such a clear title. Take phone numbers: There’s " -"clearly something going wrong when Facebook slurps up millions of users’ " -"address books and uses the phone numbers it finds in them to plot out social " -"graphs and fill in missing information about other users." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the phone numbers Facebook nonconsensually acquires in this transaction " -"are not the <quote>property</quote> of the users they’re taken from nor do " -"they belong to the people whose phones ring when you dial those numbers. The " -"numbers are mere integers, 10 digits in the U.S. and Canada, and they " -"appear in millions of places, including somewhere deep in pi as well as " -"numerous other contexts. Giving people ownership titles to integers is an " -"obviously terrible idea." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Likewise for the facts that Facebook and other commercial surveillance " -"operators acquire about us, like that we are the children of our parents or " -"the parents to our children or that we had a conversation with someone else " -"or went to a public place. These data points can’t be property in the sense " -"that your house or your shirt is your property because the title to them is " -"intrinsically muddy: Does your mom own the fact that she is your mother? Do " -"you? Do both of you? What about your dad — does he own this fact too, or " -"does he have to license the fact from you (or your mom or both of you) in " -"order to use this fact? What about the hundreds or thousands of other people " -"who know these facts?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you go to a Black Lives Matter demonstration, do the other demonstrators " -"need your permission to post their photos from the event? The online fights " -"over <ulink url=\"https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-take-photos-at-protests/" -"\">when and how to post photos from demonstrations</ulink> reveal a nuanced, " -"complex issue that cannot be easily hand-waved away by giving one party a " -"property right that everyone else in the mix has to respect." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The fact that information isn’t a good fit with property and markets doesn’t " -"mean that it’s not valuable. Babies aren’t property, but they’re inarguably " -"valuable. In fact, we have a whole set of rules just for babies as well as a " -"subset of those rules that apply to humans more generally. Someone who " -"argues that babies won’t be truly valuable until they can be bought and sold " -"like loaves of bread would be instantly and rightfully condemned as a " -"monster." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s tempting to reach for the property hammer when Big Tech treats your " -"information like a nail — not least because Big Tech are such prolific " -"abusers of property hammers when it comes to <emphasis>their</emphasis> " -"information. But this is a mistake. If we allow markets to dictate the use " -"of our information, then we’ll find that we’re sellers in a buyers’ market " -"where the Big Tech monopolies set a price for our data that is so low as to " -"be insignificant or, more likely, set at a nonnegotiable price of zero in a " -"click-through agreement that you don’t have the opportunity to modify." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Meanwhile, establishing property rights over information will create " -"insurmountable barriers to independent data processing. Imagine that we " -"require a license to be negotiated when a translated document is compared " -"with its original, something Google has done and continues to do billions of " -"times to train its automated language translation tools. Google can afford " -"this, but independent third parties cannot. Google can staff a clearances " -"department to negotiate one-time payments to the likes of the EU (one of the " -"major repositories of translated documents) while independent watchdogs " -"wanting to verify that the translations are well-prepared, or to root out " -"bias in translations, will find themselves needing a staffed-up legal " -"department and millions for licenses before they can even get started." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The same goes for things like search indexes of the web or photos of " -"peoples’ houses, which have become contentious thanks to Google’s Street " -"View project. Whatever problems may exist with Google’s photographing of " -"street scenes, resolving them by letting people decide who can take pictures " -"of the facades of their homes from a public street will surely create even " -"worse ones. Think of how street photography is important for newsgathering — " -"including informal newsgathering, like photographing abuses of authority — " -"and how being able to document housing and street life are important for " -"contesting eminent domain, advocating for social aid, reporting planning and " -"zoning violations, documenting discriminatory and unequal living conditions, " -"and more." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The ownership of facts is antithetical to many kinds of human progress. It’s " -"hard to imagine a rule that limits Big Tech’s exploitation of our collective " -"labors without inadvertently banning people from gathering data on online " -"harassment or compiling indexes of changes in language or simply " -"investigating how the platforms are shaping our discourse — all of which " -"require scraping data that other people have created and subjecting it to " -"scrutiny and analysis." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Persuasion works… slowly" -msgstr "Przekonywanie działa… powoli" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The platforms may oversell their ability to persuade people, but obviously, " -"persuasion works sometimes. Whether it’s the private realm that LGBTQ people " -"used to recruit allies and normalize sexual diversity or the decadeslong " -"project to convince people that markets are the only efficient way to solve " -"complicated resource allocation problems, it’s clear that our societal " -"attitudes <emphasis>can</emphasis> change." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The project of shifting societal attitudes is a game of inches and years. " -"For centuries, svengalis have purported to be able to accelerate this " -"process, but even the most brutal forms of propaganda have struggled to make " -"permanent changes. Joseph Goebbels was able to subject Germans to daily, " -"mandatory, hourslong radio broadcasts, to round up and torture and murder " -"dissidents, and to seize full control over their children’s education while " -"banning any literature, broadcasts, or films that did not comport with his " -"worldview." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Yet, after 12 years of terror, once the war ended, Nazi ideology was largely " -"discredited in both East and West Germany, and a program of national truth " -"and reconciliation was put in its place. Racism and authoritarianism were " -"never fully abolished in Germany, but neither were the majority of Germans " -"irrevocably convinced of Nazism — and the rise of racist authoritarianism in " -"Germany today tells us that the liberal attitudes that replaced Nazism were " -"no more permanent than Nazism itself." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Racism and authoritarianism have also always been with us. Anyone who’s " -"reviewed the kind of messages and arguments that racists put forward today " -"would be hard-pressed to say that they have gotten better at presenting " -"their ideas. The same pseudoscience, appeals to fear, and circular logic " -"that racists presented in the 1980s, when the cause of white supremacy was " -"on the wane, are to be found in the communications of leading white " -"nationalists today." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If racists haven’t gotten more convincing in the past decade, then how is it " -"that more people were convinced to be openly racist at that time? I believe " -"that the answer lies in the material world, not the world of ideas. The " -"ideas haven’t gotten more convincing, but people have become more afraid. " -"Afraid that the state can’t be trusted to act as an honest broker in life-or-" -"death decisions, from those regarding the management of the economy to the " -"regulation of painkillers to the rules for handling private information. " -"Afraid that the world has become a game of musical chairs in which the " -"chairs are being taken away at a never-before-seen rate. Afraid that justice " -"for others will come at their expense. Monopolism isn’t the cause of these " -"fears, but the inequality and material desperation and policy malpractice " -"that monopolism contributes to is a significant contributor to these " -"conditions. Inequality creates the conditions for both conspiracies and " -"violent racist ideologies, and then surveillance capitalism lets " -"opportunists target the fearful and the conspiracy-minded." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Paying won’t help" -msgstr "Płacenie nie pomoże" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"As the old saw goes, <quote>If you’re not paying for the product, you’re the " -"product.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s a commonplace belief today that the advent of free, ad-supported media " -"was the original sin of surveillance capitalism. The reasoning is that the " -"companies that charged for access couldn’t <quote>compete with free</quote> " -"and so they were driven out of business. Their ad-supported competitors, " -"meanwhile, declared open season on their users’ data in a bid to improve " -"their ad targeting and make more money and then resorted to the most " -"sensationalist tactics to generate clicks on those ads. If only we’d pay for " -"media again, we’d have a better, more responsible, more sober discourse that " -"would be better for democracy." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the degradation of news products long precedes the advent of ad-" -"supported online news. Long before newspapers were online, lax antitrust " -"enforcement had opened the door for unprecedented waves of consolidation and " -"roll-ups in newsrooms. Rival newspapers were merged, reporters and ad sales " -"staff were laid off, physical plants were sold and leased back, leaving the " -"companies loaded up with debt through leveraged buyouts and subsequent " -"profit-taking by the new owners. In other words, it wasn’t merely shifts in " -"the classified advertising market, which was long held to be the primary " -"driver in the decline of the traditional newsroom, that made news companies " -"unable to adapt to the internet — it was monopolism." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Then, as news companies <emphasis>did</emphasis> come online, the ad " -"revenues they commanded dropped even as the number of internet users (and " -"thus potential online readers) increased. That shift was a function of " -"consolidation in the ad sales market, with Google and Facebook emerging as " -"duopolists who made more money every year from advertising while paying less " -"and less of it to the publishers whose work the ads appeared alongside. " -"Monopolism created a buyer’s market for ad inventory with Facebook and " -"Google acting as gatekeepers." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Paid services continue to exist alongside free ones, and often it is these " -"paid services — anxious to prevent people from bypassing their paywalls or " -"sharing paid media with freeloaders — that exert the most control over their " -"customers. Apple’s iTunes and App Stores are paid services, but to maximize " -"their profitability, Apple has to lock its platforms so that third parties " -"can’t make compatible software without permission. These locks allow the " -"company to exercise both editorial control (enabling it to exclude <ulink " -"url=\"https://ncac.org/news/blog/does-apples-strict-app-store-content-policy-" -"limit-freedom-of-expression\">controversial political material</ulink>) and " -"technological control, including control over who can repair the devices it " -"makes. If we’re worried that ad-supported products deprive people of their " -"right to self-determination by using persuasion techniques to nudge their " -"purchase decisions a few degrees in one direction or the other, then the " -"near-total control a single company holds over the decision of who gets to " -"sell you software, parts, and service for your iPhone should have us very " -"worried indeed." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We shouldn’t just be concerned about payment and control: The idea that " -"paying will improve discourse is also dangerously wrong. The poor success " -"rate of targeted advertising means that the platforms have to incentivize " -"you to <quote>engage</quote> with posts at extremely high levels to generate " -"enough pageviews to safeguard their profits. As discussed earlier, to " -"increase engagement, platforms like Facebook use machine learning to guess " -"which messages will be most inflammatory and make a point of shoving those " -"into your eyeballs at every turn so that you will hate-click and argue with " -"people." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Perhaps paying would fix this, the reasoning goes. If platforms could be " -"economically viable even if you stopped clicking on them once your " -"intellectual and social curiosity had been slaked, then they would have no " -"reason to algorithmically enrage you to get more clicks out of you, right?" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"There may be something to that argument, but it still ignores the wider " -"economic and political context of the platforms and the world that allowed " -"them to grow so dominant." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Platforms are world-spanning and all-encompassing because they are " -"monopolies, and they are monopolies because we have gutted our most " -"important and reliable anti-monopoly rules. Antitrust was neutered as a key " -"part of the project to make the wealthy wealthier, and that project has " -"worked. The vast majority of people on Earth have a negative net worth, and " -"even the dwindling middle class is in a precarious state, undersaved for " -"retirement, underinsured for medical disasters, and undersecured against " -"climate and technology shocks." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In this wildly unequal world, paying doesn’t improve the discourse; it " -"simply prices discourse out of the range of the majority of people. Paying " -"for the product is dandy, if you can afford it." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you think today’s filter bubbles are a problem for our discourse, imagine " -"what they’d be like if rich people inhabited free-flowing Athenian " -"marketplaces of ideas where you have to pay for admission while everyone " -"else lives in online spaces that are subsidized by wealthy benefactors who " -"relish the chance to establish conversational spaces where the <quote>house " -"rules</quote> forbid questioning the status quo. That is, imagine if the " -"rich seceded from Facebook, and then, instead of running ads that made money " -"for shareholders, Facebook became a billionaire’s vanity project that also " -"happened to ensure that nobody talked about whether it was fair that only " -"billionaires could afford to hang out in the rarified corners of the " -"internet." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Behind the idea of paying for access is a belief that free markets will " -"address Big Tech’s dysfunction. After all, to the extent that people have a " -"view of surveillance at all, it is generally an unfavorable one, and the " -"longer and more thoroughly one is surveilled, the less one tends to like it. " -"Same goes for lock-in: If HP’s ink or Apple’s App Store were really " -"obviously fantastic, they wouldn’t need technical measures to prevent users " -"from choosing a rival’s product. The only reason these technical " -"countermeasures exist is that the companies don’t believe their customers " -"would <emphasis>voluntarily</emphasis> submit to their terms, and they want " -"to deprive them of the choice to take their business elsewhere." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Advocates for markets laud their ability to aggregate the diffused knowledge " -"of buyers and sellers across a whole society through demand signals, price " -"signals, and so on. The argument for surveillance capitalism being a " -"<quote>rogue capitalism</quote> is that machine-learning-driven persuasion " -"techniques distort decision-making by consumers, leading to incorrect " -"signals — consumers don’t buy what they prefer, they buy what they’re " -"tricked into preferring. It follows that the monopolistic practices of lock-" -"in, which do far more to constrain consumers’ free choices, are even more of " -"a <quote>rogue capitalism.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The profitability of any business is constrained by the possibility that its " -"customers will take their business elsewhere. Both surveillance and lock-in " -"are anti-features that no customer wants. But monopolies can capture their " -"regulators, crush their competitors, insert themselves into their customers’ " -"lives, and corral people into <quote>choosing</quote> their services " -"regardless of whether they want them — it’s fine to be terrible when there " -"is no alternative." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Ultimately, surveillance and lock-in are both simply business strategies " -"that monopolists can choose. Surveillance companies like Google are " -"perfectly capable of deploying lock-in technologies — just look at the " -"onerous Android licensing terms that require device-makers to bundle in " -"Google’s suite of applications. And lock-in companies like Apple are " -"perfectly capable of subjecting their users to surveillance if it means " -"keeping the Chinese government happy and preserving ongoing access to " -"Chinese markets. Monopolies may be made up of good, ethical people, but as " -"institutions, they are not your friend — they will do whatever they can get " -"away with to maximize their profits, and the more monopolistic they are, the " -"more they <emphasis>can</emphasis> get away with." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "An <quote>ecology</quote> moment for trustbusting" -msgstr "<quote> ekologia</quote> chwila na zerwanie zaufania" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If we’re going to break Big Tech’s death grip on our digital lives, we’re " -"going to have to fight monopolies. That may sound pretty mundane and old-" -"fashioned, something out of the New Deal era, while ending the use of " -"automated behavioral modification feels like the plotline of a really cool " -"cyberpunk novel." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Meanwhile, breaking up monopolies is something we seem to have forgotten how " -"to do. There is a bipartisan, trans-Atlantic consensus that breaking up " -"companies is a fool’s errand at best — liable to mire your federal " -"prosecutors in decades of litigation — and counterproductive at worst, " -"eroding the <quote>consumer benefits</quote> of large companies with massive " -"efficiencies of scale." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But trustbusters once strode the nation, brandishing law books, terrorizing " -"robber barons, and shattering the illusion of monopolies’ all-powerful grip " -"on our society. The trustbusting era could not begin until we found the " -"political will — until the people convinced politicians they’d have their " -"backs when they went up against the richest, most powerful men in the world." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "Could we find that political will again?" -msgstr "Czy moglibyśmy ponownie znaleźć tę wolę polityczną?" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Copyright scholar James Boyle has described how the term <quote>ecology</" -"quote> marked a turning point in environmental activism. Prior to the " -"adoption of this term, people who wanted to preserve whale populations " -"didn’t necessarily see themselves as fighting the same battle as people who " -"wanted to protect the ozone layer or fight freshwater pollution or beat back " -"smog or acid rain." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But the term <quote>ecology</quote> welded these disparate causes together " -"into a single movement, and the members of this movement found solidarity " -"with one another. The people who cared about smog signed petitions " -"circulated by the people who wanted to end whaling, and the anti-whalers " -"marched alongside the people demanding action on acid rain. This uniting " -"behind a common cause completely changed the dynamics of environmentalism, " -"setting the stage for today’s climate activism and the sense that preserving " -"the habitability of the planet Earth is a shared duty among all people." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I believe we are on the verge of a new <quote>ecology</quote> moment " -"dedicated to combating monopolies. After all, tech isn’t the only " -"concentrated industry nor is it even the <emphasis>most</emphasis> " -"concentrated of industries." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"You can find partisans for trustbusting in every sector of the economy. " -"Everywhere you look, you can find people who’ve been wronged by monopolists " -"who’ve trashed their finances, their health, their privacy, their " -"educations, and the lives of people they love. Those people have the same " -"cause as the people who want to break up Big Tech and the same enemies. When " -"most of the world’s wealth is in the hands of a very few, it follows that " -"nearly every large company will have overlapping shareholders." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That’s the good news: With a little bit of work and a little bit of " -"coalition building, we have more than enough political will to break up Big " -"Tech and every other concentrated industry besides. First we take Facebook, " -"then we take AT&T/WarnerMedia." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But here’s the bad news: Much of what we’re doing to tame Big Tech " -"<emphasis>instead</emphasis> of breaking up the big companies also " -"forecloses on the possibility of breaking them up later." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Big Tech’s concentration currently means that their inaction on harassment, " -"for example, leaves users with an impossible choice: absent themselves from " -"public discourse by, say, quitting Twitter or endure vile, constant abuse. " -"Big Tech’s over-collection and over-retention of data results in horrific " -"identity theft. And their inaction on extremist recruitment means that white " -"supremacists who livestream their shooting rampages can reach an audience of " -"billions. The combination of tech concentration and media concentration " -"means that artists’ incomes are falling even as the revenue generated by " -"their creations are increasing." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Yet governments confronting all of these problems all inevitably converge on " -"the same solution: deputize the Big Tech giants to police their users and " -"render them liable for their users’ bad actions. The drive to force Big Tech " -"to use automated filters to block everything from copyright infringement to " -"sex-trafficking to violent extremism means that tech companies will have to " -"allocate hundreds of millions to run these compliance systems." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These rules — the EU’s new Directive on Copyright, Australia’s new terror " -"regulation, America’s FOSTA/SESTA sex-trafficking law and more — are not " -"just death warrants for small, upstart competitors that might challenge Big " -"Tech’s dominance but who lack the deep pockets of established incumbents to " -"pay for all these automated systems. Worse still, these rules put a floor " -"under how small we can hope to make Big Tech." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"That’s because any move to break up Big Tech and cut it down to size will " -"have to cope with the hard limit of not making these companies so small that " -"they can no longer afford to perform these duties — and it’s " -"<emphasis>expensive</emphasis> to invest in those automated filters and " -"outsource content moderation. It’s already going to be hard to unwind these " -"deeply concentrated, chimeric behemoths that have been welded together in " -"the pursuit of monopoly profits. Doing so while simultaneously finding some " -"way to fill the regulatory void that will be left behind if these self-" -"policing rulers were forced to suddenly abdicate will be much, much harder." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Allowing the platforms to grow to their present size has given them a " -"dominance that is nearly insurmountable — deputizing them with public duties " -"to redress the pathologies created by their size makes it virtually " -"impossible to reduce that size. Lather, rinse, repeat: If the platforms " -"don’t get smaller, they will get larger, and as they get larger, they will " -"create more problems, which will give rise to more public duties for the " -"companies, which will make them bigger still." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"We can work to fix the internet by breaking up Big Tech and depriving them " -"of monopoly profits, or we can work to fix Big Tech by making them spend " -"their monopoly profits on governance. But we can’t do both. We have to " -"choose between a vibrant, open internet or a dominated, monopolized internet " -"commanded by Big Tech giants that we struggle with constantly to get them to " -"behave themselves." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Make Big Tech small again" -msgstr "Spraw, aby 'Big Tech' stała się ponownie 'małą' technologią" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Trustbusting is hard. Breaking big companies into smaller ones is expensive " -"and time-consuming. So time-consuming that by the time you’re done, the " -"world has often moved on and rendered years of litigation irrelevant. From " -"1969 to 1982, the U.S. government pursued an antitrust case against IBM over " -"its dominance of mainframe computing — but the case collapsed in 1982 " -"because mainframes were being speedily replaced by PCs." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><blockquote><para> -msgid "" -"A future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general to " -"enforce the law as it was written." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"It’s far easier to prevent concentration than to fix it, and reinstating the " -"traditional contours of U.S. antitrust enforcement will, at the very least, " -"prevent further concentration. That means bans on mergers between large " -"companies, on big companies acquiring nascent competitors, and on platform " -"companies competing directly with the companies that rely on the platforms." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"These powers are all in the plain language of U.S. antitrust laws, so in " -"theory, a future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general " -"to enforce the law as it was written. But after decades of judicial " -"<quote>education</quote> in the benefits of monopolies, after multiple " -"administrations that have packed the federal courts with lifetime-appointed " -"monopoly cheerleaders, it’s not clear that mere administrative action would " -"do the trick." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If the courts frustrate the Justice Department and the president, the next " -"stop would be Congress, which could eliminate any doubt about how antitrust " -"law should be enforced in the U.S. by passing new laws that boil down to " -"saying, <quote>Knock it off. We all know what the Sherman Act says. Robert " -"Bork was a deranged fantasist. For avoidance of doubt, <emphasis>fuck that " -"guy</emphasis>.</quote> In other words, the problem with monopolies is " -"<emphasis>monopolism</emphasis> — the concentration of power into too few " -"hands, which erodes our right to self-determination. If there is a monopoly, " -"the law wants it gone, period. Sure, get rid of monopolies that create " -"<quote>consumer harm</quote> in the form of higher prices, but also, " -"<emphasis>get rid of other monopolies, too</emphasis>." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But this only prevents things from getting worse. To help them get better, " -"we will have to build coalitions with other activists in the anti-monopoly " -"ecology movement — a pluralism movement or a self-determination movement — " -"and target existing monopolies in every industry for breakup and structural " -"separation rules that prevent, for example, the giant eyewear monopolist " -"Luxottica from dominating both the sale and the manufacture of spectacles." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"In an important sense, it doesn’t matter which industry the breakups begin " -"in. Once they start, shareholders in <emphasis>every</emphasis> industry " -"will start to eye their investments in monopolists skeptically. As " -"trustbusters ride into town and start making lives miserable for " -"monopolists, the debate around every corporate boardroom’s table will shift. " -"People within corporations who’ve always felt uneasy about monopolism will " -"gain a powerful new argument to fend off their evil rivals in the corporate " -"hierarchy: <quote>If we do it my way, we make less money; if we do it your " -"way, a judge will fine us billions and expose us to ridicule and public " -"disapprobation. So even though I get that it would be really cool to do that " -"merger, lock out that competitor, or buy that little company and kill it " -"before it can threaten it, we really shouldn’t — not if we don’t want to get " -"tied to the DOJ’s bumper and get dragged up and down Trustbuster Road for " -"the next 10 years.</quote>" -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "20 GOTO 10" -msgstr "20 GOTO 10" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Fixing Big Tech will require a lot of iteration. As cyber lawyer Lawrence " -"Lessig wrote in his 1999 book, <emphasis>Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace</" -"emphasis>, our lives are regulated by four forces: law (what’s legal), code " -"(what’s technologically possible), norms (what’s socially acceptable), and " -"markets (what’s profitable)." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"If you could wave a wand and get Congress to pass a law that re-fanged the " -"Sherman Act tomorrow, you could use the impending breakups to convince " -"venture capitalists to fund competitors to Facebook, Google, Twitter, and " -"Apple that would be waiting in the wings after they were cut down to size." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"But getting Congress to act will require a massive normative shift, a mass " -"movement of people who care about monopolies — and pulling them apart." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Getting people to care about monopolies will take technological " -"interventions that help them to see what a world free from Big Tech might " -"look like. Imagine if someone could make a beloved (but unauthorized) third-" -"party Facebook or Twitter client that dampens the anxiety-producing " -"algorithmic drumbeat and still lets you talk to your friends without being " -"spied upon — something that made social media more sociable and less toxic. " -"Now imagine that it gets shut down in a brutal legal battle. It’s always " -"easier to convince people that something must be done to save a thing they " -"love than it is to excite them about something that doesn’t even exist yet." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Neither tech nor law nor code nor markets are sufficient to reform Big Tech. " -"But a profitable competitor to Big Tech could bankroll a legislative push; " -"legal reform can embolden a toolsmith to make a better tool; the tool can " -"create customers for a potential business who value the benefits of the " -"internet but want them delivered without Big Tech; and that business can get " -"funded and divert some of its profits to legal reform. 20 GOTO 10 (or " -"lather, rinse, repeat). Do it again, but this time, get farther! After all, " -"this time you’re starting with weaker Big Tech adversaries, a constituency " -"that understands things can be better, Big Tech rivals who’ll help ensure " -"their own future by bankrolling reform, and code that other programmers can " -"build on to weaken Big Tech even further." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The surveillance capitalism hypothesis — that Big Tech’s products really " -"work as well as they say they do and that’s why everything is so screwed up " -"— is way too easy on surveillance and even easier on capitalism. Companies " -"spy because they believe their own BS, and companies spy because governments " -"let them, and companies spy because any advantage from spying is so short-" -"lived and minor that they have to do more and more of it just to stay in " -"place." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"As to why things are so screwed up? Capitalism. Specifically, the monopolism " -"that creates inequality and the inequality that creates monopolism. It’s a " -"form of capitalism that rewards sociopaths who destroy the real economy to " -"inflate the bottom line, and they get away with it for the same reason " -"companies get away with spying: because our governments are in thrall to " -"both the ideology that says monopolies are actually just fine and in thrall " -"to the ideology that says that in a monopolistic world, you’d better not " -"piss off the monopolists." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"Surveillance doesn’t make capitalism rogue. Capitalism’s unchecked rule " -"begets surveillance. Surveillance isn’t bad because it lets people " -"manipulate us. It’s bad because it crushes our ability to be our authentic " -"selves — and because it lets the rich and powerful figure out who might be " -"thinking of building guillotines and what dirt they can use to discredit " -"those embryonic guillotine-builders before they can even get to the " -"lumberyard." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><title> -msgid "Up and through" -msgstr "W górę i na wylot" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"With all the problems of Big Tech, it’s tempting to imagine solving the " -"problem by returning to a world without tech at all. Resist that temptation." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"The only way out of our Big Tech problem is up and through. If our future is " -"not reliant upon high tech, it will be because civilization has fallen. Big " -"Tech wired together a planetary, species-wide nervous system that, with the " -"proper reforms and course corrections, is capable of seeing us through the " -"existential challenge of our species and planet. Now it’s up to us to seize " -"the means of computation, putting that electronic nervous system under " -"democratic, accountable control." -msgstr "" - -#. type: Content of: <article><sect1><para> -msgid "" -"I am, secretly, despite what I have said earlier, a tech exceptionalist. Not " -"in the sense of thinking that tech should be given a free pass to monopolize " -"because it has <quote>economies of scale</quote> or some other nebulous " -"feature. I’m a tech exceptionalist because I believe that getting tech right " -"matters and that getting it wrong will be an unmitigated catastrophe — and " -"doing it right can give us the power to work together to save our " -"civilization, our species, and our planet." -msgstr "" - -#~ msgid "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (hard cover)" -#~ msgstr "ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (oprawa twarda)" - -#~ msgid "" -#~ "If you find typos, error or have other corrections to the translated " -#~ "text, please update on <ulink url=\"https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/" -#~ "rms-personal-data-safe/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism/nb_NO/\"/>." -#~ msgstr "" -#~ "Jeśli znajdziesz literówkę, błąd lub masz inne uwagi na temat poprawienia " -#~ "tekstu, proszę zaktualizuj to na <ulink url=\"https://hosted.weblate.org/" -#~ "projects/rms-personal-data-safe/how-to-destroy-surveillance-capitalism/" -#~ "nb_NO/\"/>." - -#~ msgid "" -#~ "Our devices and services gather most of the data that the NSA mines for " -#~ "its surveillance project. We pay for these devices and the services they " -#~ "connect to, and then we painstakingly perform the data-entry tasks " -#~ "associated with logging facts about our lives, opinions, and preferences." -#~ msgstr "" -#~ "Nasze urządzenia i usługi zbierają większość danych, które NSA następnie " -#~ "wydobywa w ramach swojego inwigilacyjnego projektu nadzoru. Płacimy za te " -#~ "urządzenia i usługi, z którymi się łączą, a następnie skrupulatnie " -#~ "wykonujemy zadania związane z wprowadzaniem danych, które rejestrują " -#~ "fakty dotyczące naszego życia, opinii i preferencji." - -#~ msgid "" -#~ "Thanks to Big Tech, Surveillance capitalism is everywhere. This is not " -#~ "because it is really good at manipulating our behaviour, or the rogue " -#~ "abuse of corporate power. It is the result of unchecked monopolism and " -#~ "the abusive behavior it abets. It is the system working as intended and " -#~ "expected. Cory Doctorow has written an extended critique of Shoshana " -#~ "Zuboff's The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future " -#~ "at the New Frontier of Power, with a non-magical analysis of the problem " -#~ "leading to a different proposal for a solution." -#~ msgstr "" -#~ "Dzięki `Big Tech` kapitalizm oparty na inwigilacyjnym systemie nadzoru " -#~ "jest wszędzie. Nie dzieje się tak dlatego, że jest naprawdę dobry w " -#~ "manipulowaniu naszym zachowaniem lub nieuczciwym nadużywaniu władzy " -#~ "korporacji. Jest to wynik niekontrolowanego monopolizmu i obelżywego " -#~ "zachowania, jakie on wywołuje. Jest to system działający zgodnie z " -#~ "zamierzeniami i oczekiwaniami. Cory Doctorow napisał obszerną krytykę " -#~ "książki Shoshana Zuboff pt. 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Wie man den Überwachungskapitalismus zerstört

Cory Doctorow

- Wie man den Überwachungskapitalismus zerstört, von Cory Doctorow. -

- Herausgegeben von Petter Reinholdtsen. -

- http://www.hungry.com/~pere/publisher/. -

- ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (Taschenbuch) -

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Das Netz aus tausend Lügen

- Am meisten überrascht am Wiederaufkommen der „Flat Earther“ im -21. Jahrhundert, wie allgegenwärtig die Beweise gegen diese Theorie -sind. Man mag noch einsehen, dass vor hunderten von Jahren Leute -vernünftigerweise denken durften, dass die Erde flach sei, da sie keinen -ausreichend hohen Beobachtungspunkt erreichen konnten, von dem aus sie die -Erdkrümmung hätten sehen können. -

- Aber heutzutage braucht es schon einen außergewöhnlichen Glauben, um -weiterhin an die Theorie der Flachen Erde zu glauben – wo man doch bereits -in Grundschulen GoPro-Kameras an Ballons befestigt und sie hoch genug -aufsteigen lässt, um die Erdkrümmung zu fotografieren, vom gewöhnlichen -Ausblick aus einem Flugzeugfenster ganz zu schweigen. -

- Ähnlich verhält es sich mit Weißem Nationalismus und Eugenik: In einem -Zeitalter, in dem jeder durch eine Postsendung eines Rachenabstrichs und -etwas Geld an eine DNA-Sequenzierungs-Firma zu einem Genom-Datenpunkt werden -kann, war das Wiederlegen von „Rassentheorie“ noch nie so -einfach. -

- Wir durchleben ein goldenes Zeitalter von sowohl sofort verfügbaren Fakten -als auch deren Leugnung. Furchtbare, randständige Vorstellungen, die -Jahrzehnte oder gar Jahrhunderte geschlummert haben, haben es -augenscheinlich über Nacht in den Mainstream geschafft. -

- Wenn eine obskure Idee an Auftrieb erlangt, gibt es nur zwei Erklärungen -dafür: Entweder ist die Person, die die Idee verbeitet, besser darin -geworden, ihre Ansicht zu vertreten, oder die Ansicht ist angesichts sich -anhäufender Beweise schwerer zu leugnen geworden. Anders gesagt: Wenn wir -möchten, dass die Leute den Klimawandel ernst nehmen, können wir einen -Haufen Greta Thunbergs wortgewandte, emotionale Reden auf Podien halten -lassen und damit unsere Herzen und unseren Verstand gewinnen, oder wir -können Fluten, Feuersbrünste, eine mörderische Sonne und Pandemien für uns -sprechen lassen. In der Praxis sollten wir wohl von beidem etwas tun: Je -mehr wir schmoren, brennen, ertrinken und dahinschwinden, umso einfacher -wird es für die Greta Thunbergs dieser Welt, uns zu überzeugen. -

- Die Argumente für den absurden Glauben an hasserfüllte Verschwörungen wie -Impfgegnerschaft, Klimaleugnung, eine flache Erde und Eugenik sind nicht -besser als vor einer Generation. Sie sind sogar schlechter, weil sie Leuten -schmackhaft gemacht werden, die wenigstens ein Gespür für die widerlegenden -Fakten haben. -

- Impfgegnerschaft gibt es bereits seit den ersten Impfstoffen, aber frühere -Impfgegner hatten es auf Leute abgesehen, die nicht einmal ein grundlegendes -Verständnis von Mikrobiologie hatten, und überdies waren jene Impfgegner -nicht Zeugen massenmörderischer Krankheiten wie Polio, Pocken und Masern -geworden. Impfgegner von heute sind nicht eloquenter als frührere Impfgegner -und haben es heute schwieriger. -

- Können diese Verschwörungstheoretiker wirklich im Ansatz ihrer wichtigsten -Argumente erfolgreich sein? -

- Manche denken ja. Heutzutage gibt es den weitverbreiteten Glauben, dass -maschinelles Lernen und kommerzielle Überwachung sogar den schwurbelnsten -Verschwörungstheoretiker in einen Marionettenspieler verwandeln können, der -anfälligen Leuten mit K.I.-gestützten, das rationale Denken austricksenden -Argumenten die Wahrnehmung verbiegt und sie, normale Leute, schließlich in -Flacherdler, Impfgegner oder gar Nazis verwandelt. Wenn die -RAND-Corporation -Facebook für „Radikalisierung“ verantwortlich macht und -wenn Facebook das Verbreiten von Falschinformationen in Bezug auf SARS-CoV-2 -seinen -Algorithmen in die Schuhe schiebt, dann ist die verdeckte Botschaft, -dass maschinelles Lernen und Überwachung die Änderungen in unserem Konsens -darüber hervorrufen, was wahr ist. -

- Schließlich muss in einer Welt, in der wuchernde und inkohärente -Verschwörungstheorien wie Pizzagate und sein Nachfolger QAnon zahlreiche -Anhänger haben, einiges im Gange sein. -

- Aber was, wenn es eine andere Erklärung gibt? Was, wenn es die wesentlichen -Umstände und nicht die Argumente sind, die diesen Verschwörungstheoretikern -Aufwind geben? Was, wenn die Traumata vom Durchleben echter -Verschwörungen um uns herum - Verschwörungen zwischen Reichen, -deren Lobbyisten und Gesetzemachern, um unangenehme Fakten und Beweise von -unlauterem Verhalten zu vertuschen (solche Verschwörungen nennt man -üblicherweise „Korruption“) - Leute anfällig für -Verschwörungstheorien macht? -

- Wenn es Trauma und keine ansteckende Krankheit - materielle Umstände und -nicht Ideologie - ist, die heutzutage den Unterschied macht und abstoßenden -Falschinformationen angesichts leicht beobachtbarer Fakten Auftrieb gibt, -heißt das nicht, dass unsere Computernetzwerke keine Schuld haben. Sie -tragen immer noch den Großteil dazu bei, indem sie anfällige Leute -identifizieren und sie nach und nach zu immer extremeren Ideen und -Communities führen. -

- Der Glaube an Verschwörungen ist ein wütendes Feuer, das reellen Schaden -angerichtet hat und eine echte Bedrohung für unseren Planeten und unsere -Spezies ist, von Epidemien , die von Impfgegnern -ausgelöst wurden, bis zu Massenmorden , -ausgelöst von rassistischen Verschwörungstheorien, bis zum Sterben -unseres Planeten, ausgelöst von Klimawandel-leugnerischer Passivität. Unsere -Welt brennt, und wir müssen diese Brände löschen - indem wir herausfinden, -wir die Leute die Wahrheit der Welt durch die Verschwörungen erkennen lassen -können, durch sie verwirrt wurden. -

- Aber das Löschen von Bränden ist reaktiv. Wir müssen die -Prävention befeuern. Wir müssen auf die traumatischen -realen Umstände abzielen, die Leute anfällig für die Pandemie von -Verschwörungstheorien machen. Auch darin spielt Technologie eine Rolle. -

- Vorschläge hierfür gibt es genug. Von der Terrorist Content Regulation der -Europäischen Union, welche Plattformen zwingt, „extremistische“ -Inhalte zu überwachen und zu entfernen, über die Vorschläge der Vereinigten -Staaten, wonach Tech-Firmen -ihre Nutzer ausspähen und für deren -„bad speech“ haftbar zu machen, gibt es zahlreiche Anstrengunen, um -Tech-Firmen dazu zu zwingen, die Probleme zu lösen, die sie selbst -geschaffen haben. -

- Dennoch fehlt ein wesentlicher Aspekt in dieser Debatte. All diese Lösungen -setzen voraus, dass Techfirmen ein Fixum sind, dass ihre Dominanz über das -Internet ein dauerhaftes Faktum ist. Vorschläge, „Big Tech”-Firmen mit einem -dezentralerem, pluralistischerem Internet zu ersetzen, finden sich -nirgendwo. Die „Lösungen“, die heute zur Debatte stehen, -setzen voraus, dass Big Tech „big“ bleibt, weil nur die -größten Unternehmen es sich leisten können, entsprechende gesetzeskonforme -Systeme zu etablieren. -

- Wir müssen herausfinden, wie unsere Technologie aussehen soll, wenn wir aus -diesem Schlamassel wieder herauskommen wollen. Wir stehen heute an einem -Scheideweg, wo wir uns entscheiden müssen, ob wir die „Big Tech“-Firmen -reparieren wollen, die das Internet kontrollieren, oder ob wir das Internet -reparieren wollen, indem wir es aus dem Klammergriff von „Big Tech“ -befreien. Beides gleichzeitig geht nicht, so dass wir uns entscheiden -müssen. -

- Ich möchte, dass wir uns weise entscheiden. Zur Reparatur ist es essentiell, -dass „Big Tech“ gezähmt wird, und dafür brauchen wir -Digitalen-Rechte-Aktivismus. -

Digitaler-Rechte-Aktivismus, ein Vierteljahrhundert später

- Digitaler-Rechte-Aktivismus ist mehr als 30 Jahre alt. Die Eletronic -Frontier Foundation ist in diesem Jahr 30 Jahre alt geworden; die Free -Software Foundation wurde 1985 gegründet. Das am meisten im Laufe der -Geschichte der Bewegung gegen sie vorgebrachte Argument war, dass sie -irrelevant sei: Die Themen „echter“ Aktivisten wären auch -„echte-Welt“-Probleme (man denke an den Skeptizismus, als Finnland -im Jahr 2010 einen Breitbandinternetzugang zum Menschenrecht erklärte -), und „echter-Welt“-Aktivismus noch als Stiefel-Aktivismus („shoe -leather activism”) galt (man denke an Malcolm Gladwells Geringschätzung -für „Clicktivism“). Aber je zentraler Technologien für -unseren Alltag wurde, desto mehr sind die Irrelevanz-Vorwürfe Vorwürfen von -Unehrlichkeit gewichen („Du sorgst dich nur um Tech, weil du für -Technologie-Unternehmen Werbung machen -möchtest“). („Wie konntest du nur nicht vorhersehen, -dass Tech solch eine zerstörerische Kraft sein kann?“). Aber -Digitaler-Rechte-Aktivismus steht nach wie vor dafür: auf die Menschen in -einer Welt achtgeben, die unausweichlich von Technologie übernommen wird. -

- Die neueste Form dieser Kritik kommt in der Form des -„Überwachungskapitalismus“, einem Begriff, der von der -Business-Professorin Shoshana Zuboff in ihrem langen und einflussreichen -Buch Das Zeitalter des Überwachungskapitalismus geprägt -wurde, das 2019 erschienen ist. Zuboff argumentiert, dass -„Überwachungskapitalismus“ ein einzigartigs Geschöpf der -Tech-Industrie sei und dass es sich von allen anderen ausbeuterischen -kommerziellen Praktiken Geschichte unterscheide; ein Geschöpf, das „ -sich aus unerwarteten und unverständlichen Mechanismen aus Extrahierung, -Kommodifizierung und Kontrolle zusammensetze, das Menschen schließlich von -ihrem eigenen Verhalten loslöse und dabei neue Märkte von -Verhaltensvorhersage und -manipulation schaffe.“ Es handelt sich -dabei um eine neue tödliche Form von Kapitalismus, einen -„schurkenhaften Kapitalismus“, und unsere Unfähigkeit, dessen -einzigartigen Fähigkeiten und Gefahren zu verstehen, stellt eine -existenzielle und speziesweite Bedrohung dar. Sie hat insofern recht, als -Kapitalismus unsere Spezies heute bedroht, und sie hat auch recht insofern, -als Technologie unsere Spezies und Zivilisation vor einzigartige -Herausforderungen stellt, aber sie irrt sich darin, inwiefern Technologie -andersartig ist und warum es unsere Spezies bedroht. -

- Genauer gesagt, denke ich, dass ihre falsche Diagnose uns einen Weg -hinabführt, der Big Tech stärker macht, nicht schwächer. Wir müssen Big Tech -zu Fall bringen, und um das zu tun, müssen wir zunächst das Problem korrekt -identifizieren. -

Tech-Exzeptionalismus, damals und heute

- Frühe Kritiker des Digitalen-Rechte-Managements - die am wohl am besten -durch Organisationen wie die Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Free -Software Foundation, Public Knowledge und andere vertreten werden, die ihren -Fokus auf die Bewahrung und Stärkung elementarer Menschenrechte in der -digitalen Welt legen - verurteilten Aktivisten für die Ausübung von -„Tech-Exzeptionalismus“. Um die Jahrtausendwende machten -bedeutende Leute jegliche Behauptung, dass Tech-Regularien in der -„echten Welt“ eine Rolle spielten, lächerlich. Behauptungen, -wonach Tech-Regularien Folgen für Speech, Zusammenschlüsse, Privatsphäre, -Durchsuchungen und Konfiskationen, sowie für grundlegende Rechte und -Gleichheit haben konnten, wurden verlacht - verlacht als Besorgnis, die von -traurigen Nerds, die sonst in Webforen über Star Trek -diskutierten, geschürt und gar über die Freiheitskämpfe der Freedom Rider, -Nelson Mandela oder des Warschauer Ghetto-Aufstandes erhoben würden. -

- In den seitdem vergangenen Jahrzehnten wurden die Vorwürfe von -„Tech-Exzeptionalismus“ schärfer, zumal sich die Bedeutung von -Technologie im Alltag ausgeweitet hat: Jetzt, da Technologie jede Nische -unseres Lebens infiltriert hat und unsere Online-Leben von einer Handvoll -Giganten monopolisiert wurden, werden die Verteidiger der digitalen -Freiheiten Beschuldigt, Wasserträger von „Big Tech“ zu sein und Deckung für -dessen von eigenen Interessen geleiteter Fahrlässigkeit (oder schlimmer -noch: ruchlose Pläne) zu bieten. -

- Nach meiner Aufassung ist die Digitale-Rechte-Bewegung stehen geblieben, -während der Rest der Welt sich weiterbewegt hat. Von den frühesten Tagen an -war das Anliegen der Bewegung, dass Nutzer und Programmierer ihre -grundlegenden Rechte verwirklichen Rechte können. Digitale-Rechte-Aktivisten -kümmerten sich nur soweit um Firmen, als sie die Rechte ihrer Nutzen -achteten (oder, wie so oft, wenn sich Unternehmen so töricht verhielten und -neue Regularien zu Fall zu bringen drohten, was es auch guten Akteuren -schwerer gemacht hätte, Nutzen zu helfen). -

- Der Kritiker des „Überwachungskapitalismus“ lässt die -Digitale-Rechte-Bewegung erneut in einem neuen Licht erscheinen: nicht als -Alarmisten, die die Wichtigkeit ihrer Spielzeuge überschätzen oder als -Sprecher für Big Tech, sondern als gelassene Sessel-Aktivisten, deren -langjähriger Aktivismus zur Last geworden ist, weil es sie unfähig macht, -neuartige Bedrohungen zu erkennen, während sie weiterhin Tech-Schlachten des -vorigen Jahrhunderts schlagen. -

- Aber Tech-Exzeptionalismus ist eine Sünde, unabhängig davon, wer ihn -betreibt. -

Glaube nicht an den Hype

- Du hast wahrscheinlich schon einmal gehört, dass „du das Produkt bist, -wenn du nicht für das Produkt bezahlst “. Wie wir noch sehen werden, -ist diese Aussage im Grunde richtig, aber nicht vollständig. Aber es -stimmtdefinitiv , dass die Kunden von Big Tech -Werbeunternehmen sind, und das Geschäftsmodell von Google und Facebook ist -letztlich ihre Fähigkeit, dich zu Käufen zu -verleiten. Das Produkt von Big Tech ist die Überzeugungskunst. Die Dienste - -soziale Medien, Suchmaschinen, Karten- und Kurznachrichtendienste und -weitere - sind schlicht Vehikel, um dessen Nutzer von etwas zu überzeugen -und zu etwas zu verleiten. -

- Die Angst vor Überwachungskapitalismus basiert zunächst auf der (korrekten) -Annahme, dass alles, was Big Tech über sich selbst sagt, wahrscheinlich eine -Lüge ist. Aber der Kritiker des Überwachungskapitalismus macht hiervon eine -Ausnahme, soweit es Big Techs eigene Behauptungen in seinen -Verkaufsprospekten sind - der atemlose Hype, der potentiellen -Werbeunternehmen online und in Werbetechnologie-Seminaren über die -Wirksamkeit seiner Produkte angedient wird: Dem Hype zufolge kann uns Big -Tech so gut wie von ihm behauptet beeinflussen. Das ist jedoch falsch, weil -Verkaufsprospekte kein zuverlässiger Indikator für die Wirksamkeit eines -Produkts ist. -

- Überwachungskapitalismus geht davon aus, dass Big Tech etwas Reales -verkauft, weil Werbeunternehmen viel von dem kaufen, was Big Tech -verkauft. Aber die massiven Umsatzzahlen von Big Tech könnten einfach auch -nur das Produkt einer weit verbreiteten Täuschung sein, oder schlimmer noch: -eines monopolistischen Kontrolle über unser aller Kommunikation und Handel. -

- Überwachung führt zu Verhaltensveränderungen, und zwar nicht zu -positiven. Sie gefähdet unseren gesellschaftlichen Fortschritt. Zuboffs Buch -arbeitet Erklärungen dieser Phänomene eindrucksvoll heraus. Aber Zuboff -behauptet auch, dass Überwachung uns unseres freien Willens beraubt - dass, -wenn unsere persönlichen Daten mit maschinellem Lernen kombiniert werden, -ein System fataler Überzeugungskunst entsteht, in dessen Angesicht wir -hilflos sind. Sprich, Facebook nutzt einen Algorithmus, um die Daten zu -analysieren, welche ohne unsere Zustimmung aus deinem Alltag extrahiert -werden, und nutzt diese, um deinen Feed so anzupassen, dass du Sachen -kaufst. Es handelt sich um einen Strahl zur Gedankensteuerung wie aus einem -Comic der 1950er Jahre, der von verrückten Wissenschaftlern bedient wird, -deren Supercomputer ihnen ewige und umfassende Weltherrschaft garantiert. -

Was ist Überzeugung?

- Um zu verstehen, weshalb du dich nicht um Strahlen zur Gedankenkontrolle – -aber weshalb du dich um Überwachung und Big Tech sorgen -solltest -, müssen wir einordnen, was wir mit -„Überzeugung“ meinen. -

- Google, Facebook und andere Überwachungkapitalisten versprechen ihren Kunden -(den Werbeunternehmen), dass sich diesen – durch Werkzeuge maschinellen -Lernes, die mit unvorstellbar großen Mengen an persönlichen Daten ohne -Zustimmung trainier wurden – Wege eröffnen, um das rationale Denken der -Öffentlichkeit umgehen und ihr Verhalten lenken zu können, so dass ein ein -Strom an Käufen, Stimmen und anderer erwünschter Ergebnisse erzeugt wird. -

- Die Auswirkungen von Vorherrschaft überwiegt die der Manipulation bei weitem -und sie sollen im Mittelpunkt unserer Analyse und etwaiger Gegenmittel -stehen, die wir zu finden suchen. -

- Aber es gibt wenige Beweise dafür, dass dies geschieht. Stattdessen sind die -Vorhersagen, die Überwachungskapitalisten ihren Kunden liefern, viel weniger -beeindruckend. Anstelle Wege zu finden, die unser rationales Denken umgehen, -tun Überwachungskapitlisten meistens eines oder mehrere der folgenden drei -Dinge: -

1. Aufteilung

- Falls du Windeln verkaufst, bist du besser beraten, diese Leuten auf -Entbindungsstationen anzubieten. Nicht jeder, der eine Entbindungsstation -betritt oder eine solche verlässt, hat gerade ein Kind entbunden, und nicht -jeder, der gerade ein Kind entbunden hat, ist im Windelmarkt vertreten. Aber -die Geburt eines Kindes ist ein sehr zuverlässiges Korrelat zur Teilnahme am -„Windelmarkt“, und der Aufenthalt in einer Entbindungsstation steht in hoher -Korrelation zur Geburt eines Kindes. Deshalb Windelwerbung im Bereich von -Entbindungsstationen (und sogar Promoter, die auf Entbindungsstationen mit -Körben voller Gratisproben herumspuken). -

- Surveillance capitalism is segmenting times a billion. Diaper vendors can go -way beyond people in maternity wards (though they can do that, too, with -things like location-based mobile ads). They can target you based on -whether you’re reading articles about child-rearing, diapers, or a host of -other subjects, and data mining can suggest unobvious keywords to advertise -against. They can target you based on the articles you’ve recently -read. They can target you based on what you’ve recently purchased. They can -target you based on whether you receive emails or private messages about -these subjects — or even if you speak aloud about them (though Facebook and -the like convincingly claim that’s not happening — yet). -

- Das ist wirklich beängstigend. -

- Aber dies ist keine Gedankenkontrolle. -

- Es beraubt dich nicht deines freien Willens. Es führt dich nicht hinters -Licht. -

- Think of how surveillance capitalism works in politics. Surveillance -capitalist companies sell political operatives the power to locate people -who might be receptive to their pitch. Candidates campaigning on finance -industry corruption seek people struggling with debt; candidates campaigning -on xenophobia seek out racists. Political operatives have always targeted -their message whether their intentions were honorable or not: Union -organizers set up pitches at factory gates, and white supremacists hand out -fliers at John Birch Society meetings. -

- But this is an inexact and thus wasteful practice. The union organizer can’t -know which worker to approach on the way out of the factory gates and may -waste their time on a covert John Birch Society member; the white -supremacist doesn’t know which of the Birchers are so delusional that making -it to a meeting is as much as they can manage and which ones might be -convinced to cross the country to carry a tiki torch through the streets of -Charlottesville, Virginia. -

- Because targeting improves the yields on political pitches, it can -accelerate the pace of political upheaval by making it possible for everyone -who has secretly wished for the toppling of an autocrat — or just an 11-term -incumbent politician — to find everyone else who feels the same way at very -low cost. This has been critical to the rapid crystallization of recent -political movements including Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street as -well as less savory players like the far-right white nationalist movements -that marched in Charlottesville. -

- It’s important to differentiate this kind of political organizing from -influence campaigns; finding people who secretly agree with you isn’t the -same as convincing people to agree with you. The rise of phenomena like -nonbinary or otherwise nonconforming gender identities is often -characterized by reactionaries as the result of online brainwashing -campaigns that convince impressionable people that they have been secretly -queer all along. -

- But the personal accounts of those who have come out tell a different story -where people who long harbored a secret about their gender were emboldened -by others coming forward and where people who knew that they were different -but lacked a vocabulary for discussing that difference learned the right -words from these low-cost means of finding people and learning about their -ideas. -

2. Deception

- Lies and fraud are pernicious, and surveillance capitalism supercharges them -through targeting. If you want to sell a fraudulent payday loan or subprime -mortgage, surveillance capitalism can help you find people who are both -desperate and unsophisticated and thus receptive to your pitch. This -accounts for the rise of many phenomena, like multilevel marketing schemes, -in which deceptive claims about potential earnings and the efficacy of sales -techniques are targeted at desperate people by advertising against search -queries that indicate, for example, someone struggling with ill-advised -loans. -

- Surveillance capitalism also abets fraud by making it easy to locate other -people who have been similarly deceived, forming a community of people who -reinforce one another’s false beliefs. Think of the -forums where people who are being victimized by multilevel marketing -frauds gather to trade tips on how to improve their luck in peddling the -product. -

- Sometimes, online deception involves replacing someone’s correct beliefs -with incorrect ones, as it does in the anti-vaccination movement, whose -victims are often people who start out believing in vaccines but are -convinced by seemingly plausible evidence that leads them into the false -belief that vaccines are harmful. -

- But it’s much more common for fraud to succeed when it doesn’t have to -displace a true belief. When my daughter contracted head lice at daycare, -one of the daycare workers told me I could get rid of them by treating her -hair and scalp with olive oil. I didn’t know anything about head lice, and I -assumed that the daycare worker did, so I tried it (it didn’t work, and it -doesn’t work). It’s easy to end up with false beliefs when you simply don’t -know any better and when those beliefs are conveyed by someone who seems to -know what they’re doing. -

- This is pernicious and difficult — and it’s also the kind of thing the -internet can help guard against by making true information available, -especially in a form that exposes the underlying deliberations among parties -with sharply divergent views, such as Wikipedia. But it’s not brainwashing; -it’s fraud. In the majority of cases, -the victims of these fraud campaigns have an informational void filled in -the customary way, by consulting a seemingly reliable source. If I look up -the length of the Brooklyn Bridge and learn that it is 5,800 feet long, but -in reality, it is 5,989 feet long, the underlying deception is a problem, -but it’s a problem with a simple remedy. It’s a very different problem from -the anti-vax issue in which someone’s true belief is displaced by a false -one by means of sophisticated persuasion. -

3. Domination

- Surveillance capitalism is the result of monopoly. Monopoly is the cause, -and surveillance capitalism and its negative outcomes are the effects of -monopoly. I’ll get into this in depth later, but for now, suffice it to say -that the tech industry has grown up with a radical theory of antitrust that -has allowed companies to grow by merging with their rivals, buying up their -nascent competitors, and expanding to control whole market verticals. -

- One example of how monopolism aids in persuasion is through dominance: -Google makes editorial decisions about its algorithms that determine the -sort order of the responses to our queries. If a cabal of fraudsters have -set out to trick the world into thinking that the Brooklyn Bridge is 5,800 -feet long, and if Google gives a high search rank to this group in response -to queries like „How long is the Brooklyn Bridge?“ then the -first eight or 10 screens’ worth of Google results could be wrong. And since -most people don’t go beyond the first couple of results — let alone the -first page of results — Google’s choice means that many -people will be deceived. -

- Google’s dominance over search — more than 86% of web searches are performed -through Google — means that the way it orders its search results has an -outsized effect on public beliefs. Ironically, Google claims this is why it -can’t afford to have any transparency in its algorithm design: Google’s -search dominance makes the results of its sorting too important to risk -telling the world how it arrives at those results lest some bad actor -discover a flaw in the ranking system and exploit it to push its point of -view to the top of the search results. There’s an obvious remedy to a -company that is too big to audit: break it up into smaller pieces. -

- Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a „rogue capitalism“ whose -data-hoarding and machine-learning techniques rob us of our free will. But -influence campaigns that seek to displace existing, correct beliefs with -false ones have an effect that is small and temporary while monopolistic -dominance over informational systems has massive, enduring -effects. Controlling the results to the world’s search queries means -controlling access both to arguments and their rebuttals and, thus, control -over much of the world’s beliefs. If our concern is how corporations are -foreclosing on our ability to make up our own minds and determine our own -futures, the impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and -should be central to our analysis and any remedies we seek. -

4. Bypassing our rational faculties

- This is the good stuff: using machine learning, -„dark patterns,“ engagement hacking, and other techniques to -get us to do things that run counter to our better judgment. This is mind -control. -

- Some of these techniques have proven devastatingly effective (if only in the -short term). The use of countdown timers on a purchase completion page can -create a sense of urgency that causes you to ignore the nagging internal -voice suggesting that you should shop around or sleep on your decision. The -use of people from your social graph in ads can provide „social -proof“ that a purchase is worth making. Even the auction system -pioneered by eBay is calculated to play on our cognitive blind spots, -letting us feel like we „own“ something because we bid on it, -thus encouraging us to bid again when we are outbid to ensure that -„our“ things stay ours. -

- Games are extraordinarily good at this. „Free to play“ games -manipulate us through many techniques, such as presenting players with a -series of smoothly escalating challenges that create a sense of mastery and -accomplishment but which sharply transition into a set of challenges that -are impossible to overcome without paid upgrades. Add some social proof to -the mix — a stream of notifications about how well your friends are faring — -and before you know it, you’re buying virtual power-ups to get to the next -level. -

- Companies have risen and fallen on these techniques, and the -„fallen“ part is worth paying attention to. In general, living -things adapt to stimulus: Something that is very compelling or noteworthy -when you first encounter it fades with repetition until you stop noticing it -altogether. Consider the refrigerator hum that irritates you when it starts -up but disappears into the background so thoroughly that you only notice it -when it stops again. -

- That’s why behavioral conditioning uses „intermittent reinforcement -schedules.“ Instead of giving you a steady drip of encouragement or -setbacks, games and gamified services scatter rewards on a randomized -schedule — often enough to keep you interested and random enough that you -can never quite find the pattern that would make it boring. -

- Intermittent reinforcement is a powerful behavioral tool, but it also -represents a collective action problem for surveillance capitalism. The -„engagement techniques“ invented by the behaviorists of -surveillance capitalist companies are quickly copied across the whole sector -so that what starts as a mysteriously compelling fillip in the design of a -service—like „pull to refresh“ or alerts when someone likes -your posts or side quests that your characters get invited to while in the -midst of main quests—quickly becomes dully ubiquitous. The -impossible-to-nail-down nonpattern of randomized drips from your phone -becomes a grey-noise wall of sound as every single app and site starts to -make use of whatever seems to be working at the time. -

- From the surveillance capitalist’s point of view, our adaptive capacity is -like a harmful bacterium that deprives it of its food source — our attention -— and novel techniques for snagging that attention are like new antibiotics -that can be used to breach our defenses and destroy our -self-determination. And there are techniques like -that. Who can forget the Great Zynga Epidemic, when all of our friends were -caught in FarmVille’s endless, mindless dopamine loops? -But every new attention-commanding technique is jumped on by the whole -industry and used so indiscriminately that antibiotic resistance sets -in. Given enough repetition, almost all of us develop immunity to even the -most powerful techniques — by 2013, two years after Zynga’s peak, its user -base had halved. -

- Not everyone, of course. Some people never adapt to stimulus, just as some -people never stop hearing the hum of the refrigerator. This is why most -people who are exposed to slot machines play them for a while and then move -on while a small and tragic minority liquidate their kids’ college funds, -buy adult diapers, and position themselves in front of a machine until they -collapse. -

- But surveillance capitalism’s margins on behavioral modification -suck. Tripling the rate at which someone buys a widget sounds great unless -the base rate is way less than 1% with an improved rate of… still -less than 1%. Even penny slot machines pull down pennies for every spin -while surveillance capitalism rakes in infinitesimal penny fractions. -

- Slot machines’ high returns mean that they can be profitable just by -draining the fortunes of the small rump of people who are pathologically -vulnerable to them and unable to adapt to their tricks. But surveillance -capitalism can’t survive on the fractional pennies it brings down from that -vulnerable sliver — that’s why, after the Great Zynga Epidemic had finally -burned itself out, the small number of still-addicted players left behind -couldn’t sustain it as a global phenomenon. And new powerful attention -weapons aren’t easy to find, as is evidenced by the long years since the -last time Zynga had a hit. Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars that -Zynga has to spend on developing new tools to blast through our adaptation, -it has never managed to repeat the lucky accident that let it snag so much -of our attention for a brief moment in 2009. Powerhouses like Supercell have -fared a little better, but they are rare and throw away many failures for -every success. -

- The vulnerability of small segments of the population to dramatic, efficient -corporate manipulation is a real concern that’s worthy of our attention and -energy. But it’s not an existential threat to society. -

If data is the new oil, then surveillance capitalism’s engine has a leak

- This adaptation problem offers an explanation for one of surveillance -capitalism’s most alarming traits: its relentless hunger for data and its -endless expansion of data-gathering capabilities through the spread of -sensors, online surveillance, and acquisition of data streams from third -parties. -

- Zuboff observes this phenomenon and concludes that data must be very -valuable if surveillance capitalism is so hungry for it. (In her words: -„Just as industrial capitalism was driven to the continuous -intensification of the means of production, so surveillance capitalists and -their market players are now locked into the continuous intensification of -the means of behavioral modification and the gathering might of -instrumentarian power.“) But what if the voracious appetite is -because data has such a short half-life — because people become inured so -quickly to new, data-driven persuasion techniques — that the companies are -locked in an arms race with our limbic system? What if it’s all a Red -Queen’s race where they have to run ever faster — collect ever-more data — -just to stay in the same spot? -

- Of course, all of Big Tech’s persuasion techniques work in concert with one -another, and collecting data is useful beyond mere behavioral trickery. -

- If someone wants to recruit you to buy a refrigerator or join a pogrom, they -might use profiling and targeting to send messages to people they judge to -be good sales prospects. The messages themselves may be deceptive, making -claims about things you’re not very knowledgeable about (food safety and -energy efficiency or eugenics and historical claims about racial -superiority). They might use search engine optimization and/or armies of -fake reviewers and commenters and/or paid placement to dominate the -discourse so that any search for further information takes you back to their -messages. And finally, they may refine the different pitches using machine -learning and other techniques to figure out what kind of pitch works best on -someone like you. -

- Each phase of this process benefits from surveillance: The more data they -have, the more precisely they can profile you and target you with specific -messages. Think of how you’d sell a fridge if you knew that the warranty on -your prospect’s fridge just expired and that they were expecting a tax -rebate in April. -

- Also, the more data they have, the better they can craft deceptive messages -— if I know that you’re into genealogy, I might not try to feed you -pseudoscience about genetic differences between „races,“ -sticking instead to conspiratorial secret histories of „demographic -replacement“ and the like. -

- Facebook also helps you locate people who have the same odious or antisocial -views as you. It makes it possible to find other people who want to carry -tiki torches through the streets of Charlottesville in Confederate -cosplay. It can help you find other people who want to join your militia and -go to the border to look for undocumented migrants to terrorize. It can help -you find people who share your belief that vaccines are poison and that the -Earth is flat. -

- There is one way in which targeted advertising uniquely benefits those -advocating for socially unacceptable causes: It is invisible. Racism is -widely geographically dispersed, and there are few places where racists — -and only racists — gather. This is similar to the problem of selling -refrigerators in that potential refrigerator purchasers are geographically -dispersed and there are few places where you can buy an ad that will be -primarily seen by refrigerator customers. But buying a refrigerator is -socially acceptable while being a Nazi is not, so you can buy a billboard or -advertise in the newspaper sports section for your refrigerator business, -and the only potential downside is that your ad will be seen by a lot of -people who don’t want refrigerators, resulting in a lot of wasted expense. -

- But even if you wanted to advertise your Nazi movement on a billboard or -prime-time TV or the sports section, you would struggle to find anyone -willing to sell you the space for your ad partly because they disagree with -your views and partly because they fear censure (boycott, reputational -damage, etc.) from other people who disagree with your views. -

- Targeted ads solve this problem: On the internet, every ad unit can be -different for every person, meaning that you can buy ads that are only shown -to people who appear to be Nazis and not to people who hate Nazis. When -there’s spillover — when someone who hates racism is shown a racist -recruiting ad — there is some fallout; the platform or publication might get -an angry public or private denunciation. But the nature of the risk assumed -by an online ad buyer is different than the risks to a traditional publisher -or billboard owner who might want to run a Nazi ad. -

- Online ads are placed by algorithms that broker between a diverse ecosystem -of self-serve ad platforms that anyone can buy an ad through, so the Nazi ad -that slips onto your favorite online publication isn’t seen as their moral -failing but rather as a failure in some distant, upstream ad supplier. When -a publication gets a complaint about an offensive ad that’s appearing in one -of its units, it can take some steps to block that ad, but the Nazi might -buy a slightly different ad from a different broker serving the same -unit. And in any event, internet users increasingly understand that when -they see an ad, it’s likely that the advertiser did not choose that -publication and that the publication has no idea who its advertisers are. -

- These layers of indirection between advertisers and publishers serve as -moral buffers: Today’s moral consensus is largely that publishers shouldn’t -be held responsible for the ads that appear on their pages because they’re -not actively choosing to put those ads there. Because of this, Nazis are -able to overcome significant barriers to organizing their movement. -

- Data has a complex relationship with domination. Being able to spy on your -customers can alert you to their preferences for your rivals and allow you -to head off your rivals at the pass. -

- More importantly, if you can dominate the information space while also -gathering data, then you make other deceptive tactics stronger because it’s -harder to break out of the web of deceit you’re spinning. Domination — that -is, ultimately becoming a monopoly — and not the data itself is the -supercharger that makes every tactic worth pursuing because monopolistic -domination deprives your target of an escape route. -

- If you’re a Nazi who wants to ensure that your prospects primarily see -deceptive, confirming information when they search for more, you can improve -your odds by seeding the search terms they use through your initial -communications. You don’t need to own the top 10 results for „voter -suppression“ if you can convince your marks to confine their search -terms to „voter fraud,“ which throws up a very different set of -search results. -

- Surveillance capitalists are like stage mentalists who claim that their -extraordinary insights into human behavior let them guess the word that you -wrote down and folded up in your pocket but who really use shills, hidden -cameras, sleight of hand, and brute-force memorization to amaze you. -

- Or perhaps they’re more like pick-up artists, the misogynistic cult that -promises to help awkward men have sex with women by teaching them -„neurolinguistic programming“ phrases, body language -techniques, and psychological manipulation tactics like -„negging“ — offering unsolicited negative feedback to women to -lower their self-esteem and prick their interest. -

- Some pick-up artists eventually manage to convince women to go home with -them, but it’s not because these men have figured out how to bypass women’s -critical faculties. Rather, pick-up artists’ „success“ stories -are a mix of women who were incapable of giving consent, women who were -coerced, women who were intoxicated, self-destructive women, and a few women -who were sober and in command of their faculties but who didn’t realize -straightaway that they were with terrible men but rectified the error as -soon as they could. -

- Pick-up artists believe they have figured out a secret -back door that bypasses women’s critical faculties, but they haven’t. Many -of the tactics they deploy, like negging, became the butt of jokes (just -like people joke about bad ad targeting), and there’s a good chance that -anyone they try these tactics on will immediately recognize them and dismiss -the men who use them as irredeemable losers. -

- Pick-up artists are proof that people can believe they have developed a -system of mind control even when it doesn’t -work. Pick-up artists simply exploit the fact that -one-in-a-million chances can come through for you if you make a million -attempts, and then they assume that the other 999,999 times, they simply -performed the technique incorrectly and commit themselves to doing better -next time. There’s only one group of people who find pick-up artist lore -reliably convincing: other would-be pick-up artists whose anxiety and -insecurity make them vulnerable to scammers and delusional men who convince -them that if they pay for tutelage and follow instructions, then they will -someday succeed. Pick-up artists assume they fail to entice women because -they are bad at being pick-up artists, not because pick-up artistry is -bullshit. Pick-up artists are bad at selling themselves to women, but -they’re much better at selling themselves to men who pay to learn the -secrets of pick-up artistry. -

- Department store pioneer John Wanamaker is said to have lamented, -„Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I -don’t know which half.“ The fact that Wanamaker thought that only -half of his advertising spending was wasted is a tribute to the -persuasiveness of advertising executives, who are much -better at convincing potential clients to buy their services than they are -at convincing the general public to buy their clients’ wares. -

What is Facebook?

- Facebook is heralded as the origin of all of our modern plagues, and it’s -not hard to see why. Some tech companies want to lock their users in but -make their money by monopolizing access to the market for apps for their -devices and gouging them on prices rather than by spying on them (like -Apple). Some companies don’t care about locking in users because they’ve -figured out how to spy on them no matter where they are and what they’re -doing and can turn that surveillance into money (Google). Facebook alone -among the Western tech giants has built a business based on locking in its -users and spying on them all the time. -

- Facebook’s surveillance regime is really without parallel in the Western -world. Though Facebook tries to prevent itself from being visible on the -public web, hiding most of what goes on there from people unless they’re -logged into Facebook, the company has nevertheless booby-trapped the entire -web with surveillance tools in the form of Facebook „Like“ -buttons that web publishers include on their sites to boost their Facebook -profiles. Facebook also makes various libraries and other useful code -snippets available to web publishers that act as surveillance tendrils on -the sites where they’re used, funneling information about visitors to the -site — newspapers, dating sites, message boards — to Facebook. -

- Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but -because it is big. -

- Facebook offers similar tools to app developers, so the apps — games, fart -machines, business review services, apps for keeping abreast of your kid’s -schooling — you use will send information about your activities to Facebook -even if you don’t have a Facebook account and even if you don’t download or -use Facebook apps. On top of all that, Facebook buys data from third-party -brokers on shopping habits, physical location, use of „loyalty“ -programs, financial transactions, etc., and cross-references that with the -dossiers it develops on activity on Facebook and with apps and the public -web. -

- Though it’s easy to integrate the web with Facebook — linking to news -stories and such — Facebook products are generally not available to be -integrated back into the web itself. You can embed a tweet in a Facebook -post, but if you embed a Facebook post in a tweet, you just get a link back -to Facebook and must log in before you can see it. Facebook has used extreme -technological and legal countermeasures to prevent rivals from allowing -their users to embed Facebook snippets in competing services or to create -alternative interfaces to Facebook that merge your Facebook inbox with those -of other services that you use. -

- And Facebook is incredibly popular, with 2.3 billion claimed users (though -many believe this figure to be inflated). Facebook has been used to organize -genocidal pogroms, racist riots, anti-vaccination movements, flat Earth -cults, and the political lives of some of the world’s ugliest, most brutal -autocrats. There are some really alarming things going on in the world, and -Facebook is implicated in many of them, so it’s easy to conclude that these -bad things are the result of Facebook’s mind-control system, which it rents -out to anyone with a few bucks to spend. -

- To understand what role Facebook plays in the formulation and mobilization -of antisocial movements, we need to understand the dual nature of Facebook. -

- Because it has a lot of users and a lot of data about those users, Facebook -is a very efficient tool for locating people with hard-to-find traits, the -kinds of traits that are widely diffused in the population such that -advertisers have historically struggled to find a cost-effective way to -reach them. Think back to refrigerators: Most of us only replace our major -appliances a few times in our entire lives. If you’re a refrigerator -manufacturer or retailer, you have these brief windows in the life of a -consumer during which they are pondering a purchase, and you have to somehow -reach them. Anyone who’s ever registered a title change after buying a house -can attest that appliance manufacturers are incredibly desperate to reach -anyone who has even the slenderest chance of being in the market for a new -fridge. -

- Facebook makes finding people shopping for refrigerators a -lot easier. It can target ads to people who’ve -registered a new home purchase, to people who’ve searched for refrigerator -buying advice, to people who have complained about their fridge dying, or -any combination thereof. It can even target people who’ve recently bought -other kitchen appliances on the theory that someone -who’s just replaced their stove and dishwasher might be in a fridge-buying -kind of mood. The vast majority of people who are reached by these ads will -not be in the market for a new fridge, but — crucially — the percentage of -people who are looking for fridges that these ads reach -is much larger than it is than for any group that might -be subjected to traditional, offline targeted refrigerator marketing. -

- Facebook also makes it a lot easier to find people who have the same rare -disease as you, which might have been impossible in earlier eras — the -closest fellow sufferer might otherwise be hundreds of miles away. It makes -it easier to find people who went to the same high school as you even though -decades have passed and your former classmates have all been scattered to -the four corners of the Earth. -

- Facebook also makes it much easier to find people who hold the same rare -political beliefs as you. If you’ve always harbored a secret affinity for -socialism but never dared utter this aloud lest you be demonized by your -neighbors, Facebook can help you discover other people who feel the same way -(and it might just demonstrate to you that your affinity is more widespread -than you ever suspected). It can make it easier to find people who share -your sexual identity. And again, it can help you to understand that what -you thought was a shameful secret that affected only you was really a widely -shared trait, giving you both comfort and the courage to come out to the -people in your life. -

- All of this presents a dilemma for Facebook: Targeting makes the company’s -ads more effective than traditional ads, but it also lets advertisers see -just how effective their ads are. While advertisers are pleased to learn -that Facebook ads are more effective than ads on systems with less -sophisticated targeting, advertisers can also see that in nearly every case, -the people who see their ads ignore them. Or, at best, the ads work on a -subconscious level, creating nebulous unmeasurables like „brand -recognition.“ This means that the price per ad is very low in nearly -every case. -

- To make things worse, many Facebook groups spark precious little -discussion. Your little-league soccer team, the people with the same rare -disease as you, and the people you share a political affinity with may -exchange the odd flurry of messages at critical junctures, but on a daily -basis, there’s not much to say to your old high school chums or other -hockey-card collectors. -

- With nothing but „organic“ discussion, Facebook would not -generate enough traffic to sell enough ads to make the money it needs to -continually expand by buying up its competitors while returning handsome -sums to its investors. -

- So Facebook has to gin up traffic by sidetracking its own forums: Every time -Facebook’s algorithm injects controversial materials — inflammatory -political articles, conspiracy theories, outrage stories — into a group, it -can hijack that group’s nominal purpose with its desultory discussions and -supercharge those discussions by turning them into bitter, unproductive -arguments that drag on and on. Facebook is optimized for engagement, not -happiness, and it turns out that automated systems are pretty good at -figuring out things that people will get angry about. -

- Facebook can modify our behavior but only in a couple -of trivial ways. First, it can lock in all your friends and family members -so that you check and check and check with Facebook to find out what they -are up to; and second, it can make you angry and anxious. It can force you -to choose between being interrupted constantly by updates — a process that -breaks your concentration and makes it hard to be introspective — and -staying in touch with your friends. This is a very limited form of mind -control, and it can only really make us miserable, angry, and anxious. -

- This is why Facebook’s targeting systems — both the ones it shows to -advertisers and the ones that let users find people who share their -interests — are so next-gen and smooth and easy to use as well as why its -message boards have a toolset that seems like it hasn’t changed since the -mid-2000s. If Facebook delivered an equally flexible, sophisticated -message-reading system to its users, those users could defend themselves -against being nonconsensually eyeball-fucked with Donald Trump headlines. -

- The more time you spend on Facebook, the more ads it gets to show you. The -solution to Facebook’s ads only working one in a thousand times is for the -company to try to increase how much time you spend on Facebook by a factor -of a thousand. Rather than thinking of Facebook as a company that has -figured out how to show you exactly the right ad in exactly the right way to -get you to do what its advertisers want, think of it as a company that has -figured out how to make you slog through an endless torrent of arguments -even though they make you miserable, spending so much time on the site that -it eventually shows you at least one ad that you respond to. -

Monopoly and the right to the future tense

- Zuboff and her cohort are particularly alarmed at the extent to which -surveillance allows corporations to influence our decisions, taking away -something she poetically calls „the right to the future tense“ -— that is, the right to decide for yourself what you will do in the future. -

- It’s true that advertising can tip the scales one way or another: When -you’re thinking of buying a fridge, a timely fridge ad might end the search -on the spot. But Zuboff puts enormous and undue weight on the persuasive -power of surveillance-based influence techniques. Most of these don’t work -very well, and the ones that do won’t work for very long. The makers of -these influence tools are confident they will someday refine them into -systems of total control, but they are hardly unbiased observers, and the -risks from their dreams coming true are very speculative. -

- By contrast, Zuboff is rather sanguine about 40 years of lax antitrust -practice that has allowed a handful of companies to dominate the internet, -ushering in an information age with, as one person -on Twitter noted, five giant websites each filled with screenshots -of the other four. -

- However, if we are to be alarmed that we might lose the right to choose for -ourselves what our future will hold, then monopoly’s nonspeculative, -concrete, here-and-now harms should be front and center in our debate over -tech policy. -

- Start with „digital rights management.“ In 1998, Bill Clinton -signed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) into law. It’s a complex -piece of legislation with many controversial clauses but none more so than -Section 1201, the „anti-circumvention“ rule. -

- This is a blanket ban on tampering with systems that restrict access to -copyrighted works. The ban is so thoroughgoing that it prohibits removing a -copyright lock even when no copyright infringement takes place. This is by -design: The activities that the DMCA’s Section 1201 sets out to ban are not -copyright infringements; rather, they are legal activities that frustrate -manufacturers’ commercial plans. -

- For example, Section 1201’s first major application was on DVD players as a -means of enforcing the region coding built into those devices. DVD-CCA, the -body that standardized DVDs and DVD players, divided the world into six -regions and specified that DVD players must check each disc to determine -which regions it was authorized to be played in. DVD players would have -their own corresponding region (a DVD player bought in the U.S. would be -region 1 while one bought in India would be region 5). If the player and the -disc’s region matched, the player would play the disc; otherwise, it would -reject it. -

- However, watching a lawfully produced disc in a country other than the one -where you purchased it is not copyright infringement — it’s the -opposite. Copyright law imposes this duty on customers for a movie: You must -go into a store, find a licensed disc, and pay the asking price. Do that — -and nothing else — and you and copyright are square -with one another. -

- The fact that a movie studio wants to charge Indians less than Americans or -release in Australia later than it releases in the U.K. has no bearing on -copyright law. Once you lawfully acquire a DVD, it is no copyright -infringement to watch it no matter where you happen to be. -

- So DVD and DVD player manufacturers would not be able to use accusations of -abetting copyright infringement to punish manufacturers who made -noncompliant players that would play discs from any region or repair shops -that modified players to let you watch out-of-region discs or software -programmers who created programs to let you do this. -

- That’s where Section 1201 of the DMCA comes in: By banning tampering with an -„access control,“ the rule gave manufacturers and rights -holders standing to sue competitors who released superior products with -lawful features that the market demanded (in this case, region-free -players). -

- This is an odious scam against consumers, but as time went by, Section 1201 -grew to encompass a rapidly expanding constellation of devices and services -as canny manufacturers have realized certain things: -

  • - Any device with software in it contains a „copyrighted work“ — -i.e., the software. -

  • - A device can be designed so that reconfiguring the software requires -bypassing an „access control for copyrighted works,“ which is a -potential felony under Section 1201. -

  • - Thus, companies can control their customers’ behavior after they take home -their purchases by designing products so that all unpermitted uses require -modifications that fall afoul of Section 1201. -

- Section 1201 then becomes a means for manufacturers of all descriptions to -force their customers to arrange their affairs to benefit the manufacturers’ -shareholders instead of themselves. -

- This manifests in many ways: from a new generation of inkjet printers that -use countermeasures to prevent third-party ink that cannot be bypassed -without legal risks to similar systems in tractors that prevent third-party -technicians from swapping in the manufacturer’s own parts that are not -recognized by the tractor’s control system until it is supplied with a -manufacturer’s unlock code. -

- Closer to home, Apple’s iPhones use these measures to prevent both -third-party service and third-party software installation. This allows Apple -to decide when an iPhone is beyond repair and must be shredded and -landfilled as opposed to the iPhone’s purchaser. (Apple is notorious for its -environmentally catastrophic policy of destroying old electronics rather -than permitting them to be cannibalized for parts.) This is a very useful -power to wield, especially in light of CEO Tim Cook’s January 2019 warning -to investors that the company’s profits are endangered by customers choosing -to hold onto their phones for longer rather than replacing them. -

- Apple’s use of copyright locks also allows it to establish a monopoly over -how its customers acquire software for their mobile devices. The App Store’s -commercial terms guarantee Apple a share of all revenues generated by the -apps sold there, meaning that Apple gets paid when you buy an app from its -store and then continues to get paid every time you buy something using that -app. This comes out of the bottom line of software developers, who must -either charge more or accept lower profits for their products. -

- Crucially, Apple’s use of copyright locks gives it the power to make -editorial decisions about which apps you may and may not install on your own -device. Apple has used this power to reject -dictionaries for containing obscene words; to limit -political speech, especially from apps that make sensitive political -commentary such as an app that notifies you every time a U.S. drone kills -someone somewhere in the world; and to object -to a game that commented on the Israel-Palestine conflict. -

- Apple often justifies monopoly power over software installation in the name -of security, arguing that its vetting of apps for its store means that it -can guard its users against apps that contain surveillance code. But this -cuts both ways. In China, the government ordered -Apple to prohibit the sale of privacy tools like VPNs with the -exception of VPNs that had deliberately introduced flaws designed to let the -Chinese state eavesdrop on users. Because Apple uses technological -countermeasures — with legal backstops — to block customers from installing -unauthorized apps, Chinese iPhone owners cannot readily (or legally) acquire -VPNs that would protect them from Chinese state snooping. -

- Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a „rogue capitalism.“ -Theoreticians of capitalism claim that its virtue is that it aggregates information in -the form of consumers’ decisions, producing efficient -markets. Surveillance capitalism’s supposed power to rob its victims of -their free will through computationally supercharged influence campaigns -means that our markets no longer aggregate customers’ decisions because we -customers no longer decide — we are given orders by surveillance -capitalism’s mind-control rays. -

- If our concern is that markets cease to function when consumers can no -longer make choices, then copyright locks should concern us at -least as much as influence campaigns. An influence -campaign might nudge you to buy a certain brand of phone; but the copyright -locks on that phone absolutely determine where you get it serviced, which -apps can run on it, and when you have to throw it away rather than fixing -it. -

Search order and the right to the future tense

- Markets are posed as a kind of magic: By discovering otherwise hidden -information conveyed by the free choices of consumers, those consumers’ -local knowledge is integrated into a self-correcting system that makes -efficient allocations—more efficient than any computer could calculate. But -monopolies are incompatible with that notion. When you only have one app -store, the owner of the store — not the consumer — decides on the range of -choices. As Boss Tweed once said, „I don’t care who does the electing, -so long as I get to do the nominating.“ A monopolized market is an -election whose candidates are chosen by the monopolist. -

- This ballot rigging is made more pernicious by the existence of monopolies -over search order. Google’s search market share is about 90%. When Google’s -ranking algorithm puts a result for a popular search term in its top 10, -that helps determine the behavior of millions of people. If Google’s answer -to „Are vaccines dangerous?“ is a page that rebuts anti-vax -conspiracy theories, then a sizable portion of the public will learn that -vaccines are safe. If, on the other hand, Google sends those people to a -site affirming the anti-vax conspiracies, a sizable portion of those -millions will come away convinced that vaccines are dangerous. -

- Google’s algorithm is often tricked into serving disinformation as a -prominent search result. But in these cases, Google isn’t persuading people -to change their minds; it’s just presenting something untrue as fact when -the user has no cause to doubt it. -

- This is true whether the search is for „Are vaccines -dangerous?“ or „best restaurants near me.“ Most users -will never look past the first page of search results, and when the -overwhelming majority of people all use the same search engine, the ranking -algorithm deployed by that search engine will determine myriad outcomes -(whether to adopt a child, whether to have cancer surgery, where to eat -dinner, where to move, where to apply for a job) to a degree that vastly -outstrips any behavioral outcomes dictated by algorithmic persuasion -techniques. -

- Many of the questions we ask search engines have no empirically correct -answers: „Where should I eat dinner?“ is not an objective -question. Even questions that do have correct answers („Are vaccines -dangerous?“) don’t have one empirically superior source for that -answer. Many pages affirm the safety of vaccines, so which one goes first? -Under conditions of competition, consumers can choose from many search -engines and stick with the one whose algorithmic judgment suits them best, -but under conditions of monopoly, we all get our answers from the same -place. -

- Google’s search dominance isn’t a matter of pure merit: The company has -leveraged many tactics that would have been prohibited under classical, -pre-Ronald-Reagan antitrust enforcement standards to attain its -dominance. After all, this is a company that has developed two major -products: a really good search engine and a pretty good Hotmail clone. Every -other major success it’s had — Android, YouTube, Google Maps, etc. — has -come through an acquisition of a nascent competitor. Many of the company’s -key divisions, such as the advertising technology of DoubleClick, violate -the historical antitrust principle of structural separation, which forbade -firms from owning subsidiaries that competed with their -customers. Railroads, for example, were barred from owning freight companies -that competed with the shippers whose freight they carried. -

- If we’re worried about giant companies subverting markets by stripping -consumers of their ability to make free choices, then vigorous antitrust -enforcement seems like an excellent remedy. If we’d denied Google the right -to effect its many mergers, we would also have probably denied it its total -search dominance. Without that dominance, the pet theories, biases, errors -(and good judgment, too) of Google search engineers and product managers -would not have such an outsized effect on consumer choice. -

- This goes for many other companies. Amazon, a classic surveillance -capitalist, is obviously the dominant tool for searching Amazon — though -many people find their way to Amazon through Google searches and Facebook -posts — and obviously, Amazon controls Amazon search. That means that -Amazon’s own self-serving editorial choices—like promoting its own house -brands over rival goods from its sellers as well as its own pet theories, -biases, and errors— determine much of what we buy on Amazon. And since -Amazon is the dominant e-commerce retailer outside of China and since it -attained that dominance by buying up both large rivals and nascent -competitors in defiance of historical antitrust rules, we can blame the -monopoly for stripping consumers of their right to the future tense and the -ability to shape markets by making informed choices. -

- Not every monopolist is a surveillance capitalist, but that doesn’t mean -they’re not able to shape consumer choices in wide-ranging ways. Zuboff -lauds Apple for its App Store and iTunes Store, insisting that adding price -tags to the features on its platforms has been the secret to resisting -surveillance and thus creating markets. But Apple is the only retailer -allowed to sell on its platforms, and it’s the second-largest mobile device -vendor in the world. The independent software vendors that sell through -Apple’s marketplace accuse the company of the same surveillance sins as -Amazon and other big retailers: spying on its customers to find lucrative -new products to launch, effectively using independent software vendors as -free-market researchers, then forcing them out of any markets they discover. -

- Because of its use of copyright locks, Apple’s mobile customers are not -legally allowed to switch to a rival retailer for its apps if they want to -do so on an iPhone. Apple, obviously, is the only entity that gets to decide -how it ranks the results of search queries in its stores. These decisions -ensure that some apps are often installed (because they appear on page one) -and others are never installed (because they appear on page one -million). Apple’s search-ranking design decisions have a vastly more -significant effect on consumer behaviors than influence campaigns delivered -by surveillance capitalism’s ad-serving bots. -

Monopolists can afford sleeping pills for watchdogs

- Only the most extreme market ideologues think that markets can self-regulate -without state oversight. Markets need watchdogs — regulators, lawmakers, and -other elements of democratic control — to keep them honest. When these -watchdogs sleep on the job, then markets cease to aggregate consumer choices -because those choices are constrained by illegitimate and deceptive -activities that companies are able to get away with because no one is -holding them to account. -

- But this kind of regulatory capture doesn’t come cheap. In competitive -sectors, where rivals are constantly eroding one another’s margins, -individual firms lack the surplus capital to effectively lobby for laws and -regulations that serve their ends. -

- Many of the harms of surveillance capitalism are the result of weak or -nonexistent regulation. Those regulatory vacuums spring from the power of -monopolists to resist stronger regulation and to tailor what regulation -exists to permit their existing businesses. -

- Here’s an example: When firms over-collect and over-retain our data, they -are at increased risk of suffering a breach — you can’t leak data you never -collected, and once you delete all copies of that data, you can no longer -leak it. For more than a decade, we’ve lived through an endless parade of -ever-worsening data breaches, each one uniquely horrible in the scale of -data breached and the sensitivity of that data. -

- But still, firms continue to over-collect and over-retain our data for three -reasons: -

- 1. They are locked in the aforementioned limbic arms -race with our capacity to shore up our attentional defense systems to resist -their new persuasion techniques. They’re also locked in an arms -race with their competitors to find new ways to target people for sales -pitches. As soon as they discover a soft spot in our attentional defenses (a -counterintuitive, unobvious way to target potential refrigerator buyers), -the public begins to wise up to the tactic, and their competitors leap on -it, hastening the day in which all potential refrigerator buyers have been -inured to the pitch. -

- 2. They believe the surveillance capitalism -story. Data is cheap to aggregate and store, and both proponents -and opponents of surveillance capitalism have assured managers and product -designers that if you collect enough data, you will be able to perform -sorcerous acts of mind control, thus supercharging your sales. Even if you -never figure out how to profit from the data, someone else will eventually -offer to buy it from you to give it a try. This is the hallmark of all -economic bubbles: acquiring an asset on the assumption that someone else -will buy it from you for more than you paid for it, often to sell to someone -else at an even greater price. -

- 3. The penalties for leaking data are -negligible. Most countries limit these penalties to actual -damages, meaning that consumers who’ve had their data breached have to show -actual monetary harms to get a reward. In 2014, Home Depot disclosed that it -had lost credit-card data for 53 million of its customers, but it settled -the matter by paying those customers about $0.34 each — and a third of that -$0.34 wasn’t even paid in cash. It took the form of a credit to procure a -largely ineffectual credit-monitoring service. -

- But the harms from breaches are much more extensive than these -actual-damages rules capture. Identity thieves and fraudsters are wily and -endlessly inventive. All the vast breaches of our century are being -continuously recombined, the data sets merged and mined for new ways to -victimize the people whose data was present in them. Any reasonable, -evidence-based theory of deterrence and compensation for breaches would not -confine damages to actual damages but rather would allow users to claim -these future harms. -

- However, even the most ambitious privacy rules, such as the EU General Data -Protection Regulation, fall far short of capturing the negative -externalities of the platforms’ negligent over-collection and -over-retention, and what penalties they do provide are not aggressively -pursued by regulators. -

- This tolerance of — or indifference to — data over-collection and -over-retention can be ascribed in part to the sheer lobbying muscle of the -platforms. They are so profitable that they can handily afford to divert -gigantic sums to fight any real change — that is, change that would force -them to internalize the costs of their surveillance activities. -

- And then there’s state surveillance, which the surveillance capitalism story -dismisses as a relic of another era when the big worry was being jailed for -your dissident speech, not having your free will stripped away with machine -learning. -

- But state surveillance and private surveillance are intimately related. As -we saw when Apple was conscripted by the Chinese government as a vital -collaborator in state surveillance, the only really affordable and tractable -way to conduct mass surveillance on the scale practiced by modern states — -both „free“ and autocratic states — is to suborn commercial -services. -

- Whether it’s Google being used as a location tracking tool by local law -enforcement across the U.S. or the use of social media tracking by the -Department of Homeland Security to build dossiers on participants in -protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s family separation -practices, any hard limits on surveillance capitalism would hamstring the -state’s own surveillance capability. Without Palantir, Amazon, Google, and -other major tech contractors, U.S. cops would not be able to spy on Black -people, ICE would not be able to manage the caging of children at the U.S. -border, and state welfare systems would not be able to purge their rolls by -dressing up cruelty as empiricism and claiming that poor and vulnerable -people are ineligible for assistance. At least some of the states’ -unwillingness to take meaningful action to curb surveillance should be -attributed to this symbiotic relationship. There is no mass state -surveillance without mass commercial surveillance. -

- Monopolism is key to the project of mass state surveillance. It’s true that -smaller tech firms are apt to be less well-defended than Big Tech, whose -security experts are drawn from the tops of their field and who are given -enormous resources to secure and monitor their systems against -intruders. But smaller firms also have less to protect: fewer users whose -data is more fragmented across more systems and have to be suborned one at a -time by state actors. -

- A concentrated tech sector that works with authorities is a much more -powerful ally in the project of mass state surveillance than a fragmented -one composed of smaller actors. The U.S. tech sector is small enough that -all of its top executives fit around a single boardroom table in Trump Tower -in 2017, shortly after Trump’s inauguration. Most of its biggest players bid -to win JEDI, the Pentagon’s $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense -Infrastructure cloud contract. Like other highly concentrated industries, -Big Tech rotates its key employees in and out of government service, sending -them to serve in the Department of Defense and the White House, then hiring -ex-Pentagon and ex-DOD top staffers and officers to work in their own -government relations departments. -

- They can even make a good case for doing this: After all, when there are -only four or five big companies in an industry, everyone qualified to -regulate those companies has served as an executive in at least a couple of -them — because, likewise, when there are only five companies in an industry, -everyone qualified for a senior role at any of them is by definition working -at one of the other ones. -

- While surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies certainly abet -surveillance. -

- Industries that are competitive are fragmented — composed of companies that -are at each other’s throats all the time and eroding one another’s margins -in bids to steal their best customers. This leaves them with much more -limited capital to use to lobby for favorable rules and a much harder job of -getting everyone to agree to pool their resources to benefit the industry as -a whole. -

- Surveillance combined with machine learning is supposed to be an existential -crisis, a species-defining moment at which our free will is just a few more -advances in the field from being stripped away. I am skeptical of this -claim, but I do think that tech poses an existential -threat to our society and possibly our species. -

- But that threat grows out of monopoly. -

- One of the consequences of tech’s regulatory capture is that it can shift -liability for poor security decisions onto its customers and the wider -society. It is absolutely normal in tech for companies to obfuscate the -workings of their products, to make them deliberately hard to understand, -and to threaten security researchers who seek to independently audit those -products. -

- IT is the only field in which this is practiced: No one builds a bridge or a -hospital and keeps the composition of the steel or the equations used to -calculate load stresses a secret. It is a frankly bizarre practice that -leads, time and again, to grotesque security defects on farcical scales, -with whole classes of devices being revealed as vulnerable long after they -are deployed in the field and put into sensitive places. -

- The monopoly power that keeps any meaningful consequences for breaches at -bay means that tech companies continue to build terrible products that are -insecure by design and that end up integrated into our lives, in possession -of our data, and connected to our physical world. For years, Boeing has -struggled with the aftermath of a series of bad technology decisions that -made its 737 fleet a global pariah, a rare instance in which bad tech -decisions have been seriously punished in the market. -

- These bad security decisions are compounded yet again by the use of -copyright locks to enforce business-model decisions against -consumers. Recall that these locks have become the go-to means for shaping -consumer behavior, making it technically impossible to use third-party ink, -insulin, apps, or service depots in connection with your lawfully acquired -property. -

- Recall also that these copyright locks are backstopped by legislation (such -as Section 1201 of the DMCA or Article 6 of the 2001 EU Copyright Directive) -that ban tampering with („circumventing“) them, and these -statutes have been used to threaten security researchers who make -disclosures about vulnerabilities without permission from manufacturers. -

- This amounts to a manufacturer’s veto over safety warnings and -criticism. While this is far from the legislative intent of the DMCA and its -sister statutes around the world, Congress has not intervened to clarify the -statute nor will it because to do so would run counter to the interests of -powerful, large firms whose lobbying muscle is unstoppable. -

- Copyright locks are a double whammy: They create bad security decisions that -can’t be freely investigated or discussed. If markets are supposed to be -machines for aggregating information (and if surveillance capitalism’s -notional mind-control rays are what make it a „rogue -capitalism“ because it denies consumers the power to make decisions), -then a program of legally enforced ignorance of the risks of products makes -monopolism even more of a „rogue capitalism“ than surveillance -capitalism’s influence campaigns. -

- And unlike mind-control rays, enforced silence over security is an -immediate, documented problem, and it does constitute -an existential threat to our civilization and possibly our species. The -proliferation of insecure devices — especially devices that spy on us and -especially when those devices also can manipulate the physical world by, -say, steering your car or flipping a breaker at a power station — is a kind -of technology debt. -

- In software design, „technology debt“ refers to old, baked-in -decisions that turn out to be bad ones in hindsight. Perhaps a long-ago -developer decided to incorporate a networking protocol made by a vendor that -has since stopped supporting it. But everything in the product still relies -on that superannuated protocol, and so, with each revision, the product team -has to work around this obsolete core, adding compatibility layers, -surrounding it with security checks that try to shore up its defenses, and -so on. These Band-Aid measures compound the debt because every subsequent -revision has to make allowances for them, too, like -interest mounting on a predatory subprime loan. And like a subprime loan, -the interest mounts faster than you can hope to pay it off: The product team -has to put so much energy into maintaining this complex, brittle system that -they don’t have any time left over to refactor the product from the ground -up and „pay off the debt“ once and for all. -

- Typically, technology debt results in a technological bankruptcy: The -product gets so brittle and unsustainable that it fails -catastrophically. Think of the antiquated COBOL-based banking and accounting -systems that fell over at the start of the pandemic emergency when -confronted with surges of unemployment claims. Sometimes that ends the -product; sometimes it takes the company down with it. Being caught in the -default of a technology debt is scary and traumatic, just like losing your -house due to bankruptcy is scary and traumatic. -

- But the technology debt created by copyright locks isn’t individual debt; -it’s systemic. Everyone in the world is exposed to this over-leverage, as -was the case with the 2008 financial crisis. When that debt comes due — when -we face a cascade of security breaches that threaten global shipping and -logistics, the food supply, pharmaceutical production pipelines, emergency -communications, and other critical systems that are accumulating technology -debt in part due to the presence of deliberately insecure and deliberately -unauditable copyright locks — it will indeed pose an existential risk. -

Privacy and monopoly

- Many tech companies are gripped by an orthodoxy that holds that if they just -gather enough data on enough of our activities, everything else is possible -— the mind control and endless profits. This is an unfalsifiable hypothesis: -If data gives a tech company even a tiny improvement in behavior prediction -and modification, the company declares that it has taken the first step -toward global domination with no end in sight. If a company -fails to attain any improvements from gathering and -analyzing data, it declares success to be just around the corner, attainable -once more data is in hand. -

- Surveillance tech is far from the first industry to embrace a nonsensical, -self-serving belief that harms the rest of the world, and it is not the -first industry to profit handsomely from such a delusion. Long before -hedge-fund managers were claiming (falsely) that they could beat the -S&P 500, there were plenty of other „respectable“ -industries that have been revealed as quacks in hindsight. From the makers -of radium suppositories (a real thing!) to the cruel sociopaths who claimed -they could „cure“ gay people, history is littered with the -formerly respectable titans of discredited industries. -

- This is not to say that there’s nothing wrong with Big Tech and its -ideological addiction to data. While surveillance’s benefits are mostly -overstated, its harms are, if anything, understated. -

- There’s real irony here. The belief in surveillance capitalism as a -„rogue capitalism“ is driven by the belief that markets -wouldn’t tolerate firms that are gripped by false beliefs. An oil company -that has false beliefs about where the oil is will eventually go broke -digging dry wells after all. -

- But monopolists get to do terrible things for a long time before they pay -the price. Think of how concentration in the finance sector allowed the -subprime crisis to fester as bond-rating agencies, regulators, investors, -and critics all fell under the sway of a false belief that complex -mathematics could construct „fully hedged“ debt instruments -that could not possibly default. A small bank that engaged in this kind of -malfeasance would simply go broke rather than outrunning the inevitable -crisis, perhaps growing so big that it averted it altogether. But large -banks were able to continue to attract investors, and when they finally -did come a-cropper, the world’s governments bailed them -out. The worst offenders of the subprime crisis are bigger than they were in -2008, bringing home more profits and paying their execs even larger sums. -

- Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but -because it is big. The reason every web publisher -embeds a Facebook „Like“ button is that Facebook dominates the -internet’s social media referrals — and every one of those -„Like“ buttons spies on everyone who lands on a page that -contains them (see also: Google Analytics embeds, Twitter buttons, etc.). -

- The reason the world’s governments have been slow to create meaningful -penalties for privacy breaches is that Big Tech’s concentration produces -huge profits that can be used to lobby against those penalties — and Big -Tech’s concentration means that the companies involved are able to arrive at -a unified negotiating position that supercharges the lobbying. -

- The reason that the smartest engineers in the world want to work for Big -Tech is that Big Tech commands the lion’s share of tech industry jobs. -

- The reason people who are aghast at Facebook’s and Google’s and Amazon’s -data-handling practices continue to use these services is that all their -friends are on Facebook; Google dominates search; and Amazon has put all the -local merchants out of business. -

- Competitive markets would weaken the companies’ lobbying muscle by reducing -their profits and pitting them against each other in regulatory forums. It -would give customers other places to go to get their online services. It -would make the companies small enough to regulate and pave the way to -meaningful penalties for breaches. It would let engineers with ideas that -challenged the surveillance orthodoxy raise capital to compete with the -incumbents. It would give web publishers multiple ways to reach audiences -and make the case against Facebook and Google and Twitter embeds. -

- In other words, while surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies -certainly abet surveillance. -

Ronald Reagan, pioneer of tech monopolism

- Technology exceptionalism is a sin, whether it’s practiced by technology’s -blind proponents or by its critics. Both of these camps are prone to -explaining away monopolistic concentration by citing some special -characteristic of the tech industry, like network effects or first-mover -advantage. The only real difference between these two groups is that the -tech apologists say monopoly is inevitable so we should just let tech get -away with its abuses while competition regulators in the U.S. and the EU say -monopoly is inevitable so we should punish tech for its abuses but not try -to break up the monopolies. -

- To understand how tech became so monopolistic, it’s useful to look at the -dawn of the consumer tech industry: 1979, the year the Apple II Plus -launched and became the first successful home computer. That also happens to -be the year that Ronald Reagan hit the campaign trail for the 1980 -presidential race — a race he won, leading to a radical shift in the way -that antitrust concerns are handled in America. Reagan’s cohort of -politicians — including Margaret Thatcher in the U.K., Brian Mulroney in -Canada, Helmut Kohl in Germany, and Augusto Pinochet in Chile — went on to -enact similar reforms that eventually spread around the world. -

- Antitrust’s story began nearly a century before all that with laws like the -Sherman Act, which took aim at monopolists on the grounds that monopolies -were bad in and of themselves — squeezing out competitors, creating -„diseconomies of scale“ (when a company is so big that its -constituent parts go awry and it is seemingly helpless to address the -problems), and capturing their regulators to such a degree that they can get -away with a host of evils. -

- Then came a fabulist named Robert Bork, a former solicitor general who -Reagan appointed to the powerful U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit -and who had created an alternate legislative history of the Sherman Act and -its successors out of whole cloth. Bork insisted that these statutes were -never targeted at monopolies (despite a wealth of evidence to the contrary, -including the transcribed speeches of the acts’ authors) but, rather, that -they were intended to prevent „consumer harm“ — in the form of -higher prices. -

- Bork was a crank, but he was a crank with a theory that rich people really -liked. Monopolies are a great way to make rich people richer by allowing -them to receive „monopoly rents“ (that is, bigger profits) and -capture regulators, leading to a weaker, more favorable regulatory -environment with fewer protections for customers, suppliers, the -environment, and workers. -

- Bork’s theories were especially palatable to the same power brokers who -backed Reagan, and Reagan’s Department of Justice and other agencies began -to incorporate Bork’s antitrust doctrine into their enforcement decisions -(Reagan even put Bork up for a Supreme Court seat, but Bork flunked the -Senate confirmation hearing so badly that, 40 years later, D.C. insiders use -the term „borked“ to refer to any catastrophically bad -political performance). -

- Little by little, Bork’s theories entered the mainstream, and their backers -began to infiltrate the legal education field, even putting on junkets where -members of the judiciary were treated to lavish meals, fun outdoor -activities, and seminars where they were indoctrinated into the consumer -harm theory of antitrust. The more Bork’s theories took hold, the more money -the monopolists were making — and the more surplus capital they had at their -disposal to lobby for even more Borkian antitrust influence campaigns. -

- The history of Bork’s antitrust theories is a really good example of the -kind of covertly engineered shifts in public opinion that Zuboff warns us -against, where fringe ideas become mainstream orthodoxy. But Bork didn’t -change the world overnight. He played a very long game, for over a -generation, and he had a tailwind because the same forces that backed -oligarchic antitrust theories also backed many other oligarchic shifts in -public opinion. For example, the idea that taxation is theft, that wealth is -a sign of virtue, and so on — all of these theories meshed to form a -coherent ideology that elevated inequality to a virtue. -

- Today, many fear that machine learning allows surveillance capitalism to -sell „Bork-as-a-Service,“ at internet speeds, so that you can -contract a machine-learning company to engineer rapid -shifts in public sentiment without needing the capital to sustain a -multipronged, multigenerational project working at the local, state, -national, and global levels in business, law, and philosophy. I do not -believe that such a project is plausible, though I agree that this is -basically what the platforms claim to be selling. They’re just lying about -it. Big Tech lies all the time, including in their -sales literature. -

- The idea that tech forms „natural monopolies“ (monopolies that -are the inevitable result of the realities of an industry, such as the -monopolies that accrue the first company to run long-haul phone lines or -rail lines) is belied by tech’s own history: In the absence of -anti-competitive tactics, Google was able to unseat AltaVista and Yahoo; -Facebook was able to head off Myspace. There are some advantages to -gathering mountains of data, but those mountains of data also have -disadvantages: liability (from leaking), diminishing returns (from old -data), and institutional inertia (big companies, like science, progress one -funeral at a time). -

- Indeed, the birth of the web saw a mass-extinction event for the existing -giant, wildly profitable proprietary technologies that had capital, network -effects, and walls and moats surrounding their businesses. The web showed -that when a new industry is built around a protocol, rather than a product, -the combined might of everyone who uses the protocol to reach their -customers or users or communities outweighs even the most massive -products. CompuServe, AOL, MSN, and a host of other proprietary walled -gardens learned this lesson the hard way: Each believed it could stay -separate from the web, offering „curation“ and a guarantee of -consistency and quality instead of the chaos of an open system. Each was -wrong and ended up being absorbed into the public web. -

- Yes, tech is heavily monopolized and is now closely associated with industry -concentration, but this has more to do with a matter of timing than its -intrinsically monopolistic tendencies. Tech was born at the moment that -antitrust enforcement was being dismantled, and tech fell into exactly the -same pathologies that antitrust was supposed to guard against. To a first -approximation, it is reasonable to assume that tech’s monopolies are the -result of a lack of anti-monopoly action and not the much-touted unique -characteristics of tech, such as network effects, first-mover advantage, and -so on. -

- In support of this thesis, I offer the concentration that every -other industry has undergone over the same period. From -professional wrestling to consumer packaged goods to commercial property -leasing to banking to sea freight to oil to record labels to newspaper -ownership to theme parks, every industry has undergone -a massive shift toward concentration. There’s no obvious network effects or -first-mover advantage at play in these industries. However, in every case, -these industries attained their concentrated status through tactics that -were prohibited before Bork’s triumph: merging with major competitors, -buying out innovative new market entrants, horizontal and vertical -integration, and a suite of anti-competitive tactics that were once illegal -but are not any longer. -

- Again: When you change the laws intended to prevent monopolies and then -monopolies form in exactly the way the law was supposed to prevent, it is -reasonable to suppose that these facts are related. Tech’s concentration -can be readily explained without recourse to radical theories of network -effects — but only if you’re willing to indict unregulated markets as -tending toward monopoly. Just as a lifelong smoker can give you a hundred -reasons why their smoking didn’t cause their cancer („It was the -environmental toxins“), true believers in unregulated markets have a -whole suite of unconvincing explanations for monopoly in tech that leave -capitalism intact. -

Steering with the windshield wipers

- It’s been 40 years since Bork’s project to rehabilitate monopolies achieved -liftoff, and that is a generation and a half, which is plenty of time to -take a common idea and make it seem outlandish and vice versa. Before the -1940s, affluent Americans dressed their baby boys in pink while baby girls -wore blue (a „delicate and dainty“ color). While gendered -colors are obviously totally arbitrary, many still greet this news with -amazement and find it hard to imagine a time when pink connoted masculinity. -

- After 40 years of studiously ignoring antitrust analysis and enforcement, -it’s not surprising that we’ve all but forgotten that antitrust exists, that -in living memory, growth through mergers and acquisitions were largely -prohibited under law, that market-cornering strategies like vertical -integration could land a company in court. -

- Antitrust is a market society’s steering wheel, the control of first resort -to keep would-be masters of the universe in their lanes. But Bork and his -cohort ripped out our steering wheel 40 years ago. The car is still -barreling along, and so we’re yanking as hard as we can on all the -other controls in the car as well as desperately -flapping the doors and rolling the windows up and down in the hopes that one -of these other controls can be repurposed to let us choose where we’re -heading before we careen off a cliff. -

- It’s like a 1960s science-fiction plot come to life: People stuck in a -„generation ship,“ plying its way across the stars, a ship once -piloted by their ancestors; and now, after a great cataclysm, the ship’s -crew have forgotten that they’re in a ship at all and no longer remember -where the control room is. Adrift, the ship is racing toward its extinction, -and unless we can seize the controls and execute emergency course -correction, we’re all headed for a fiery death in the heart of a sun. -

Surveillance still matters

- None of this is to minimize the problems with surveillance. Surveillance -matters, and Big Tech’s use of surveillance is an -existential risk to our species, but that’s not because surveillance and -machine learning rob us of our free will. -

- Surveillance has become much more efficient thanks to -Big Tech. In 1989, the Stasi — the East German secret police — had the whole -country under surveillance, a massive undertaking that recruited one out of -every 60 people to serve as an informant or intelligence operative. -

- Today, we know that the NSA is spying on a significant fraction of the -entire world’s population, and its ratio of surveillance operatives to the -surveilled is more like 1:10,000 (that’s probably on the low side since it -assumes that every American with top-secret clearance is working for the NSA -on this project — we don’t know how many of those cleared people are -involved in NSA spying, but it’s definitely not all of them). -

- How did the ratio of surveillable citizens expand from 1:60 to 1:10,000 in -less than 30 years? It’s thanks to Big Tech. Our devices and services gather -most of the data that the NSA mines for its surveillance project. We pay for -these devices and the services they connect to, and then we painstakingly -perform the data-entry tasks associated with logging facts about our lives, -opinions, and preferences. This mass surveillance project has been largely -useless for fighting terrorism: The NSA can only -point to a single minor success story in which it used its data -collection program to foil an attempt by a U.S. resident to wire a few -thousand dollars to an overseas terror group. It’s ineffective for much the -same reason that commercial surveillance projects are largely ineffective at -targeting advertising: The people who want to commit acts of terror, like -people who want to buy a refrigerator, are extremely rare. If you’re trying -to detect a phenomenon whose base rate is one in a million with an -instrument whose accuracy is only 99%, then every true positive will come at -the cost of 9,999 false positives. -

- Let me explain that again: If one in a million people is a terrorist, then -there will only be about one terrorist in a random sample of one million -people. If your test for detecting terrorists is 99% accurate, it will -identify 10,000 terrorists in your million-person sample (1% of one million -is 10,000). For every true positive, you’ll get 9,999 false positives. -

- In reality, the accuracy of algorithmic terrorism detection falls far short -of the 99% mark, as does refrigerator ad targeting. The difference is that -being falsely accused of wanting to buy a fridge is a minor nuisance while -being falsely accused of planning a terror attack can destroy your life and -the lives of everyone you love. -

- Mass state surveillance is only feasible because of surveillance capitalism -and its extremely low-yield ad-targeting systems, which require a constant -feed of personal data to remain barely viable. Surveillance capitalism’s -primary failure mode is mistargeted ads while mass state surveillance’s -primary failure mode is grotesque human rights abuses, tending toward -totalitarianism. -

- State surveillance is no mere parasite on Big Tech, sucking up its data and -giving nothing in return. In truth, the two are symbiotes: Big Tech sucks up -our data for spy agencies, and spy agencies ensure that governments don’t -limit Big Tech’s activities so severely that it would no longer serve the -spy agencies’ needs. There is no firm distinction between state surveillance -and surveillance capitalism; they are dependent on one another. -

- To see this at work today, look no further than Amazon’s home surveillance -device, the Ring doorbell, and its associated app, Neighbors. Ring — a -product that Amazon acquired and did not develop in house — makes a -camera-enabled doorbell that streams footage from your front door to your -mobile device. The Neighbors app allows you to form a neighborhood-wide -surveillance grid with your fellow Ring owners through which you can share -clips of „suspicious characters.“ If you’re thinking that this -sounds like a recipe for letting curtain-twitching racists supercharge their -suspicions of people with brown skin who walk down their blocks, you’re -right. Ring has become a de facto, -off-the-books arm of the police without any of the pesky oversight or rules. -

- In mid-2019, a series of public records requests revealed that Amazon had -struck confidential deals with more than 400 local law enforcement agencies -through which the agencies would promote Ring and Neighbors and in exchange -get access to footage from Ring cameras. In theory, cops would need to -request this footage through Amazon (and internal documents reveal that -Amazon devotes substantial resources to coaching cops on how to spin a -convincing story when doing so), but in practice, when a Ring customer turns -down a police request, Amazon only requires the agency to formally request -the footage from the company, which it will then produce. -

- Ring and law enforcement have found many ways to intertwine their -activities. Ring strikes secret deals to acquire real-time access to 911 -dispatch and then streams alarming crime reports to Neighbors users, which -serve as convincers for anyone who’s contemplating a surveillance doorbell -but isn’t sure whether their neighborhood is dangerous enough to warrant it. -

- The more the cops buzz-market the surveillance capitalist Ring, the more -surveillance capability the state gets. Cops who rely on private entities -for law-enforcement roles then brief against any controls on the deployment -of that technology while the companies return the favor by lobbying against -rules requiring public oversight of police surveillance technology. The more -the cops rely on Ring and Neighbors, the harder it will be to pass laws to -curb them. The fewer laws there are against them, the more the cops will -rely on them. -

Dignity and sanctuary

- But even if we could exercise democratic control over our states and force -them to stop raiding surveillance capitalism’s reservoirs of behavioral -data, surveillance capitalism would still harm us. -

- This is an area where Zuboff shines. Her chapter on „sanctuary“ -— the feeling of being unobserved — is a beautiful hymn to introspection, -calmness, mindfulness, and tranquility. -

- When you are watched, something changes. Anyone who has ever raised a child -knows this. You might look up from your book (or more realistically, from -your phone) and catch your child in a moment of profound realization and -growth, a moment where they are learning something that is right at the edge -of their abilities, requiring their entire ferocious concentration. For a -moment, you’re transfixed, watching that rare and beautiful moment of focus -playing out before your eyes, and then your child looks up and sees you -seeing them, and the moment collapses. To grow, you need to be and expose -your authentic self, and in that moment, you are vulnerable like a hermit -crab scuttling from one shell to the next. The tender, unprotected tissues -you expose in that moment are too delicate to reveal in the presence of -another, even someone you trust as implicitly as a child trusts their -parent. -

- In the digital age, our authentic selves are inextricably tied to our -digital lives. Your search history is a running ledger of the questions -you’ve pondered. Your location history is a record of the places you’ve -sought out and the experiences you’ve had there. Your social graph reveals -the different facets of your identity, the people you’ve connected with. -

- To be observed in these activities is to lose the sanctuary of your -authentic self. -

- There’s another way in which surveillance capitalism robs us of our capacity -to be our authentic selves: by making us anxious. Surveillance capitalism -isn’t really a mind-control ray, but you don’t need a mind-control ray to -make someone anxious. After all, another word for anxiety is agitation, and -to make someone experience agitation, you need merely to agitate them. To -poke them and prod them and beep at them and buzz at them and bombard them -on an intermittent schedule that is just random enough that our limbic -systems never quite become inured to it. -

- Our devices and services are „general purpose“ in that they can -connect anything or anyone to anything or anyone else and that they can run -any program that can be written. This means that the distraction rectangles -in our pockets hold our most precious moments with our most beloved people -and their most urgent or time-sensitive communications (from „running -late can you get the kid?“ to „doctor gave me bad news and I -need to talk to you RIGHT NOW“) as well as ads for refrigerators and -recruiting messages from Nazis. -

- All day and all night, our pockets buzz, shattering our concentration and -tearing apart the fragile webs of connection we spin as we think through -difficult ideas. If you locked someone in a cell and agitated them like -this, we’d call it „sleep deprivation torture,“ and it would be -a war crime under -the Geneva Conventions. -

Afflicting the afflicted

- The effects of surveillance on our ability to be our authentic selves are -not equal for all people. Some of us are lucky enough to live in a time and -place in which all the most important facts of our lives are widely and -roundly socially acceptable and can be publicly displayed without the risk -of social consequence. -

- But for many of us, this is not true. Recall that in living memory, many of -the ways of being that we think of as socially acceptable today were once -cause for dire social sanction or even imprisonment. If you are 65 years -old, you have lived through a time in which people living in „free -societies“ could be imprisoned or sanctioned for engaging in -homosexual activity, for falling in love with a person whose skin was a -different color than their own, or for smoking weed. -

- Today, these activities aren’t just decriminalized in much of the world, -they’re considered normal, and the fallen prohibitions are viewed as -shameful, regrettable relics of the past. -

- How did we get from prohibition to normalization? Through private, personal -activity: People who were secretly gay or secret pot-smokers or who secretly -loved someone with a different skin color were vulnerable to retaliation if -they made their true selves known and were limited in how much they could -advocate for their own right to exist in the world and be true to -themselves. But because there was a private sphere, these people could form -alliances with their friends and loved ones who did not share their -disfavored traits by having private conversations in which they came out, -disclosing their true selves to the people around them and bringing them to -their cause one conversation at a time. -

- The right to choose the time and manner of these conversations was key to -their success. It’s one thing to come out to your dad while you’re on a -fishing trip away from the world and another thing entirely to blurt it out -over the Christmas dinner table while your racist Facebook uncle is there to -make a scene. -

- Without a private sphere, there’s a chance that none of these changes would -have come to pass and that the people who benefited from these changes would -have either faced social sanction for coming out to a hostile world or would -have never been able to reveal their true selves to the people they love. -

- The corollary is that, unless you think that our society has attained social -perfection — that your grandchildren in 50 years will ask you to tell them -the story of how, in 2020, every injustice had been righted and no further -change had to be made — then you should expect that right now, at this -minute, there are people you love, whose happiness is key to your own, who -have a secret in their hearts that stops them from ever being their -authentic selves with you. These people are sorrowing and will go to their -graves with that secret sorrow in their hearts, and the source of that -sorrow will be the falsity of their relationship to you. -

- A private realm is necessary for human progress. -

Any data you collect and retain will eventually leak

- The lack of a private life can rob vulnerable people of the chance to be -their authentic selves and constrain our actions by depriving us of -sanctuary, but there is another risk that is borne by everyone, not just -people with a secret: crime. -

- Personally identifying information is of very limited use for the purpose of -controlling peoples’ minds, but identity theft — really a catchall term for -a whole constellation of terrible criminal activities that can destroy your -finances, compromise your personal integrity, ruin your reputation, or even -expose you to physical danger — thrives on it. -

- Attackers are not limited to using data from one breached source, -either. Multiple services have suffered breaches that exposed names, -addresses, phone numbers, passwords, sexual tastes, school grades, work -performance, brushes with the criminal justice system, family details, -genetic information, fingerprints and other biometrics, reading habits, -search histories, literary tastes, pseudonymous identities, and other -sensitive information. Attackers can merge data from these different -breaches to build up extremely detailed dossiers on random subjects and then -use different parts of the data for different criminal purposes. -

- For example, attackers can use leaked username and password combinations to -hijack whole fleets of commercial vehicles that have -been fitted with anti-theft GPS trackers and immobilizers or to -hijack baby monitors in order to terrorize -toddlers with the audio tracks from pornography. Attackers use -leaked data to trick phone companies into giving them your phone number, -then they intercept SMS-based two-factor authentication codes in order to -take over your email, bank account, and/or cryptocurrency wallets. -

- Attackers are endlessly inventive in the pursuit of creative ways to -weaponize leaked data. One common use of leaked data is to penetrate -companies in order to access more data. -

- Like spies, online fraudsters are totally dependent on companies -over-collecting and over-retaining our data. Spy agencies sometimes pay -companies for access to their data or intimidate them into giving it up, but -sometimes they work just like criminals do — by sneaking data out of -companies’ databases. -

- The over-collection of data has a host of terrible social consequences, from -the erosion of our authentic selves to the undermining of social progress, -from state surveillance to an epidemic of online crime. Commercial -surveillance is also a boon to people running influence campaigns, but -that’s the least of our troubles. -

Critical tech exceptionalism is still tech exceptionalism

- Big Tech has long practiced technology exceptionalism: the idea that it -should not be subject to the mundane laws and norms of -„meatspace.“ Mottoes like Facebook’s „move fast and break -things“ attracted justifiable scorn of the companies’ self-serving -rhetoric. -

- Tech exceptionalism got us all into a lot of trouble, so it’s ironic and -distressing to see Big Tech’s critics committing the same sin. -

- Big Tech is not a „rogue capitalism“ that cannot be cured -through the traditional anti-monopoly remedies of trustbusting (forcing -companies to divest of competitors they have acquired) and bans on mergers -to monopoly and other anti-competitive tactics. Big Tech does not have the -power to use machine learning to influence our behavior so thoroughly that -markets lose the ability to punish bad actors and reward superior -competitors. Big Tech has no rule-writing mind-control ray that necessitates -ditching our old toolbox. -

- The thing is, people have been claiming to have perfected mind-control rays -for centuries, and every time, it turned out to be a con — though sometimes -the con artists were also conning themselves. -

- For generations, the advertising industry has been steadily improving its -ability to sell advertising services to businesses while only making -marginal gains in selling those businesses’ products to prospective -customers. John Wanamaker’s lament that „50% of my advertising budget -is wasted, I just don’t know which 50%“ is a testament to the triumph -of ad executives, who successfully convinced Wanamaker -that only half of the money he spent went to waste. -

- The tech industry has made enormous improvements in the science of -convincing businesses that they’re good at advertising while their actual -improvements to advertising — as opposed to targeting — have been pretty -ho-hum. The vogue for machine learning — and the mystical invocation of -„artificial intelligence“ as a synonym for straightforward -statistical inference techniques — has greatly boosted the efficacy of Big -Tech’s sales pitch as marketers have exploited potential customers’ lack of -technical sophistication to get away with breathtaking acts of overpromising -and underdelivering. -

- It’s tempting to think that if businesses are willing to pour billions into -a venture that the venture must be a good one. Yet there are plenty of times -when this rule of thumb has led us astray. For example, it’s virtually -unheard of for managed investment funds to outperform simple index funds, -and investors who put their money into the hands of expert money managers -overwhelmingly fare worse than those who entrust their savings to index -funds. But managed funds still account for the majority of the money -invested in the markets, and they are patronized by some of the richest, -most sophisticated investors in the world. Their vote of confidence in an -underperforming sector is a parable about the role of luck in wealth -accumulation, not a sign that managed funds are a good buy. -

- The claims of Big Tech’s mind-control system are full of tells that the -enterprise is a con. For example, the -reliance on the „Big Five“ personality traits as a -primary means of influencing people even though the „Big Five“ -theory is unsupported by any large-scale, peer-reviewed studies and is -mostly -the realm of marketing hucksters and pop psych. -

- Big Tech’s promotional materials also claim that their algorithms can -accurately perform „sentiment analysis“ or detect peoples’ -moods based on their „microexpressions,“ but these -are marketing claims, not scientific ones. These methods are largely -untested by independent scientific experts, and where they have been tested, -they’ve been found sorely wanting. Microexpressions are particularly -suspect as the companies that specialize in training people to detect them -have -been shown to underperform relative to random chance. -

- Big Tech has been so good at marketing its own supposed superpowers that -it’s easy to believe that they can market everything else with similar -acumen, but it’s a mistake to believe the hype. Any statement a company -makes about the quality of its products is clearly not impartial. The fact -that we distrust all the things that Big Tech says about its data handling, -compliance with privacy laws, etc., is only reasonable — but why on Earth -would we treat Big Tech’s marketing literature as the gospel truth? Big Tech -lies about just about everything, including how well -its machine-learning fueled persuasion systems work. -

- That skepticism should infuse all of our evaluations of Big Tech and its -supposed abilities, including our perusal of its patents. Zuboff vests these -patents with enormous significance, pointing out that Google claimed -extensive new persuasion capabilities in its patent -filings. These claims are doubly suspect: first, because they are so -self-serving, and second, because the patent itself is so notoriously an -invitation to exaggeration. -

- Patent applications take the form of a series of claims and range from broad -to narrow. A typical patent starts out by claiming that its authors have -invented a method or system for doing every conceivable thing that anyone -might do, ever, with any tool or device. Then it narrows that claim in -successive stages until we get to the actual „invention“ that -is the true subject of the patent. The hope is that the patent examiner — -who is almost certainly overworked and underinformed — will miss the fact -that some or all of these claims are ridiculous, or at least suspect, and -grant the patent’s broader claims. Patents for unpatentable things are still -incredibly useful because they can be wielded against competitors who might -license that patent or steer clear of its claims rather than endure the -lengthy, expensive process of contesting it. -

- What’s more, software patents are routinely granted even though the filer -doesn’t have any evidence that they can do the thing claimed by the -patent. That is, you can patent an „invention“ that you haven’t -actually made and that you don’t know how to make. -

- With these considerations in hand, it becomes obvious that the fact that a -Big Tech company has patented what it says is an -effective mind-control ray is largely irrelevant to whether Big Tech can in -fact control our minds. -

- Big Tech collects our data for many reasons, including the diminishing -returns on existing stores of data. But many tech companies also collect -data out of a mistaken tech exceptionalist belief in the network effects of -data. Network effects occur when each new user in a system increases its -value. The classic example is fax machines: A single fax machine is of no -use, two fax machines are of limited use, but every new fax machine that’s -put to use after the first doubles the number of possible fax-to-fax links. -

- Data mined for predictive systems doesn’t necessarily produce these -dividends. Think of Netflix: The predictive value of the data mined from a -million English-speaking Netflix viewers is hardly improved by the addition -of one more user’s viewing data. Most of the data Netflix acquires after -that first minimum viable sample duplicates existing data and produces only -minimal gains. Meanwhile, retraining models with new data gets progressively -more expensive as the number of data points increases, and manual tasks like -labeling and validating data do not get cheaper at scale. -

- Businesses pursue fads to the detriment of their profits all the time, -especially when the businesses and their investors are not motivated by the -prospect of becoming profitable but rather by the prospect of being acquired -by a Big Tech giant or by having an IPO. For these firms, ticking faddish -boxes like „collects as much data as possible“ might realize a -bigger return on investment than „collects a business-appropriate -quantity of data.“ -

- This is another harm of tech exceptionalism: The belief that more data -always produces more profits in the form of more insights that can be -translated into better mind-control rays drives firms to over-collect and -over-retain data beyond all rationality. And since the firms are behaving -irrationally, a good number of them will go out of business and become ghost -ships whose cargo holds are stuffed full of data that can harm people in -myriad ways — but which no one is responsible for antey longer. Even if the -companies don’t go under, the data they collect is maintained behind the -minimum viable security — just enough security to keep the company viable -while it waits to get bought out by a tech giant, an amount calculated to -spend not one penny more than is necessary on protecting data. -

How monopolies, not mind control, drive surveillance capitalism: The -Snapchat story

- For the first decade of its existence, Facebook competed with the social -media giants of the day (Myspace, Orkut, etc.) by presenting itself as the -pro-privacy alternative. Indeed, Facebook justified its walled garden — -which let users bring in data from the web but blocked web services like -Google Search from indexing and caching Facebook pages — as a pro-privacy -measure that protected users from the surveillance-happy winners of the -social media wars like Myspace. -

- Despite frequent promises that it would never collect or analyze its users’ -data, Facebook periodically created initiatives that did just that, like the -creepy, ham-fisted Beacon tool, which spied on you as you moved around the -web and then added your online activities to your public timeline, allowing -your friends to monitor your browsing habits. Beacon sparked a user -revolt. Every time, Facebook backed off from its surveillance initiative, -but not all the way; inevitably, the new Facebook would be more surveilling -than the old Facebook, though not quite as surveilling as the intermediate -Facebook following the launch of the new product or service. -

- The pace at which Facebook ramped up its surveillance efforts seems to have -been set by Facebook’s competitive landscape. The more competitors Facebook -had, the better it behaved. Every time a major competitor foundered, -Facebook’s behavior got -markedly worse. -

- All the while, Facebook was prodigiously acquiring companies, including a -company called Onavo. Nominally, Onavo made a battery-monitoring mobile -app. But the permissions that Onavo required were so expansive that the app -was able to gather fine-grained telemetry on everything users did with their -phones, including which apps they used and how they were using them. -

- Through Onavo, Facebook discovered that it was losing market share to -Snapchat, an app that — like Facebook a decade before — billed itself as the -pro-privacy alternative to the status quo. Through Onavo, Facebook was able -to mine data from the devices of Snapchat users, including both current and -former Snapchat users. This spurred Facebook to acquire Instagram — some -features of which competed with Snapchat — and then allowed Facebook to -fine-tune Instagram’s features and sales pitch to erode Snapchat’s gains and -ensure that Facebook would not have to face the kinds of competitive -pressures it had earlier inflicted on Myspace and Orkut. -

- The story of how Facebook crushed Snapchat reveals the relationship between -monopoly and surveillance capitalism. Facebook combined surveillance with -lax antitrust enforcement to spot the competitive threat of Snapchat on its -horizon and then take decisive action against it. Facebook’s surveillance -capitalism let it avert competitive pressure with anti-competitive -tactics. Facebook users still want privacy — Facebook hasn’t used -surveillance to brainwash them out of it — but they can’t get it because -Facebook’s surveillance lets it destroy any hope of a rival service emerging -that competes on privacy features. -

A monopoly over your friends

- A decentralization movement has tried to erode the dominance of Facebook and -other Big Tech companies by fielding „indieweb“ alternatives — -Mastodon as a Twitter alternative, Diaspora as a Facebook alternative, -etc. — but these efforts have failed to attain any kind of liftoff. -

- Fundamentally, each of these services is hamstrung by the same problem: -Every potential user for a Facebook or Twitter alternative has to convince -all their friends to follow them to a decentralized web alternative in order -to continue to realize the benefit of social media. For many of us, the only -reason to have a Facebook account is that our friends have Facebook -accounts, and the reason they have Facebook accounts is that -we have Facebook accounts. -

- All of this has conspired to make Facebook — and other dominant platforms — -into „kill zones“ that investors will not fund new entrants -for. -

- And yet, all of today’s tech giants came into existence despite the -entrenched advantage of the companies that came before them. To understand -how that happened, you have to understand both interoperability and -adversarial interoperability. -

- The hard problem of our species is coordination. -

- „Interoperability“ is the ability of two technologies to work -with one another: Anyone can make an LP that will play on any record player, -anyone can make a filter you can install in your stove’s extractor fan, -anyone can make gasoline for your car, anyone can make a USB phone charger -that fits in your car’s cigarette lighter receptacle, anyone can make a -light bulb that works in your light socket, anyone can make bread that will -toast in your toaster. -

- Interoperability is often a source of innovation and consumer benefit: Apple -made the first commercially successful PC, but millions of independent -software vendors made interoperable programs that ran on the Apple II -Plus. The simple analog antenna inputs on the back of TVs first allowed -cable operators to connect directly to TVs, then they allowed game console -companies and then personal computer companies to use standard televisions -as displays. Standard RJ-11 telephone jacks allowed for the production of -phones from a variety of vendors in a variety of forms, from the free -football-shaped phone that came with a Sports -Illustrated subscription to business phones with speakers, hold -functions, and so on and then answering machines and finally modems, paving -the way for the internet revolution. -

- „Interoperability“ is often used interchangeably with -„standardization,“ which is the process when manufacturers and -other stakeholders hammer out a set of agreed-upon rules for implementing a -technology, such as the electrical plug on your wall, the CAN bus used by -your car’s computer systems, or the HTML instructions that your browser -interprets. -

- But interoperability doesn’t require standardization — indeed, -standardization often proceeds from the chaos of ad hoc interoperability -measures. The inventor of the cigarette-lighter USB charger didn’t need to -get permission from car manufacturers or even the manufacturers of the -dashboard lighter subcomponent. The automakers didn’t take any -countermeasures to prevent the use of these aftermarket accessories by their -customers, but they also didn’t do anything to make life easier for the -chargers’ manufacturers. This is a kind of „neutral -interoperability.“ -

- Beyond neutral interoperability, there is „adversarial -interoperability.“ That’s when a manufacturer makes a product that -interoperates with another manufacturer’s product despite the -second manufacturer’s objections and even if that means -bypassing a security system designed to prevent interoperability. -

- Probably the most familiar form of adversarial interoperability is -third-party printer ink. Printer manufacturers claim that they sell printers -below cost and that the only way they can recoup the losses they incur is by -charging high markups on ink. To prevent the owners of printers from buying -ink elsewhere, the printer companies deploy a suite of anti-customer -security systems that detect and reject both refilled and third-party -cartridges. -

- Owners of printers take the position that HP and Epson and Brother are not -charities and that customers for their wares have no obligation to help them -survive, and so if the companies choose to sell their products at a loss, -that’s their foolish choice and their consequences to live with. Likewise, -competitors who make ink or refill kits observe that they don’t owe printer -companies anything, and their erosion of printer companies’ margins are the -printer companies’ problems, not their competitors’. After all, the printer -companies shed no tears when they drive a refiller out of business, so why -should the refillers concern themselves with the economic fortunes of the -printer companies? -

- Adversarial interoperability has played an outsized role in the history of -the tech industry: from the founding of the „alt.*“ Usenet -hierarchy (which was started against the wishes of Usenet’s maintainers and -which grew to be bigger than all of Usenet combined) to the browser wars -(when Netscape and Microsoft devoted massive engineering efforts to making -their browsers incompatible with the other’s special commands and -peccadilloes) to Facebook (whose success was built in part by helping its -new users stay in touch with friends they’d left behind on Myspace because -Facebook supplied them with a tool that scraped waiting messages from -Myspace and imported them into Facebook, effectively creating an -Facebook-based Myspace reader). -

- Today, incumbency is seen as an unassailable advantage. Facebook is where -all of your friends are, so no one can start a Facebook competitor. But -adversarial compatibility reverses the competitive advantage: If you were -allowed to compete with Facebook by providing a tool that imported all your -users’ waiting Facebook messages into an environment that competed on lines -that Facebook couldn’t cross, like eliminating surveillance and ads, then -Facebook would be at a huge disadvantage. It would have assembled all -possible ex-Facebook users into a single, easy-to-find service; it would -have educated them on how a Facebook-like service worked and what its -potential benefits were; and it would have provided an easy means for -disgruntled Facebook users to tell their friends where they might expect -better treatment. -

- Adversarial interoperability was once the norm and a key contributor to the -dynamic, vibrant tech scene, but now it is stuck behind a thicket of laws -and regulations that add legal risks to the tried-and-true tactics of -adversarial interoperability. New rules and new interpretations of existing -rules mean that a would-be adversarial interoperator needs to steer clear of -claims under copyright, terms of service, trade secrecy, tortious -interference, and patent. -

- In the absence of a competitive market, lawmakers have resorted to assigning -expensive, state-like duties to Big Tech firms, such as automatically -filtering user contributions for copyright infringement or terrorist and -extremist content or detecting and preventing harassment in real time or -controlling access to sexual material. -

- These measures put a floor under how small we can make Big Tech because only -the very largest companies can afford the humans and automated filters -needed to perform these duties. -

- But that’s not the only way in which making platforms responsible for -policing their users undermines competition. A platform that is expected to -police its users’ conduct must prevent many vital adversarial -interoperability techniques lest these subvert its policing measures. For -example, if someone using a Twitter replacement like Mastodon is able to -push messages into Twitter and read messages out of Twitter, they could -avoid being caught by automated systems that detect and prevent harassment -(such as systems that use the timing of messages or IP-based rules to make -guesses about whether someone is a harasser). -

- To the extent that we are willing to let Big Tech police itself — rather -than making Big Tech small enough that users can leave bad platforms for -better ones and small enough that a regulation that simply puts a platform -out of business will not destroy billions of users’ access to their -communities and data — we build the case that Big Tech should be able to -block its competitors and make it easier for Big Tech to demand legal -enforcement tools to ban and punish attempts at adversarial -interoperability. -

- Ultimately, we can try to fix Big Tech by making it responsible for bad acts -by its users, or we can try to fix the internet by cutting Big Tech down to -size. But we can’t do both. To replace today’s giant products with -pluralistic protocols, we need to clear the legal thicket that prevents -adversarial interoperability so that tomorrow’s nimble, personal, -small-scale products can federate themselves with giants like Facebook, -allowing the users who’ve left to continue to communicate with users who -haven’t left yet, reaching tendrils over Facebook’s garden wall that -Facebook’s trapped users can use to scale the walls and escape to the -global, open web. -

Fake news is an epistemological crisis

- Tech is not the only industry that has undergone massive concentration since -the Reagan era. Virtually every major industry — from oil to newspapers to -meatpacking to sea freight to eyewear to online pornography — has become a -clubby oligarchy that just a few players dominate. -

- At the same time, every industry has become something of a tech industry as -general-purpose computers and general-purpose networks and the promise of -efficiencies through data-driven analysis infuse every device, process, and -firm with tech. -

- This phenomenon of industrial concentration is part of a wider story about -wealth concentration overall as a smaller and smaller number of people own -more and more of our world. This concentration of both wealth and industries -means that our political outcomes are increasingly beholden to the parochial -interests of the people and companies with all the money. -

- That means that whenever a regulator asks a question with an obvious, -empirical answer („Are humans causing climate change?“ or -„Should we let companies conduct commercial mass surveillance?“ -or „Does society benefit from allowing network neutrality -violations?“), the answer that comes out is only correct if that -correctness meets with the approval of rich people and the industries that -made them so wealthy. -

- Rich people have always played an outsized role in politics and more so -since the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision -eliminated key controls over political spending. Widening inequality and -wealth concentration means that the very richest people are now a lot richer -and can afford to spend a lot more money on political projects than ever -before. Think of the Koch brothers or George Soros or Bill Gates. -

- But the policy distortions of rich individuals pale in comparison to the -policy distortions that concentrated industries are capable of. The -companies in highly concentrated industries are much more profitable than -companies in competitive industries — no competition means not having to -reduce prices or improve quality to win customers — leaving them with bigger -capital surpluses to spend on lobbying. -

- Concentrated industries also find it easier to collaborate on policy -objectives than competitive ones. When all the top execs from your industry -can fit around a single boardroom table, they often do. And -when they do, they can forge a consensus position on -regulation. -

- Rising through the ranks in a concentrated industry generally means working -at two or three of the big companies. When there are only relatively few -companies in a given industry, each company has a more ossified executive -rank, leaving ambitious execs with fewer paths to higher positions unless -they are recruited to a rival. This means that the top execs in concentrated -industries are likely to have been colleagues at some point and socialize in -the same circles — connected through social ties or, say, serving as -trustees for each others’ estates. These tight social bonds foster a -collegial, rather than competitive, attitude. -

- Highly concentrated industries also present a regulatory conundrum. When an -industry is dominated by just four or five companies, the only people who -are likely to truly understand the industry’s practices are its veteran -executives. This means that top regulators are often former execs of the -companies they are supposed to be regulating. These turns in government are -often tacitly understood to be leaves of absence from industry, with former -employers welcoming their erstwhile watchdogs back into their executive -ranks once their terms have expired. -

- All this is to say that the tight social bonds, small number of firms, and -regulatory capture of concentrated industries give the companies that -comprise them the power to dictate many, if not all, of the regulations that -bind them. -

- This is increasingly obvious. Whether it’s payday lenders winning -the right to practice predatory lending or Apple winning -the right to decide who can fix your phone or Google and Facebook -winning the right to breach your private data without suffering meaningful -consequences or victories for pipeline companies or impunity for opioid -manufacturers or massive tax subsidies for incredibly profitable dominant -businesses, it’s increasingly apparent that many of our official, -evidence-based truth-seeking processes are, in fact, auctions for sale to -the highest bidder. -

- It’s really impossible to overstate what a terrifying prospect this is. We -live in an incredibly high-tech society, and none of us could acquire the -expertise to evaluate every technological proposition that stands between us -and our untimely, horrible deaths. You might devote your life to acquiring -the media literacy to distinguish good scientific journals from corrupt -pay-for-play lookalikes and the statistical literacy to evaluate the quality -of the analysis in the journals as well as the microbiology and epidemiology -knowledge to determine whether you can trust claims about the safety of -vaccines — but that would still leave you unqualified to judge whether the -wiring in your home will give you a lethal shock and -whether your car’s brakes’ software will cause them to fail unpredictably -and whether the hygiene standards at your butcher are -sufficient to keep you from dying after you finish your dinner. -

- In a world as complex as this one, we have to defer to authorities, and we -keep them honest by making those authorities accountable to us and binding -them with rules to prevent conflicts of interest. We can’t possibly acquire -the expertise to adjudicate conflicting claims about the best way to make -the world safe and prosperous, but we can determine -whether the adjudication process itself is trustworthy. -

- Right now, it’s obviously not. -

- The past 40 years of rising inequality and industry concentration, together -with increasingly weak accountability and transparency for expert agencies, -has created an increasingly urgent sense of impending doom, the sense that -there are vast conspiracies afoot that operate with tacit official approval -despite the likelihood they are working to better themselves by ruining the -rest of us. -

- For example, it’s been decades since Exxon’s own scientists concluded that -its products would render the Earth uninhabitable by humans. And yet those -decades were lost to us, in large part because Exxon lobbied governments and -sowed doubt about the dangers of its products and did so with the -cooperation of many public officials. When the survival of you and everyone -you love is threatened by conspiracies, it’s not unreasonable to start -questioning the things you think you know in an attempt to determine whether -they, too, are the outcome of another conspiracy. -

- The collapse of the credibility of our systems for divining and upholding -truths has left us in a state of epistemological chaos. Once, most of us -might have assumed that the system was working and that our regulations -reflected our best understanding of the empirical truths of the world as -they were best understood — now we have to find our own experts to help us -sort the true from the false. -

- If you’re like me, you probably believe that vaccines are safe, but you -(like me) probably also can’t explain the microbiology or statistics. Few of -us have the math skills to review the literature on vaccine safety and -describe why their statistical reasoning is sound. Likewise, few of us can -review the stats in the (now discredited) literature on opioid safety and -explain how those stats were manipulated. Both vaccines and opioids were -embraced by medical authorities, after all, and one is safe while the other -could ruin your life. You’re left with a kind of inchoate constellation of -rules of thumb about which experts you trust to fact-check controversial -claims and then to explain how all those respectable doctors with their -peer-reviewed research on opioid safety were an -aberration and then how you know that the doctors writing about vaccine -safety are not an aberration. -

- I’m 100% certain that vaccinating is safe and effective, but I’m also at -something of a loss to explain exactly, precisely, why -I believe this, given all the corruption I know about and the many times the -stamp of certainty has turned out to be a parochial lie told to further -enrich the super rich. -

- Fake news — conspiracy theories, racist ideologies, scientific denialism — -has always been with us. What’s changed today is not the mix of ideas in the -public discourse but the popularity of the worst ideas in that -mix. Conspiracy and denial have skyrocketed in lockstep with the growth of -Big Inequality, which has also tracked the rise of Big Tech and Big Pharma -and Big Wrestling and Big Car and Big Movie Theater and Big Everything Else. -

- No one can say for certain why this has happened, but the two dominant camps -are idealism (the belief that the people who argue for these conspiracies -have gotten better at explaining them, maybe with the help of -machine-learning tools) or materialism (the ideas have become more -attractive because of material conditions in the world). -

- I’m a materialist. I’ve been exposed to the arguments of conspiracy -theorists all my life, and I have not experienced any qualitative leap in -the quality of those arguments. -

- The major difference is in the world, not the arguments. In a time where -actual conspiracies are commonplace, conspiracy theories acquire a ring of -plausibility. -

- We have always had disagreements about what’s true, but today, we have a -disagreement over how we know whether something is true. This is an -epistemological crisis, not a crisis over belief. It’s a crisis over the -credibility of our truth-seeking exercises, from scientific journals (in an -era where the biggest journal publishers have been caught producing -pay-to-play journals for junk science) to regulations (in an era where -regulators are routinely cycling in and out of business) to education (in an -era where universities are dependent on corporate donations to keep their -lights on). -

- Targeting — surveillance capitalism — makes it easier to find people who are -undergoing this epistemological crisis, but it doesn’t create the -crisis. For that, you need to look to corruption. -

- And, conveniently enough, it’s corruption that allows surveillance -capitalism to grow by dismantling monopoly protections, by permitting -reckless collection and retention of personal data, by allowing ads to be -targeted in secret, and by foreclosing on the possibility of going somewhere -else where you might continue to enjoy your friends without subjecting -yourself to commercial surveillance. -

Tech is different

- I reject both iterations of technological exceptionalism. I reject the idea -that tech is uniquely terrible and led by people who are greedier or worse -than the leaders of other industries, and I reject the idea that tech is so -good — or so intrinsically prone to concentration — that it can’t be blamed -for its present-day monopolistic status. -

- I think tech is just another industry, albeit one that grew up in the -absence of real monopoly constraints. It may have been first, but it isn’t -the worst nor will it be the last. -

- But there’s one way in which I am a tech -exceptionalist. I believe that online tools are the key to overcoming -problems that are much more urgent than tech monopolization: climate change, -inequality, misogyny, and discrimination on the basis of race, gender -identity, and other factors. The internet is how we will recruit people to -fight those fights, and how we will coordinate their labor. Tech is not a -substitute for democratic accountability, the rule of law, fairness, or -stability — but it’s a means to achieve these things. -

- The hard problem of our species is coordination. Everything from climate -change to social change to running a business to making a family work can be -viewed as a collective action problem. -

- The internet makes it easier than at any time before to find people who want -to work on a project with you — hence the success of free and open-source -software, crowdfunding, and racist terror groups — and easier than ever to -coordinate the work you do. -

- The internet and the computers we connect to it also possess an exceptional -quality: general-purposeness. The internet is designed to allow any two -parties to communicate any data, using any protocol, without permission from -anyone else. The only production design we have for computers is the -general-purpose, „Turing complete“ computer that can run every -program we can express in symbolic logic. -

- This means that every time someone with a special communications need -invests in infrastructure and techniques to make the internet faster, -cheaper, and more robust, this benefit redounds to everyone else who is -using the internet to communicate. And this also means that every time -someone with a special computing need invests to make computers faster, -cheaper, and more robust, every other computing application is a potential -beneficiary of this work. -

- For these reasons, every type of communication is gradually absorbed into -the internet, and every type of device — from airplanes to pacemakers — -eventually becomes a computer in a fancy case. -

- While these considerations don’t preclude regulating networks and computers, -they do call for gravitas and caution when doing so because changes to -regulatory frameworks could ripple out to have unintended consequences in -many, many other domains. -

- The upshot of this is that our best hope of solving the big coordination -problems — climate change, inequality, etc. — is with free, fair, and open -tech. Our best hope of keeping tech free, fair, and open is to exercise -caution in how we regulate tech and to attend closely to the ways in which -interventions to solve one problem might create problems in other domains. -

Ownership of facts

- Big Tech has a funny relationship with information. When you’re generating -information — anything from the location data streaming off your mobile -device to the private messages you send to friends on a social network — it -claims the rights to make unlimited use of that data. -

- But when you have the audacity to turn the tables — to use a tool that -blocks ads or slurps your waiting updates out of a social network and puts -them in another app that lets you set your own priorities and suggestions or -crawls their system to allow you to start a rival business — they claim that -you’re stealing from them. -

- The thing is, information is a very bad fit for any kind of private property -regime. Property rights are useful for establishing markets that can lead to -the effective development of fallow assets. These markets depend on clear -titles to ensure that the things being bought and sold in them can, in fact, -be bought and sold. -

- Information rarely has such a clear title. Take phone numbers: There’s -clearly something going wrong when Facebook slurps up millions of users’ -address books and uses the phone numbers it finds in them to plot out social -graphs and fill in missing information about other users. -

- But the phone numbers Facebook nonconsensually acquires in this transaction -are not the „property“ of the users they’re taken from nor do -they belong to the people whose phones ring when you dial those numbers. The -numbers are mere integers, 10 digits in the U.S. and Canada, and they -appear in millions of places, including somewhere deep in pi as well as -numerous other contexts. Giving people ownership titles to integers is an -obviously terrible idea. -

- Likewise for the facts that Facebook and other commercial surveillance -operators acquire about us, like that we are the children of our parents or -the parents to our children or that we had a conversation with someone else -or went to a public place. These data points can’t be property in the sense -that your house or your shirt is your property because the title to them is -intrinsically muddy: Does your mom own the fact that she is your mother? Do -you? Do both of you? What about your dad — does he own this fact too, or -does he have to license the fact from you (or your mom or both of you) in -order to use this fact? What about the hundreds or thousands of other people -who know these facts? -

- If you go to a Black Lives Matter demonstration, do the other demonstrators -need your permission to post their photos from the event? The online fights -over when and -how to post photos from demonstrations reveal a nuanced, complex -issue that cannot be easily hand-waved away by giving one party a property -right that everyone else in the mix has to respect. -

- The fact that information isn’t a good fit with property and markets doesn’t -mean that it’s not valuable. Babies aren’t property, but they’re inarguably -valuable. In fact, we have a whole set of rules just for babies as well as a -subset of those rules that apply to humans more generally. Someone who -argues that babies won’t be truly valuable until they can be bought and sold -like loaves of bread would be instantly and rightfully condemned as a -monster. -

- It’s tempting to reach for the property hammer when Big Tech treats your -information like a nail — not least because Big Tech are such prolific -abusers of property hammers when it comes to their -information. But this is a mistake. If we allow markets to dictate the use -of our information, then we’ll find that we’re sellers in a buyers’ market -where the Big Tech monopolies set a price for our data that is so low as to -be insignificant or, more likely, set at a nonnegotiable price of zero in a -click-through agreement that you don’t have the opportunity to modify. -

- Meanwhile, establishing property rights over information will create -insurmountable barriers to independent data processing. Imagine that we -require a license to be negotiated when a translated document is compared -with its original, something Google has done and continues to do billions of -times to train its automated language translation tools. Google can afford -this, but independent third parties cannot. Google can staff a clearances -department to negotiate one-time payments to the likes of the EU (one of the -major repositories of translated documents) while independent watchdogs -wanting to verify that the translations are well-prepared, or to root out -bias in translations, will find themselves needing a staffed-up legal -department and millions for licenses before they can even get started. -

- The same goes for things like search indexes of the web or photos of -peoples’ houses, which have become contentious thanks to Google’s Street -View project. Whatever problems may exist with Google’s photographing of -street scenes, resolving them by letting people decide who can take pictures -of the facades of their homes from a public street will surely create even -worse ones. Think of how street photography is important for newsgathering — -including informal newsgathering, like photographing abuses of authority — -and how being able to document housing and street life are important for -contesting eminent domain, advocating for social aid, reporting planning and -zoning violations, documenting discriminatory and unequal living conditions, -and more. -

- The ownership of facts is antithetical to many kinds of human progress. It’s -hard to imagine a rule that limits Big Tech’s exploitation of our collective -labors without inadvertently banning people from gathering data on online -harassment or compiling indexes of changes in language or simply -investigating how the platforms are shaping our discourse — all of which -require scraping data that other people have created and subjecting it to -scrutiny and analysis. -

Persuasion works… slowly

- The platforms may oversell their ability to persuade people, but obviously, -persuasion works sometimes. Whether it’s the private realm that LGBTQ people -used to recruit allies and normalize sexual diversity or the decadeslong -project to convince people that markets are the only efficient way to solve -complicated resource allocation problems, it’s clear that our societal -attitudes can change. -

- The project of shifting societal attitudes is a game of inches and -years. For centuries, svengalis have purported to be able to accelerate this -process, but even the most brutal forms of propaganda have struggled to make -permanent changes. Joseph Goebbels was able to subject Germans to daily, -mandatory, hourslong radio broadcasts, to round up and torture and murder -dissidents, and to seize full control over their children’s education while -banning any literature, broadcasts, or films that did not comport with his -worldview. -

- Yet, after 12 years of terror, once the war ended, Nazi ideology was largely -discredited in both East and West Germany, and a program of national truth -and reconciliation was put in its place. Racism and authoritarianism were -never fully abolished in Germany, but neither were the majority of Germans -irrevocably convinced of Nazism — and the rise of racist authoritarianism in -Germany today tells us that the liberal attitudes that replaced Nazism were -no more permanent than Nazism itself. -

- Racism and authoritarianism have also always been with us. Anyone who’s -reviewed the kind of messages and arguments that racists put forward today -would be hard-pressed to say that they have gotten better at presenting -their ideas. The same pseudoscience, appeals to fear, and circular logic -that racists presented in the 1980s, when the cause of white supremacy was -on the wane, are to be found in the communications of leading white -nationalists today. -

- If racists haven’t gotten more convincing in the past decade, then how is it -that more people were convinced to be openly racist at that time? I believe -that the answer lies in the material world, not the world of ideas. The -ideas haven’t gotten more convincing, but people have become more -afraid. Afraid that the state can’t be trusted to act as an honest broker in -life-or-death decisions, from those regarding the management of the economy -to the regulation of painkillers to the rules for handling private -information. Afraid that the world has become a game of musical chairs in -which the chairs are being taken away at a never-before-seen rate. Afraid -that justice for others will come at their expense. Monopolism isn’t the -cause of these fears, but the inequality and material desperation and policy -malpractice that monopolism contributes to is a significant contributor to -these conditions. Inequality creates the conditions for both conspiracies -and violent racist ideologies, and then surveillance capitalism lets -opportunists target the fearful and the conspiracy-minded. -

Paying won’t help

- As the old saw goes, „If you’re not paying for the product, you’re the -product.“ -

- It’s a commonplace belief today that the advent of free, ad-supported media -was the original sin of surveillance capitalism. The reasoning is that the -companies that charged for access couldn’t „compete with free“ -and so they were driven out of business. Their ad-supported competitors, -meanwhile, declared open season on their users’ data in a bid to improve -their ad targeting and make more money and then resorted to the most -sensationalist tactics to generate clicks on those ads. If only we’d pay for -media again, we’d have a better, more responsible, more sober discourse that -would be better for democracy. -

- But the degradation of news products long precedes the advent of -ad-supported online news. Long before newspapers were online, lax antitrust -enforcement had opened the door for unprecedented waves of consolidation and -roll-ups in newsrooms. Rival newspapers were merged, reporters and ad sales -staff were laid off, physical plants were sold and leased back, leaving the -companies loaded up with debt through leveraged buyouts and subsequent -profit-taking by the new owners. In other words, it wasn’t merely shifts in -the classified advertising market, which was long held to be the primary -driver in the decline of the traditional newsroom, that made news companies -unable to adapt to the internet — it was monopolism. -

- Then, as news companies did come online, the ad -revenues they commanded dropped even as the number of internet users (and -thus potential online readers) increased. That shift was a function of -consolidation in the ad sales market, with Google and Facebook emerging as -duopolists who made more money every year from advertising while paying less -and less of it to the publishers whose work the ads appeared -alongside. Monopolism created a buyer’s market for ad inventory with -Facebook and Google acting as gatekeepers. -

- Paid services continue to exist alongside free ones, and often it is these -paid services — anxious to prevent people from bypassing their paywalls or -sharing paid media with freeloaders — that exert the most control over their -customers. Apple’s iTunes and App Stores are paid services, but to maximize -their profitability, Apple has to lock its platforms so that third parties -can’t make compatible software without permission. These locks allow the -company to exercise both editorial control (enabling it to exclude controversial -political material) and technological control, including control -over who can repair the devices it makes. If we’re worried that ad-supported -products deprive people of their right to self-determination by using -persuasion techniques to nudge their purchase decisions a few degrees in one -direction or the other, then the near-total control a single company holds -over the decision of who gets to sell you software, parts, and service for -your iPhone should have us very worried indeed. -

- We shouldn’t just be concerned about payment and control: The idea that -paying will improve discourse is also dangerously wrong. The poor success -rate of targeted advertising means that the platforms have to incentivize -you to „engage“ with posts at extremely high levels to generate -enough pageviews to safeguard their profits. As discussed earlier, to -increase engagement, platforms like Facebook use machine learning to guess -which messages will be most inflammatory and make a point of shoving those -into your eyeballs at every turn so that you will hate-click and argue with -people. -

- Perhaps paying would fix this, the reasoning goes. If platforms could be -economically viable even if you stopped clicking on them once your -intellectual and social curiosity had been slaked, then they would have no -reason to algorithmically enrage you to get more clicks out of you, right? -

- There may be something to that argument, but it still ignores the wider -economic and political context of the platforms and the world that allowed -them to grow so dominant. -

- Platforms are world-spanning and all-encompassing because they are -monopolies, and they are monopolies because we have gutted our most -important and reliable anti-monopoly rules. Antitrust was neutered as a key -part of the project to make the wealthy wealthier, and that project has -worked. The vast majority of people on Earth have a negative net worth, and -even the dwindling middle class is in a precarious state, undersaved for -retirement, underinsured for medical disasters, and undersecured against -climate and technology shocks. -

- In this wildly unequal world, paying doesn’t improve the discourse; it -simply prices discourse out of the range of the majority of people. Paying -for the product is dandy, if you can afford it. -

- If you think today’s filter bubbles are a problem for our discourse, imagine -what they’d be like if rich people inhabited free-flowing Athenian -marketplaces of ideas where you have to pay for admission while everyone -else lives in online spaces that are subsidized by wealthy benefactors who -relish the chance to establish conversational spaces where the „house -rules“ forbid questioning the status quo. That is, imagine if the -rich seceded from Facebook, and then, instead of running ads that made money -for shareholders, Facebook became a billionaire’s vanity project that also -happened to ensure that nobody talked about whether it was fair that only -billionaires could afford to hang out in the rarified corners of the -internet. -

- Behind the idea of paying for access is a belief that free markets will -address Big Tech’s dysfunction. After all, to the extent that people have a -view of surveillance at all, it is generally an unfavorable one, and the -longer and more thoroughly one is surveilled, the less one tends to like -it. Same goes for lock-in: If HP’s ink or Apple’s App Store were really -obviously fantastic, they wouldn’t need technical measures to prevent users -from choosing a rival’s product. The only reason these technical -countermeasures exist is that the companies don’t believe their customers -would voluntarily submit to their terms, and they want -to deprive them of the choice to take their business elsewhere. -

- Advocates for markets laud their ability to aggregate the diffused knowledge -of buyers and sellers across a whole society through demand signals, price -signals, and so on. The argument for surveillance capitalism being a -„rogue capitalism“ is that machine-learning-driven persuasion -techniques distort decision-making by consumers, leading to incorrect -signals — consumers don’t buy what they prefer, they buy what they’re -tricked into preferring. It follows that the monopolistic practices of -lock-in, which do far more to constrain consumers’ free choices, are even -more of a „rogue capitalism.“ -

- The profitability of any business is constrained by the possibility that its -customers will take their business elsewhere. Both surveillance and lock-in -are anti-features that no customer wants. But monopolies can capture their -regulators, crush their competitors, insert themselves into their customers’ -lives, and corral people into „choosing“ their services -regardless of whether they want them — it’s fine to be terrible when there -is no alternative. -

- Ultimately, surveillance and lock-in are both simply business strategies -that monopolists can choose. Surveillance companies like Google are -perfectly capable of deploying lock-in technologies — just look at the -onerous Android licensing terms that require device-makers to bundle in -Google’s suite of applications. And lock-in companies like Apple are -perfectly capable of subjecting their users to surveillance if it means -keeping the Chinese government happy and preserving ongoing access to -Chinese markets. Monopolies may be made up of good, ethical people, but as -institutions, they are not your friend — they will do whatever they can get -away with to maximize their profits, and the more monopolistic they are, the -more they can get away with. -

An „ecology“ moment for trustbusting

- If we’re going to break Big Tech’s death grip on our digital lives, we’re -going to have to fight monopolies. That may sound pretty mundane and -old-fashioned, something out of the New Deal era, while ending the use of -automated behavioral modification feels like the plotline of a really cool -cyberpunk novel. -

- Meanwhile, breaking up monopolies is something we seem to have forgotten how -to do. There is a bipartisan, trans-Atlantic consensus that breaking up -companies is a fool’s errand at best — liable to mire your federal -prosecutors in decades of litigation — and counterproductive at worst, -eroding the „consumer benefits“ of large companies with massive -efficiencies of scale. -

- But trustbusters once strode the nation, brandishing law books, terrorizing -robber barons, and shattering the illusion of monopolies’ all-powerful grip -on our society. The trustbusting era could not begin until we found the -political will — until the people convinced politicians they’d have their -backs when they went up against the richest, most powerful men in the world. -

- Could we find that political will again? -

- Copyright scholar James Boyle has described how the term -„ecology“ marked a turning point in environmental -activism. Prior to the adoption of this term, people who wanted to preserve -whale populations didn’t necessarily see themselves as fighting the same -battle as people who wanted to protect the ozone layer or fight freshwater -pollution or beat back smog or acid rain. -

- But the term „ecology“ welded these disparate causes together -into a single movement, and the members of this movement found solidarity -with one another. The people who cared about smog signed petitions -circulated by the people who wanted to end whaling, and the anti-whalers -marched alongside the people demanding action on acid rain. This uniting -behind a common cause completely changed the dynamics of environmentalism, -setting the stage for today’s climate activism and the sense that preserving -the habitability of the planet Earth is a shared duty among all people. -

- I believe we are on the verge of a new „ecology“ moment -dedicated to combating monopolies. After all, tech isn’t the only -concentrated industry nor is it even the most -concentrated of industries. -

- You can find partisans for trustbusting in every sector of the -economy. Everywhere you look, you can find people who’ve been wronged by -monopolists who’ve trashed their finances, their health, their privacy, -their educations, and the lives of people they love. Those people have the -same cause as the people who want to break up Big Tech and the same -enemies. When most of the world’s wealth is in the hands of a very few, it -follows that nearly every large company will have overlapping shareholders. -

- That’s the good news: With a little bit of work and a little bit of -coalition building, we have more than enough political will to break up Big -Tech and every other concentrated industry besides. First we take Facebook, -then we take AT&T/WarnerMedia. -

- But here’s the bad news: Much of what we’re doing to tame Big Tech -instead of breaking up the big companies also -forecloses on the possibility of breaking them up later. -

- Big Tech’s concentration currently means that their inaction on harassment, -for example, leaves users with an impossible choice: absent themselves from -public discourse by, say, quitting Twitter or endure vile, constant -abuse. Big Tech’s over-collection and over-retention of data results in -horrific identity theft. And their inaction on extremist recruitment means -that white supremacists who livestream their shooting rampages can reach an -audience of billions. The combination of tech concentration and media -concentration means that artists’ incomes are falling even as the revenue -generated by their creations are increasing. -

- Yet governments confronting all of these problems all inevitably converge on -the same solution: deputize the Big Tech giants to police their users and -render them liable for their users’ bad actions. The drive to force Big Tech -to use automated filters to block everything from copyright infringement to -sex-trafficking to violent extremism means that tech companies will have to -allocate hundreds of millions to run these compliance systems. -

- These rules — the EU’s new Directive on Copyright, Australia’s new terror -regulation, America’s FOSTA/SESTA sex-trafficking law and more — are not -just death warrants for small, upstart competitors that might challenge Big -Tech’s dominance but who lack the deep pockets of established incumbents to -pay for all these automated systems. Worse still, these rules put a floor -under how small we can hope to make Big Tech. -

- That’s because any move to break up Big Tech and cut it down to size will -have to cope with the hard limit of not making these companies so small that -they can no longer afford to perform these duties — and it’s -expensive to invest in those automated filters and -outsource content moderation. It’s already going to be hard to unwind these -deeply concentrated, chimeric behemoths that have been welded together in -the pursuit of monopoly profits. Doing so while simultaneously finding some -way to fill the regulatory void that will be left behind if these -self-policing rulers were forced to suddenly abdicate will be much, much -harder. -

- Allowing the platforms to grow to their present size has given them a -dominance that is nearly insurmountable — deputizing them with public duties -to redress the pathologies created by their size makes it virtually -impossible to reduce that size. Lather, rinse, repeat: If the platforms -don’t get smaller, they will get larger, and as they get larger, they will -create more problems, which will give rise to more public duties for the -companies, which will make them bigger still. -

- We can work to fix the internet by breaking up Big Tech and depriving them -of monopoly profits, or we can work to fix Big Tech by making them spend -their monopoly profits on governance. But we can’t do both. We have to -choose between a vibrant, open internet or a dominated, monopolized internet -commanded by Big Tech giants that we struggle with constantly to get them to -behave themselves. -

Make Big Tech small again

- Trustbusting is hard. Breaking big companies into smaller ones is expensive -and time-consuming. So time-consuming that by the time you’re done, the -world has often moved on and rendered years of litigation irrelevant. From -1969 to 1982, the U.S. government pursued an antitrust case against IBM over -its dominance of mainframe computing — but the case collapsed in 1982 -because mainframes were being speedily replaced by PCs. -

- A future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general to -enforce the law as it was written. -

- It’s far easier to prevent concentration than to fix it, and reinstating the -traditional contours of U.S. antitrust enforcement will, at the very least, -prevent further concentration. That means bans on mergers between large -companies, on big companies acquiring nascent competitors, and on platform -companies competing directly with the companies that rely on the platforms. -

- These powers are all in the plain language of U.S. antitrust laws, so in -theory, a future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general -to enforce the law as it was written. But after decades of judicial -„education“ in the benefits of monopolies, after multiple -administrations that have packed the federal courts with lifetime-appointed -monopoly cheerleaders, it’s not clear that mere administrative action would -do the trick. -

- If the courts frustrate the Justice Department and the president, the next -stop would be Congress, which could eliminate any doubt about how antitrust -law should be enforced in the U.S. by passing new laws that boil down to -saying, „Knock it off. We all know what the Sherman Act says. Robert -Bork was a deranged fantasist. For avoidance of doubt, fuck that -guy.“ In other words, the problem with monopolies is -monopolism — the concentration of power into too few -hands, which erodes our right to self-determination. If there is a monopoly, -the law wants it gone, period. Sure, get rid of monopolies that create -„consumer harm“ in the form of higher prices, but also, -get rid of other monopolies, too. -

- But this only prevents things from getting worse. To help them get better, -we will have to build coalitions with other activists in the anti-monopoly -ecology movement — a pluralism movement or a self-determination movement — -and target existing monopolies in every industry for breakup and structural -separation rules that prevent, for example, the giant eyewear monopolist -Luxottica from dominating both the sale and the manufacture of spectacles. -

- In an important sense, it doesn’t matter which industry the breakups begin -in. Once they start, shareholders in every industry -will start to eye their investments in monopolists skeptically. As -trustbusters ride into town and start making lives miserable for -monopolists, the debate around every corporate boardroom’s table will -shift. People within corporations who’ve always felt uneasy about monopolism -will gain a powerful new argument to fend off their evil rivals in the -corporate hierarchy: „If we do it my way, we make less money; if we do -it your way, a judge will fine us billions and expose us to ridicule and -public disapprobation. So even though I get that it would be really cool to -do that merger, lock out that competitor, or buy that little company and -kill it before it can threaten it, we really shouldn’t — not if we don’t -want to get tied to the DOJ’s bumper and get dragged up and down Trustbuster -Road for the next 10 years.“ -

20 GOTO 10

- Fixing Big Tech will require a lot of iteration. As cyber lawyer Lawrence -Lessig wrote in his 1999 book, Code and Other Laws of -Cyberspace, our lives are regulated by four forces: law (what’s -legal), code (what’s technologically possible), norms (what’s socially -acceptable), and markets (what’s profitable). -

- If you could wave a wand and get Congress to pass a law that re-fanged the -Sherman Act tomorrow, you could use the impending breakups to convince -venture capitalists to fund competitors to Facebook, Google, Twitter, and -Apple that would be waiting in the wings after they were cut down to size. -

- But getting Congress to act will require a massive normative shift, a mass -movement of people who care about monopolies — and pulling them apart. -

- Getting people to care about monopolies will take technological -interventions that help them to see what a world free from Big Tech might -look like. Imagine if someone could make a beloved (but unauthorized) -third-party Facebook or Twitter client that dampens the anxiety-producing -algorithmic drumbeat and still lets you talk to your friends without being -spied upon — something that made social media more sociable and less -toxic. Now imagine that it gets shut down in a brutal legal battle. It’s -always easier to convince people that something must be done to save a thing -they love than it is to excite them about something that doesn’t even exist -yet. -

- Neither tech nor law nor code nor markets are sufficient to reform Big -Tech. But a profitable competitor to Big Tech could bankroll a legislative -push; legal reform can embolden a toolsmith to make a better tool; the tool -can create customers for a potential business who value the benefits of the -internet but want them delivered without Big Tech; and that business can get -funded and divert some of its profits to legal reform. 20 GOTO 10 (or -lather, rinse, repeat). Do it again, but this time, get farther! After all, -this time you’re starting with weaker Big Tech adversaries, a constituency -that understands things can be better, Big Tech rivals who’ll help ensure -their own future by bankrolling reform, and code that other programmers can -build on to weaken Big Tech even further. -

- The surveillance capitalism hypothesis — that Big Tech’s products really -work as well as they say they do and that’s why everything is so screwed up -— is way too easy on surveillance and even easier on capitalism. Companies -spy because they believe their own BS, and companies spy because governments -let them, and companies spy because any advantage from spying is so -short-lived and minor that they have to do more and more of it just to stay -in place. -

- As to why things are so screwed up? Capitalism. Specifically, the monopolism -that creates inequality and the inequality that creates monopolism. It’s a -form of capitalism that rewards sociopaths who destroy the real economy to -inflate the bottom line, and they get away with it for the same reason -companies get away with spying: because our governments are in thrall to -both the ideology that says monopolies are actually just fine and in thrall -to the ideology that says that in a monopolistic world, you’d better not -piss off the monopolists. -

- Surveillance doesn’t make capitalism rogue. Capitalism’s unchecked rule -begets surveillance. Surveillance isn’t bad because it lets people -manipulate us. It’s bad because it crushes our ability to be our authentic -selves — and because it lets the rich and powerful figure out who might be -thinking of building guillotines and what dirt they can use to discredit -those embryonic guillotine-builders before they can even get to the -lumberyard. -

Up and through

- With all the problems of Big Tech, it’s tempting to imagine solving the -problem by returning to a world without tech at all. Resist that temptation. -

- The only way out of our Big Tech problem is up and through. If our future is -not reliant upon high tech, it will be because civilization has fallen. Big -Tech wired together a planetary, species-wide nervous system that, with the -proper reforms and course corrections, is capable of seeing us through the -existential challenge of our species and planet. Now it’s up to us to seize -the means of computation, putting that electronic nervous system under -democratic, accountable control. -

- I am, secretly, despite what I have said earlier, a tech exceptionalist. Not -in the sense of thinking that tech should be given a free pass to monopolize -because it has „economies of scale“ or some other nebulous -feature. I’m a tech exceptionalist because I believe that getting tech right -matters and that getting it wrong will be an unmitigated catastrophe — and -doing it right can give us the power to work together to save our -civilization, our species, and our planet. -

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    Comment détruire le capitalisme de la surveillance

    Cory Doctorow

    - Comment détruire le capitalisme de la surveillance par Cory Doctorow. -

    - Publié par Petter Reinholdtsen. -

    - http://www.hungry.com/~pere/publisher/. -

    - ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (livre de poche) -

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    The net of a thousand lies

    - The most surprising thing about the rebirth of flat Earthers in the 21st -century is just how widespread the evidence against them is. You can -understand how, centuries ago, people who’d never gained a high-enough -vantage point from which to see the Earth’s curvature might come to the -commonsense belief that the flat-seeming Earth was, indeed, flat. -

    - But today, when elementary schools routinely dangle GoPro cameras from -balloons and loft them high enough to photograph the Earth’s curve — to say -nothing of the unexceptional sight of the curved Earth from an airplane -window — it takes a heroic effort to maintain the belief that the world is -flat. -

    - Likewise for white nationalism and eugenics: In an age where you can become -a computational genomics datapoint by swabbing your cheek and mailing it to -a gene-sequencing company along with a modest sum of money, « race -science » has never been easier to refute. -

    - We are living through a golden age of both readily available facts and -denial of those facts. Terrible ideas that have lingered on the fringes for -decades or even centuries have gone mainstream seemingly overnight. -

    - When an obscure idea gains currency, there are only two things that can -explain its ascendance: Either the person expressing that idea has gotten a -lot better at stating their case, or the proposition has become harder to -deny in the face of mounting evidence. In other words, if we want people to -take climate change seriously, we can get a bunch of Greta Thunbergs to make -eloquent, passionate arguments from podiums, winning our hearts and minds, -or we can wait for flood, fire, broiling sun, and pandemics to make the case -for us. In practice, we’ll probably have to do some of both: The more we’re -boiling and burning and drowning and wasting away, the easier it will be for -the Greta Thunbergs of the world to convince us. -

    - The arguments for ridiculous beliefs in odious conspiracies like -anti-vaccination, climate denial, a flat Earth, and eugenics are no better -than they were a generation ago. Indeed, they’re worse because they are -being pitched to people who have at least a background awareness of the -refuting facts. -

    - Anti-vax has been around since the first vaccines, but the early -anti-vaxxers were pitching people who were less equipped to understand even -the most basic ideas from microbiology, and moreover, those people had not -witnessed the extermination of mass-murdering diseases like polio, smallpox, -and measles. Today’s anti-vaxxers are no more eloquent than their forebears, -and they have a much harder job. -

    - So can these far-fetched conspiracy theorists really be succeeding on the -basis of superior arguments? -

    - Some people think so. Today, there is a widespread belief that machine -learning and commercial surveillance can turn even the most fumble-tongued -conspiracy theorist into a svengali who can warp your perceptions and win -your belief by locating vulnerable people and then pitching them with -A.I.-refined arguments that bypass their rational faculties and turn -everyday people into flat Earthers, anti-vaxxers, or even Nazis. When the -RAND Corporation blames -Facebook for « radicalization » and when Facebook’s role -in spreading coronavirus misinformation is blamed on -its algorithm, the implicit message is that machine learning and -surveillance are causing the changes in our consensus about what’s true. -

    - After all, in a world where sprawling and incoherent conspiracy theories -like Pizzagate and its successor, QAnon, have widespread followings, -something must be afoot. -

    - But what if there’s another explanation? What if it’s the material -circumstances, and not the arguments, that are making the difference for -these conspiracy pitchmen? What if the trauma of living through -real conspiracies all around us — conspiracies among -wealthy people, their lobbyists, and lawmakers to bury inconvenient facts -and evidence of wrongdoing (these conspiracies are commonly known as -« corruption ») — is making people vulnerable to conspiracy -theories? -

    - If it’s trauma and not contagion — material conditions and not ideology — -that is making the difference today and enabling a rise of repulsive -misinformation in the face of easily observed facts, that doesn’t mean our -computer networks are blameless. They’re still doing the heavy work of -locating vulnerable people and guiding them through a series of -ever-more-extreme ideas and communities. -

    - Belief in conspiracy is a raging fire that has done real damage and poses -real danger to our planet and species, from epidemics kicked off by vaccine -denial to genocides kicked -off by racist conspiracies to planetary meltdown caused by -denial-inspired climate inaction. Our world is on fire, and so we have to -put the fires out — to figure out how to help people see the truth of the -world through the conspiracies they’ve been confused by. -

    - But firefighting is reactive. We need fire -prevention. We need to strike at the traumatic material -conditions that make people vulnerable to the contagion of conspiracy. Here, -too, tech has a role to play. -

    - There’s no shortage of proposals to address this. From the EU’s Terrorist Content Regulation, -which requires platforms to police and remove « extremist » -content, to the U.S. proposals to force -tech companies to spy on their users and hold them liable for their -users’ bad speech, there’s a lot of energy to force tech companies -to solve the problems they created. -

    - There’s a critical piece missing from the debate, though. All these -solutions assume that tech companies are a fixture, that their dominance -over the internet is a permanent fact. Proposals to replace Big Tech with a -more diffused, pluralistic internet are nowhere to be found. Worse: The -« solutions » on the table today require Big -Tech to stay big because only the very largest companies can afford to -implement the systems these laws demand. -

    - Figuring out what we want our tech to look like is crucial if we’re going to -get out of this mess. Today, we’re at a crossroads where we’re trying to -figure out if we want to fix the Big Tech companies that dominate our -internet or if we want to fix the internet itself by unshackling it from Big -Tech’s stranglehold. We can’t do both, so we have to choose. -

    - I want us to choose wisely. Taming Big Tech is integral to fixing the -Internet, and for that, we need digital rights activism. -

    Digital rights activism, a quarter-century on

    - Digital rights activism is more than 30 years old now. The Electronic -Frontier Foundation turned 30 this year; the Free Software Foundation -launched in 1985. For most of the history of the movement, the most -prominent criticism leveled against it was that it was irrelevant: The real -activist causes were real-world causes (think of the skepticism when Finland -declared broadband a human right in 2010), and real-world activism -was shoe-leather activism (think of Malcolm Gladwell’s contempt -for « clicktivism »). But as tech has grown more central -to our daily lives, these accusations of irrelevance have given way first to -accusations of insincerity (« You only care about tech because you’re -shilling -for tech companies ») to accusations of negligence (« Why -didn’t you foresee that tech could be such a destructive force? »). -But digital rights activism is right where it’s always been: looking out for -the humans in a world where tech is inexorably taking over. -

    - The latest version of this critique comes in the form of « surveillance -capitalism, » a term coined by business professor Shoshana Zuboff in -her long and influential 2019 book, The Age of Surveillance -Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of -Power. Zuboff argues that « surveillance capitalism » -is a unique creature of the tech industry and that it is unlike any other -abusive commercial practice in history, one that is « constituted by -unexpected and often illegible mechanisms of extraction, commodification, -and control that effectively exile persons from their own behavior while -producing new markets of behavioral prediction and -modification. Surveillance capitalism challenges democratic norms and -departs in key ways from the centuries-long evolution of market -capitalism. » It is a new and deadly form of capitalism, a -« rogue capitalism, » and our lack of understanding of its unique -capabilities and dangers represents an existential, species-wide -threat. She’s right that capitalism today threatens our species, and she’s -right that tech poses unique challenges to our species and civilization, but -she’s really wrong about how tech is different and why it threatens our -species. -

    - What’s more, I think that her incorrect diagnosis will lead us down a path -that ends up making Big Tech stronger, not weaker. We need to take down Big -Tech, and to do that, we need to start by correctly identifying the problem. -

    Tech exceptionalism, then and now

    - Early critics of the digital rights movement — perhaps best represented by -campaigning organizations like the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Free -Software Foundation, Public Knowledge, and others that focused on preserving -and enhancing basic human rights in the digital realm — damned activists for -practicing « tech exceptionalism. » Around the turn of the -millennium, serious people ridiculed any claim that tech policy mattered in -the « real world. » Claims that tech rules had implications for -speech, association, privacy, search and seizure, and fundamental rights and -equities were treated as ridiculous, an elevation of the concerns of sad -nerds arguing about Star Trek on bulletin board systems -above the struggles of the Freedom Riders, Nelson Mandela, or the Warsaw -ghetto uprising. -

    - In the decades since, accusations of « tech exceptionalism » have -only sharpened as tech’s role in everyday life has expanded: Now that tech -has infiltrated every corner of our life and our online lives have been -monopolized by a handful of giants, defenders of digital freedoms are -accused of carrying water for Big Tech, providing cover for its -self-interested negligence (or worse, nefarious plots). -

    - From my perspective, the digital rights movement has remained stationary -while the rest of the world has moved. From the earliest days, the -movement’s concern was users and the toolsmiths who provided the code they -needed to realize their fundamental rights. Digital rights activists only -cared about companies to the extent that companies were acting to uphold -users’ rights (or, just as often, when companies were acting so foolishly -that they threatened to bring down new rules that would also make it harder -for good actors to help users). -

    - The « surveillance capitalism » critique recasts the digital -rights movement in a new light again: not as alarmists who overestimate the -importance of their shiny toys nor as shills for big tech but as serene -deck-chair rearrangers whose long-standing activism is a liability because -it makes them incapable of perceiving novel threats as they continue to -fight the last century’s tech battles. -

    - But tech exceptionalism is a sin no matter who practices it. -

    Don’t believe the hype

    - You’ve probably heard that « if you’re not paying for the product, -you’re the product. » As we’ll see below, that’s true, if incomplete. -But what is absolutely true is that ad-driven Big -Tech’s customers are advertisers, and what companies like Google and -Facebook sell is their ability to convince you to buy -stuff. Big Tech’s product is persuasion. The services — social media, search -engines, maps, messaging, and more — are delivery systems for persuasion. -

    - The fear of surveillance capitalism starts from the (correct) presumption -that everything Big Tech says about itself is probably a lie. But the -surveillance capitalism critique makes an exception for the claims Big Tech -makes in its sales literature — the breathless hype in the pitches to -potential advertisers online and in ad-tech seminars about the efficacy of -its products: It assumes that Big Tech is as good at influencing us as they -claim they are when they’re selling influencing products to credulous -customers. That’s a mistake because sales literature is not a reliable -indicator of a product’s efficacy. -

    - Surveillance capitalism assumes that because advertisers buy a lot of what -Big Tech is selling, Big Tech must be selling something real. But Big Tech’s -massive sales could just as easily be the result of a popular delusion or -something even more pernicious: monopolistic control over our communications -and commerce. -

    - Being watched changes your behavior, and not for the better. It creates -risks for our social progress. Zuboff’s book features beautifully wrought -explanations of these phenomena. But Zuboff also claims that surveillance -literally robs us of our free will — that when our personal data is mixed -with machine learning, it creates a system of persuasion so devastating that -we are helpless before it. That is, Facebook uses an algorithm to analyze -the data it nonconsensually extracts from your daily life and uses it to -customize your feed in ways that get you to buy stuff. It is a mind-control -ray out of a 1950s comic book, wielded by mad scientists whose -supercomputers guarantee them perpetual and total world domination. -

    What is persuasion?

    - To understand why you shouldn’t worry about mind-control rays — but why you -should worry about surveillance -and Big Tech — we must start by unpacking what we mean -by « persuasion. » -

    - Google, Facebook, and other surveillance capitalists promise their customers -(the advertisers) that if they use machine-learning tools trained on -unimaginably large data sets of nonconsensually harvested personal -information, they will be able to uncover ways to bypass the rational -faculties of the public and direct their behavior, creating a stream of -purchases, votes, and other desired outcomes. -

    - The impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and should be -central to our analysis and any remedies we seek. -

    - But there’s little evidence that this is happening. Instead, the predictions -that surveillance capitalism delivers to its customers are much less -impressive. Rather than finding ways to bypass our rational faculties, -surveillance capitalists like Mark Zuckerberg mostly do one or more of three -things: -

    1. Segmenting

    - If you’re selling diapers, you have better luck if you pitch them to people -in maternity wards. Not everyone who enters or leaves a maternity ward just -had a baby, and not everyone who just had a baby is in the market for -diapers. But having a baby is a really reliable correlate of being in the -market for diapers, and being in a maternity ward is highly correlated with -having a baby. Hence diaper ads around maternity wards (and even pitchmen -for baby products, who haunt maternity wards with baskets full of freebies). -

    - Le capitalisme de surveillance se segmente par milliard. Les vendeurs de -couches peuvent aller bien au-delà des personnes dans les maternités (bien -qu’ils puissent le faire aussi, avec des choses comme les annonces mobiles -basées sur la localisation). Ils peuvent vous cibler selon que vous lisez -des articles sur l’éducation des enfants, les couches ou une foule d’autres -sujets, et l’exploration de données peut suggérer des mots-clés non évidents -sur lesquels faire de la publicité. Ils peuvent vous cibler en fonction des -articles que vous avez récemment lus. Ils peuvent vous cibler en fonction de -ce que vous avez récemment acheté. Ils peuvent vous cibler selon que vous -recevez des courriels ou des messages privés sur ces sujets – ou même si -vous en parlez à haute voix (bien que Facebook et autres affirment de -manière convaincante que cela ne se produit pas encore). -

    - This is seriously creepy. -

    - But it’s not mind control. -

    - It doesn’t deprive you of your free will. It doesn’t trick you. -

    - Think of how surveillance capitalism works in politics. Surveillance -capitalist companies sell political operatives the power to locate people -who might be receptive to their pitch. Candidates campaigning on finance -industry corruption seek people struggling with debt; candidates campaigning -on xenophobia seek out racists. Political operatives have always targeted -their message whether their intentions were honorable or not: Union -organizers set up pitches at factory gates, and white supremacists hand out -fliers at John Birch Society meetings. -

    - But this is an inexact and thus wasteful practice. The union organizer can’t -know which worker to approach on the way out of the factory gates and may -waste their time on a covert John Birch Society member; the white -supremacist doesn’t know which of the Birchers are so delusional that making -it to a meeting is as much as they can manage and which ones might be -convinced to cross the country to carry a tiki torch through the streets of -Charlottesville, Virginia. -

    - Because targeting improves the yields on political pitches, it can -accelerate the pace of political upheaval by making it possible for everyone -who has secretly wished for the toppling of an autocrat — or just an 11-term -incumbent politician — to find everyone else who feels the same way at very -low cost. This has been critical to the rapid crystallization of recent -political movements including Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street as -well as less savory players like the far-right white nationalist movements -that marched in Charlottesville. -

    - It’s important to differentiate this kind of political organizing from -influence campaigns; finding people who secretly agree with you isn’t the -same as convincing people to agree with you. The rise of phenomena like -nonbinary or otherwise nonconforming gender identities is often -characterized by reactionaries as the result of online brainwashing -campaigns that convince impressionable people that they have been secretly -queer all along. -

    - But the personal accounts of those who have come out tell a different story -where people who long harbored a secret about their gender were emboldened -by others coming forward and where people who knew that they were different -but lacked a vocabulary for discussing that difference learned the right -words from these low-cost means of finding people and learning about their -ideas. -

    2. Deception

    - Lies and fraud are pernicious, and surveillance capitalism supercharges them -through targeting. If you want to sell a fraudulent payday loan or subprime -mortgage, surveillance capitalism can help you find people who are both -desperate and unsophisticated and thus receptive to your pitch. This -accounts for the rise of many phenomena, like multilevel marketing schemes, -in which deceptive claims about potential earnings and the efficacy of sales -techniques are targeted at desperate people by advertising against search -queries that indicate, for example, someone struggling with ill-advised -loans. -

    - Surveillance capitalism also abets fraud by making it easy to locate other -people who have been similarly deceived, forming a community of people who -reinforce one another’s false beliefs. Think of the -forums where people who are being victimized by multilevel marketing -frauds gather to trade tips on how to improve their luck in peddling the -product. -

    - Sometimes, online deception involves replacing someone’s correct beliefs -with incorrect ones, as it does in the anti-vaccination movement, whose -victims are often people who start out believing in vaccines but are -convinced by seemingly plausible evidence that leads them into the false -belief that vaccines are harmful. -

    - But it’s much more common for fraud to succeed when it doesn’t have to -displace a true belief. When my daughter contracted head lice at daycare, -one of the daycare workers told me I could get rid of them by treating her -hair and scalp with olive oil. I didn’t know anything about head lice, and I -assumed that the daycare worker did, so I tried it (it didn’t work, and it -doesn’t work). It’s easy to end up with false beliefs when you simply don’t -know any better and when those beliefs are conveyed by someone who seems to -know what they’re doing. -

    - This is pernicious and difficult — and it’s also the kind of thing the -internet can help guard against by making true information available, -especially in a form that exposes the underlying deliberations among parties -with sharply divergent views, such as Wikipedia. But it’s not brainwashing; -it’s fraud. In the majority of cases, -the victims of these fraud campaigns have an informational void filled in -the customary way, by consulting a seemingly reliable source. If I look up -the length of the Brooklyn Bridge and learn that it is 5,800 feet long, but -in reality, it is 5,989 feet long, the underlying deception is a problem, -but it’s a problem with a simple remedy. It’s a very different problem from -the anti-vax issue in which someone’s true belief is displaced by a false -one by means of sophisticated persuasion. -

    3. Domination

    - Surveillance capitalism is the result of monopoly. Monopoly is the cause, -and surveillance capitalism and its negative outcomes are the effects of -monopoly. I’ll get into this in depth later, but for now, suffice it to say -that the tech industry has grown up with a radical theory of antitrust that -has allowed companies to grow by merging with their rivals, buying up their -nascent competitors, and expanding to control whole market verticals. -

    - One example of how monopolism aids in persuasion is through dominance: -Google makes editorial decisions about its algorithms that determine the -sort order of the responses to our queries. If a cabal of fraudsters have -set out to trick the world into thinking that the Brooklyn Bridge is 5,800 -feet long, and if Google gives a high search rank to this group in response -to queries like « How long is the Brooklyn Bridge? » then the -first eight or 10 screens’ worth of Google results could be wrong. And since -most people don’t go beyond the first couple of results — let alone the -first page of results — Google’s choice means that many -people will be deceived. -

    - Google’s dominance over search — more than 86% of web searches are performed -through Google — means that the way it orders its search results has an -outsized effect on public beliefs. Ironically, Google claims this is why it -can’t afford to have any transparency in its algorithm design: Google’s -search dominance makes the results of its sorting too important to risk -telling the world how it arrives at those results lest some bad actor -discover a flaw in the ranking system and exploit it to push its point of -view to the top of the search results. There’s an obvious remedy to a -company that is too big to audit: break it up into smaller pieces. -

    - Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a « rogue capitalism » whose -data-hoarding and machine-learning techniques rob us of our free will. But -influence campaigns that seek to displace existing, correct beliefs with -false ones have an effect that is small and temporary while monopolistic -dominance over informational systems has massive, enduring -effects. Controlling the results to the world’s search queries means -controlling access both to arguments and their rebuttals and, thus, control -over much of the world’s beliefs. If our concern is how corporations are -foreclosing on our ability to make up our own minds and determine our own -futures, the impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and -should be central to our analysis and any remedies we seek. -

    4. Bypassing our rational faculties

    - This is the good stuff: using machine learning, -« dark patterns, » engagement hacking, and other techniques to -get us to do things that run counter to our better judgment. This is mind -control. -

    - Some of these techniques have proven devastatingly effective (if only in the -short term). The use of countdown timers on a purchase completion page can -create a sense of urgency that causes you to ignore the nagging internal -voice suggesting that you should shop around or sleep on your decision. The -use of people from your social graph in ads can provide « social -proof » that a purchase is worth making. Even the auction system -pioneered by eBay is calculated to play on our cognitive blind spots, -letting us feel like we « own » something because we bid on it, -thus encouraging us to bid again when we are outbid to ensure that -« our » things stay ours. -

    - Games are extraordinarily good at this. « Free to play » games -manipulate us through many techniques, such as presenting players with a -series of smoothly escalating challenges that create a sense of mastery and -accomplishment but which sharply transition into a set of challenges that -are impossible to overcome without paid upgrades. Add some social proof to -the mix — a stream of notifications about how well your friends are faring — -and before you know it, you’re buying virtual power-ups to get to the next -level. -

    - Companies have risen and fallen on these techniques, and the -« fallen » part is worth paying attention to. In general, living -things adapt to stimulus: Something that is very compelling or noteworthy -when you first encounter it fades with repetition until you stop noticing it -altogether. Consider the refrigerator hum that irritates you when it starts -up but disappears into the background so thoroughly that you only notice it -when it stops again. -

    - That’s why behavioral conditioning uses « intermittent reinforcement -schedules. » Instead of giving you a steady drip of encouragement or -setbacks, games and gamified services scatter rewards on a randomized -schedule — often enough to keep you interested and random enough that you -can never quite find the pattern that would make it boring. -

    - Intermittent reinforcement is a powerful behavioral tool, but it also -represents a collective action problem for surveillance capitalism. The -« engagement techniques » invented by the behaviorists of -surveillance capitalist companies are quickly copied across the whole sector -so that what starts as a mysteriously compelling fillip in the design of a -service—like « pull to refresh » or alerts when someone likes -your posts or side quests that your characters get invited to while in the -midst of main quests—quickly becomes dully ubiquitous. The -impossible-to-nail-down nonpattern of randomized drips from your phone -becomes a grey-noise wall of sound as every single app and site starts to -make use of whatever seems to be working at the time. -

    - From the surveillance capitalist’s point of view, our adaptive capacity is -like a harmful bacterium that deprives it of its food source — our attention -— and novel techniques for snagging that attention are like new antibiotics -that can be used to breach our defenses and destroy our -self-determination. And there are techniques like -that. Who can forget the Great Zynga Epidemic, when all of our friends were -caught in FarmVille’s endless, mindless dopamine loops? -But every new attention-commanding technique is jumped on by the whole -industry and used so indiscriminately that antibiotic resistance sets -in. Given enough repetition, almost all of us develop immunity to even the -most powerful techniques — by 2013, two years after Zynga’s peak, its user -base had halved. -

    - Not everyone, of course. Some people never adapt to stimulus, just as some -people never stop hearing the hum of the refrigerator. This is why most -people who are exposed to slot machines play them for a while and then move -on while a small and tragic minority liquidate their kids’ college funds, -buy adult diapers, and position themselves in front of a machine until they -collapse. -

    - But surveillance capitalism’s margins on behavioral modification -suck. Tripling the rate at which someone buys a widget sounds great unless -the base rate is way less than 1% with an improved rate of… still -less than 1%. Even penny slot machines pull down pennies for every spin -while surveillance capitalism rakes in infinitesimal penny fractions. -

    - Slot machines’ high returns mean that they can be profitable just by -draining the fortunes of the small rump of people who are pathologically -vulnerable to them and unable to adapt to their tricks. But surveillance -capitalism can’t survive on the fractional pennies it brings down from that -vulnerable sliver — that’s why, after the Great Zynga Epidemic had finally -burned itself out, the small number of still-addicted players left behind -couldn’t sustain it as a global phenomenon. And new powerful attention -weapons aren’t easy to find, as is evidenced by the long years since the -last time Zynga had a hit. Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars that -Zynga has to spend on developing new tools to blast through our adaptation, -it has never managed to repeat the lucky accident that let it snag so much -of our attention for a brief moment in 2009. Powerhouses like Supercell have -fared a little better, but they are rare and throw away many failures for -every success. -

    - The vulnerability of small segments of the population to dramatic, efficient -corporate manipulation is a real concern that’s worthy of our attention and -energy. But it’s not an existential threat to society. -

    If data is the new oil, then surveillance capitalism’s engine has a leak

    - This adaptation problem offers an explanation for one of surveillance -capitalism’s most alarming traits: its relentless hunger for data and its -endless expansion of data-gathering capabilities through the spread of -sensors, online surveillance, and acquisition of data streams from third -parties. -

    - Zuboff observes this phenomenon and concludes that data must be very -valuable if surveillance capitalism is so hungry for it. (In her words: -« Just as industrial capitalism was driven to the continuous -intensification of the means of production, so surveillance capitalists and -their market players are now locked into the continuous intensification of -the means of behavioral modification and the gathering might of -instrumentarian power. ») But what if the voracious appetite is -because data has such a short half-life — because people become inured so -quickly to new, data-driven persuasion techniques — that the companies are -locked in an arms race with our limbic system? What if it’s all a Red -Queen’s race where they have to run ever faster — collect ever-more data — -just to stay in the same spot? -

    - Of course, all of Big Tech’s persuasion techniques work in concert with one -another, and collecting data is useful beyond mere behavioral trickery. -

    - If someone wants to recruit you to buy a refrigerator or join a pogrom, they -might use profiling and targeting to send messages to people they judge to -be good sales prospects. The messages themselves may be deceptive, making -claims about things you’re not very knowledgeable about (food safety and -energy efficiency or eugenics and historical claims about racial -superiority). They might use search engine optimization and/or armies of -fake reviewers and commenters and/or paid placement to dominate the -discourse so that any search for further information takes you back to their -messages. And finally, they may refine the different pitches using machine -learning and other techniques to figure out what kind of pitch works best on -someone like you. -

    - Each phase of this process benefits from surveillance: The more data they -have, the more precisely they can profile you and target you with specific -messages. Think of how you’d sell a fridge if you knew that the warranty on -your prospect’s fridge just expired and that they were expecting a tax -rebate in April. -

    - Also, the more data they have, the better they can craft deceptive messages -— if I know that you’re into genealogy, I might not try to feed you -pseudoscience about genetic differences between « races, » -sticking instead to conspiratorial secret histories of « demographic -replacement » and the like. -

    - Facebook also helps you locate people who have the same odious or antisocial -views as you. It makes it possible to find other people who want to carry -tiki torches through the streets of Charlottesville in Confederate -cosplay. It can help you find other people who want to join your militia and -go to the border to look for undocumented migrants to terrorize. It can help -you find people who share your belief that vaccines are poison and that the -Earth is flat. -

    - There is one way in which targeted advertising uniquely benefits those -advocating for socially unacceptable causes: It is invisible. Racism is -widely geographically dispersed, and there are few places where racists — -and only racists — gather. This is similar to the problem of selling -refrigerators in that potential refrigerator purchasers are geographically -dispersed and there are few places where you can buy an ad that will be -primarily seen by refrigerator customers. But buying a refrigerator is -socially acceptable while being a Nazi is not, so you can buy a billboard or -advertise in the newspaper sports section for your refrigerator business, -and the only potential downside is that your ad will be seen by a lot of -people who don’t want refrigerators, resulting in a lot of wasted expense. -

    - But even if you wanted to advertise your Nazi movement on a billboard or -prime-time TV or the sports section, you would struggle to find anyone -willing to sell you the space for your ad partly because they disagree with -your views and partly because they fear censure (boycott, reputational -damage, etc.) from other people who disagree with your views. -

    - Targeted ads solve this problem: On the internet, every ad unit can be -different for every person, meaning that you can buy ads that are only shown -to people who appear to be Nazis and not to people who hate Nazis. When -there’s spillover — when someone who hates racism is shown a racist -recruiting ad — there is some fallout; the platform or publication might get -an angry public or private denunciation. But the nature of the risk assumed -by an online ad buyer is different than the risks to a traditional publisher -or billboard owner who might want to run a Nazi ad. -

    - Online ads are placed by algorithms that broker between a diverse ecosystem -of self-serve ad platforms that anyone can buy an ad through, so the Nazi ad -that slips onto your favorite online publication isn’t seen as their moral -failing but rather as a failure in some distant, upstream ad supplier. When -a publication gets a complaint about an offensive ad that’s appearing in one -of its units, it can take some steps to block that ad, but the Nazi might -buy a slightly different ad from a different broker serving the same -unit. And in any event, internet users increasingly understand that when -they see an ad, it’s likely that the advertiser did not choose that -publication and that the publication has no idea who its advertisers are. -

    - These layers of indirection between advertisers and publishers serve as -moral buffers: Today’s moral consensus is largely that publishers shouldn’t -be held responsible for the ads that appear on their pages because they’re -not actively choosing to put those ads there. Because of this, Nazis are -able to overcome significant barriers to organizing their movement. -

    - Data has a complex relationship with domination. Being able to spy on your -customers can alert you to their preferences for your rivals and allow you -to head off your rivals at the pass. -

    - More importantly, if you can dominate the information space while also -gathering data, then you make other deceptive tactics stronger because it’s -harder to break out of the web of deceit you’re spinning. Domination — that -is, ultimately becoming a monopoly — and not the data itself is the -supercharger that makes every tactic worth pursuing because monopolistic -domination deprives your target of an escape route. -

    - If you’re a Nazi who wants to ensure that your prospects primarily see -deceptive, confirming information when they search for more, you can improve -your odds by seeding the search terms they use through your initial -communications. You don’t need to own the top 10 results for « voter -suppression » if you can convince your marks to confine their search -terms to « voter fraud, » which throws up a very different set of -search results. -

    - Surveillance capitalists are like stage mentalists who claim that their -extraordinary insights into human behavior let them guess the word that you -wrote down and folded up in your pocket but who really use shills, hidden -cameras, sleight of hand, and brute-force memorization to amaze you. -

    - Or perhaps they’re more like pick-up artists, the misogynistic cult that -promises to help awkward men have sex with women by teaching them -« neurolinguistic programming » phrases, body language -techniques, and psychological manipulation tactics like -« negging » — offering unsolicited negative feedback to women to -lower their self-esteem and prick their interest. -

    - Some pick-up artists eventually manage to convince women to go home with -them, but it’s not because these men have figured out how to bypass women’s -critical faculties. Rather, pick-up artists’ « success » stories -are a mix of women who were incapable of giving consent, women who were -coerced, women who were intoxicated, self-destructive women, and a few women -who were sober and in command of their faculties but who didn’t realize -straightaway that they were with terrible men but rectified the error as -soon as they could. -

    - Pick-up artists believe they have figured out a secret -back door that bypasses women’s critical faculties, but they haven’t. Many -of the tactics they deploy, like negging, became the butt of jokes (just -like people joke about bad ad targeting), and there’s a good chance that -anyone they try these tactics on will immediately recognize them and dismiss -the men who use them as irredeemable losers. -

    - Pick-up artists are proof that people can believe they have developed a -system of mind control even when it doesn’t -work. Pick-up artists simply exploit the fact that -one-in-a-million chances can come through for you if you make a million -attempts, and then they assume that the other 999,999 times, they simply -performed the technique incorrectly and commit themselves to doing better -next time. There’s only one group of people who find pick-up artist lore -reliably convincing: other would-be pick-up artists whose anxiety and -insecurity make them vulnerable to scammers and delusional men who convince -them that if they pay for tutelage and follow instructions, then they will -someday succeed. Pick-up artists assume they fail to entice women because -they are bad at being pick-up artists, not because pick-up artistry is -bullshit. Pick-up artists are bad at selling themselves to women, but -they’re much better at selling themselves to men who pay to learn the -secrets of pick-up artistry. -

    - Department store pioneer John Wanamaker is said to have lamented, -« Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I -don’t know which half. » The fact that Wanamaker thought that only -half of his advertising spending was wasted is a tribute to the -persuasiveness of advertising executives, who are much -better at convincing potential clients to buy their services than they are -at convincing the general public to buy their clients’ wares. -

    What is Facebook?

    - Facebook is heralded as the origin of all of our modern plagues, and it’s -not hard to see why. Some tech companies want to lock their users in but -make their money by monopolizing access to the market for apps for their -devices and gouging them on prices rather than by spying on them (like -Apple). Some companies don’t care about locking in users because they’ve -figured out how to spy on them no matter where they are and what they’re -doing and can turn that surveillance into money (Google). Facebook alone -among the Western tech giants has built a business based on locking in its -users and spying on them all the time. -

    - Facebook’s surveillance regime is really without parallel in the Western -world. Though Facebook tries to prevent itself from being visible on the -public web, hiding most of what goes on there from people unless they’re -logged into Facebook, the company has nevertheless booby-trapped the entire -web with surveillance tools in the form of Facebook « Like » -buttons that web publishers include on their sites to boost their Facebook -profiles. Facebook also makes various libraries and other useful code -snippets available to web publishers that act as surveillance tendrils on -the sites where they’re used, funneling information about visitors to the -site — newspapers, dating sites, message boards — to Facebook. -

    - Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but -because it is big. -

    - Facebook offers similar tools to app developers, so the apps — games, fart -machines, business review services, apps for keeping abreast of your kid’s -schooling — you use will send information about your activities to Facebook -even if you don’t have a Facebook account and even if you don’t download or -use Facebook apps. On top of all that, Facebook buys data from third-party -brokers on shopping habits, physical location, use of « loyalty » -programs, financial transactions, etc., and cross-references that with the -dossiers it develops on activity on Facebook and with apps and the public -web. -

    - Though it’s easy to integrate the web with Facebook — linking to news -stories and such — Facebook products are generally not available to be -integrated back into the web itself. You can embed a tweet in a Facebook -post, but if you embed a Facebook post in a tweet, you just get a link back -to Facebook and must log in before you can see it. Facebook has used extreme -technological and legal countermeasures to prevent rivals from allowing -their users to embed Facebook snippets in competing services or to create -alternative interfaces to Facebook that merge your Facebook inbox with those -of other services that you use. -

    - And Facebook is incredibly popular, with 2.3 billion claimed users (though -many believe this figure to be inflated). Facebook has been used to organize -genocidal pogroms, racist riots, anti-vaccination movements, flat Earth -cults, and the political lives of some of the world’s ugliest, most brutal -autocrats. There are some really alarming things going on in the world, and -Facebook is implicated in many of them, so it’s easy to conclude that these -bad things are the result of Facebook’s mind-control system, which it rents -out to anyone with a few bucks to spend. -

    - To understand what role Facebook plays in the formulation and mobilization -of antisocial movements, we need to understand the dual nature of Facebook. -

    - Because it has a lot of users and a lot of data about those users, Facebook -is a very efficient tool for locating people with hard-to-find traits, the -kinds of traits that are widely diffused in the population such that -advertisers have historically struggled to find a cost-effective way to -reach them. Think back to refrigerators: Most of us only replace our major -appliances a few times in our entire lives. If you’re a refrigerator -manufacturer or retailer, you have these brief windows in the life of a -consumer during which they are pondering a purchase, and you have to somehow -reach them. Anyone who’s ever registered a title change after buying a house -can attest that appliance manufacturers are incredibly desperate to reach -anyone who has even the slenderest chance of being in the market for a new -fridge. -

    - Facebook makes finding people shopping for refrigerators a -lot easier. It can target ads to people who’ve -registered a new home purchase, to people who’ve searched for refrigerator -buying advice, to people who have complained about their fridge dying, or -any combination thereof. It can even target people who’ve recently bought -other kitchen appliances on the theory that someone -who’s just replaced their stove and dishwasher might be in a fridge-buying -kind of mood. The vast majority of people who are reached by these ads will -not be in the market for a new fridge, but — crucially — the percentage of -people who are looking for fridges that these ads reach -is much larger than it is than for any group that might -be subjected to traditional, offline targeted refrigerator marketing. -

    - Facebook also makes it a lot easier to find people who have the same rare -disease as you, which might have been impossible in earlier eras — the -closest fellow sufferer might otherwise be hundreds of miles away. It makes -it easier to find people who went to the same high school as you even though -decades have passed and your former classmates have all been scattered to -the four corners of the Earth. -

    - Facebook also makes it much easier to find people who hold the same rare -political beliefs as you. If you’ve always harbored a secret affinity for -socialism but never dared utter this aloud lest you be demonized by your -neighbors, Facebook can help you discover other people who feel the same way -(and it might just demonstrate to you that your affinity is more widespread -than you ever suspected). It can make it easier to find people who share -your sexual identity. And again, it can help you to understand that what -you thought was a shameful secret that affected only you was really a widely -shared trait, giving you both comfort and the courage to come out to the -people in your life. -

    - All of this presents a dilemma for Facebook: Targeting makes the company’s -ads more effective than traditional ads, but it also lets advertisers see -just how effective their ads are. While advertisers are pleased to learn -that Facebook ads are more effective than ads on systems with less -sophisticated targeting, advertisers can also see that in nearly every case, -the people who see their ads ignore them. Or, at best, the ads work on a -subconscious level, creating nebulous unmeasurables like « brand -recognition. » This means that the price per ad is very low in nearly -every case. -

    - To make things worse, many Facebook groups spark precious little -discussion. Your little-league soccer team, the people with the same rare -disease as you, and the people you share a political affinity with may -exchange the odd flurry of messages at critical junctures, but on a daily -basis, there’s not much to say to your old high school chums or other -hockey-card collectors. -

    - With nothing but « organic » discussion, Facebook would not -generate enough traffic to sell enough ads to make the money it needs to -continually expand by buying up its competitors while returning handsome -sums to its investors. -

    - So Facebook has to gin up traffic by sidetracking its own forums: Every time -Facebook’s algorithm injects controversial materials — inflammatory -political articles, conspiracy theories, outrage stories — into a group, it -can hijack that group’s nominal purpose with its desultory discussions and -supercharge those discussions by turning them into bitter, unproductive -arguments that drag on and on. Facebook is optimized for engagement, not -happiness, and it turns out that automated systems are pretty good at -figuring out things that people will get angry about. -

    - Facebook can modify our behavior but only in a couple -of trivial ways. First, it can lock in all your friends and family members -so that you check and check and check with Facebook to find out what they -are up to; and second, it can make you angry and anxious. It can force you -to choose between being interrupted constantly by updates — a process that -breaks your concentration and makes it hard to be introspective — and -staying in touch with your friends. This is a very limited form of mind -control, and it can only really make us miserable, angry, and anxious. -

    - This is why Facebook’s targeting systems — both the ones it shows to -advertisers and the ones that let users find people who share their -interests — are so next-gen and smooth and easy to use as well as why its -message boards have a toolset that seems like it hasn’t changed since the -mid-2000s. If Facebook delivered an equally flexible, sophisticated -message-reading system to its users, those users could defend themselves -against being nonconsensually eyeball-fucked with Donald Trump headlines. -

    - The more time you spend on Facebook, the more ads it gets to show you. The -solution to Facebook’s ads only working one in a thousand times is for the -company to try to increase how much time you spend on Facebook by a factor -of a thousand. Rather than thinking of Facebook as a company that has -figured out how to show you exactly the right ad in exactly the right way to -get you to do what its advertisers want, think of it as a company that has -figured out how to make you slog through an endless torrent of arguments -even though they make you miserable, spending so much time on the site that -it eventually shows you at least one ad that you respond to. -

    Monopoly and the right to the future tense

    - Zuboff and her cohort are particularly alarmed at the extent to which -surveillance allows corporations to influence our decisions, taking away -something she poetically calls « the right to the future tense » -— that is, the right to decide for yourself what you will do in the future. -

    - It’s true that advertising can tip the scales one way or another: When -you’re thinking of buying a fridge, a timely fridge ad might end the search -on the spot. But Zuboff puts enormous and undue weight on the persuasive -power of surveillance-based influence techniques. Most of these don’t work -very well, and the ones that do won’t work for very long. The makers of -these influence tools are confident they will someday refine them into -systems of total control, but they are hardly unbiased observers, and the -risks from their dreams coming true are very speculative. -

    - By contrast, Zuboff is rather sanguine about 40 years of lax antitrust -practice that has allowed a handful of companies to dominate the internet, -ushering in an information age with, as one person -on Twitter noted, five giant websites each filled with screenshots -of the other four. -

    - However, if we are to be alarmed that we might lose the right to choose for -ourselves what our future will hold, then monopoly’s nonspeculative, -concrete, here-and-now harms should be front and center in our debate over -tech policy. -

    - Start with « digital rights management. » In 1998, Bill Clinton -signed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) into law. It’s a complex -piece of legislation with many controversial clauses but none more so than -Section 1201, the « anti-circumvention » rule. -

    - This is a blanket ban on tampering with systems that restrict access to -copyrighted works. The ban is so thoroughgoing that it prohibits removing a -copyright lock even when no copyright infringement takes place. This is by -design: The activities that the DMCA’s Section 1201 sets out to ban are not -copyright infringements; rather, they are legal activities that frustrate -manufacturers’ commercial plans. -

    - For example, Section 1201’s first major application was on DVD players as a -means of enforcing the region coding built into those devices. DVD-CCA, the -body that standardized DVDs and DVD players, divided the world into six -regions and specified that DVD players must check each disc to determine -which regions it was authorized to be played in. DVD players would have -their own corresponding region (a DVD player bought in the U.S. would be -region 1 while one bought in India would be region 5). If the player and the -disc’s region matched, the player would play the disc; otherwise, it would -reject it. -

    - However, watching a lawfully produced disc in a country other than the one -where you purchased it is not copyright infringement — it’s the -opposite. Copyright law imposes this duty on customers for a movie: You must -go into a store, find a licensed disc, and pay the asking price. Do that — -and nothing else — and you and copyright are square -with one another. -

    - The fact that a movie studio wants to charge Indians less than Americans or -release in Australia later than it releases in the U.K. has no bearing on -copyright law. Once you lawfully acquire a DVD, it is no copyright -infringement to watch it no matter where you happen to be. -

    - So DVD and DVD player manufacturers would not be able to use accusations of -abetting copyright infringement to punish manufacturers who made -noncompliant players that would play discs from any region or repair shops -that modified players to let you watch out-of-region discs or software -programmers who created programs to let you do this. -

    - That’s where Section 1201 of the DMCA comes in: By banning tampering with an -« access control, » the rule gave manufacturers and rights -holders standing to sue competitors who released superior products with -lawful features that the market demanded (in this case, region-free -players). -

    - This is an odious scam against consumers, but as time went by, Section 1201 -grew to encompass a rapidly expanding constellation of devices and services -as canny manufacturers have realized certain things: -

    • - Any device with software in it contains a « copyrighted work » — -i.e., the software. -

    • - A device can be designed so that reconfiguring the software requires -bypassing an « access control for copyrighted works, » which is a -potential felony under Section 1201. -

    • - Thus, companies can control their customers’ behavior after they take home -their purchases by designing products so that all unpermitted uses require -modifications that fall afoul of Section 1201. -

    - Section 1201 then becomes a means for manufacturers of all descriptions to -force their customers to arrange their affairs to benefit the manufacturers’ -shareholders instead of themselves. -

    - This manifests in many ways: from a new generation of inkjet printers that -use countermeasures to prevent third-party ink that cannot be bypassed -without legal risks to similar systems in tractors that prevent third-party -technicians from swapping in the manufacturer’s own parts that are not -recognized by the tractor’s control system until it is supplied with a -manufacturer’s unlock code. -

    - Closer to home, Apple’s iPhones use these measures to prevent both -third-party service and third-party software installation. This allows Apple -to decide when an iPhone is beyond repair and must be shredded and -landfilled as opposed to the iPhone’s purchaser. (Apple is notorious for its -environmentally catastrophic policy of destroying old electronics rather -than permitting them to be cannibalized for parts.) This is a very useful -power to wield, especially in light of CEO Tim Cook’s January 2019 warning -to investors that the company’s profits are endangered by customers choosing -to hold onto their phones for longer rather than replacing them. -

    - Apple’s use of copyright locks also allows it to establish a monopoly over -how its customers acquire software for their mobile devices. The App Store’s -commercial terms guarantee Apple a share of all revenues generated by the -apps sold there, meaning that Apple gets paid when you buy an app from its -store and then continues to get paid every time you buy something using that -app. This comes out of the bottom line of software developers, who must -either charge more or accept lower profits for their products. -

    - Crucially, Apple’s use of copyright locks gives it the power to make -editorial decisions about which apps you may and may not install on your own -device. Apple has used this power to reject -dictionaries for containing obscene words; to limit -political speech, especially from apps that make sensitive political -commentary such as an app that notifies you every time a U.S. drone kills -someone somewhere in the world; and to object -to a game that commented on the Israel-Palestine conflict. -

    - Apple often justifies monopoly power over software installation in the name -of security, arguing that its vetting of apps for its store means that it -can guard its users against apps that contain surveillance code. But this -cuts both ways. In China, the government ordered -Apple to prohibit the sale of privacy tools like VPNs with the -exception of VPNs that had deliberately introduced flaws designed to let the -Chinese state eavesdrop on users. Because Apple uses technological -countermeasures — with legal backstops — to block customers from installing -unauthorized apps, Chinese iPhone owners cannot readily (or legally) acquire -VPNs that would protect them from Chinese state snooping. -

    - Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a « rogue capitalism. » -Theoreticians of capitalism claim that its virtue is that it aggregates information in -the form of consumers’ decisions, producing efficient -markets. Surveillance capitalism’s supposed power to rob its victims of -their free will through computationally supercharged influence campaigns -means that our markets no longer aggregate customers’ decisions because we -customers no longer decide — we are given orders by surveillance -capitalism’s mind-control rays. -

    - If our concern is that markets cease to function when consumers can no -longer make choices, then copyright locks should concern us at -least as much as influence campaigns. An influence -campaign might nudge you to buy a certain brand of phone; but the copyright -locks on that phone absolutely determine where you get it serviced, which -apps can run on it, and when you have to throw it away rather than fixing -it. -

    Search order and the right to the future tense

    - Markets are posed as a kind of magic: By discovering otherwise hidden -information conveyed by the free choices of consumers, those consumers’ -local knowledge is integrated into a self-correcting system that makes -efficient allocations—more efficient than any computer could calculate. But -monopolies are incompatible with that notion. When you only have one app -store, the owner of the store — not the consumer — decides on the range of -choices. As Boss Tweed once said, « I don’t care who does the electing, -so long as I get to do the nominating. » A monopolized market is an -election whose candidates are chosen by the monopolist. -

    - This ballot rigging is made more pernicious by the existence of monopolies -over search order. Google’s search market share is about 90%. When Google’s -ranking algorithm puts a result for a popular search term in its top 10, -that helps determine the behavior of millions of people. If Google’s answer -to « Are vaccines dangerous? » is a page that rebuts anti-vax -conspiracy theories, then a sizable portion of the public will learn that -vaccines are safe. If, on the other hand, Google sends those people to a -site affirming the anti-vax conspiracies, a sizable portion of those -millions will come away convinced that vaccines are dangerous. -

    - Google’s algorithm is often tricked into serving disinformation as a -prominent search result. But in these cases, Google isn’t persuading people -to change their minds; it’s just presenting something untrue as fact when -the user has no cause to doubt it. -

    - This is true whether the search is for « Are vaccines -dangerous? » or « best restaurants near me. » Most users -will never look past the first page of search results, and when the -overwhelming majority of people all use the same search engine, the ranking -algorithm deployed by that search engine will determine myriad outcomes -(whether to adopt a child, whether to have cancer surgery, where to eat -dinner, where to move, where to apply for a job) to a degree that vastly -outstrips any behavioral outcomes dictated by algorithmic persuasion -techniques. -

    - Many of the questions we ask search engines have no empirically correct -answers: « Where should I eat dinner? » is not an objective -question. Even questions that do have correct answers (« Are vaccines -dangerous? ») don’t have one empirically superior source for that -answer. Many pages affirm the safety of vaccines, so which one goes first? -Under conditions of competition, consumers can choose from many search -engines and stick with the one whose algorithmic judgment suits them best, -but under conditions of monopoly, we all get our answers from the same -place. -

    - Google’s search dominance isn’t a matter of pure merit: The company has -leveraged many tactics that would have been prohibited under classical, -pre-Ronald-Reagan antitrust enforcement standards to attain its -dominance. After all, this is a company that has developed two major -products: a really good search engine and a pretty good Hotmail clone. Every -other major success it’s had — Android, YouTube, Google Maps, etc. — has -come through an acquisition of a nascent competitor. Many of the company’s -key divisions, such as the advertising technology of DoubleClick, violate -the historical antitrust principle of structural separation, which forbade -firms from owning subsidiaries that competed with their -customers. Railroads, for example, were barred from owning freight companies -that competed with the shippers whose freight they carried. -

    - If we’re worried about giant companies subverting markets by stripping -consumers of their ability to make free choices, then vigorous antitrust -enforcement seems like an excellent remedy. If we’d denied Google the right -to effect its many mergers, we would also have probably denied it its total -search dominance. Without that dominance, the pet theories, biases, errors -(and good judgment, too) of Google search engineers and product managers -would not have such an outsized effect on consumer choice. -

    - This goes for many other companies. Amazon, a classic surveillance -capitalist, is obviously the dominant tool for searching Amazon — though -many people find their way to Amazon through Google searches and Facebook -posts — and obviously, Amazon controls Amazon search. That means that -Amazon’s own self-serving editorial choices—like promoting its own house -brands over rival goods from its sellers as well as its own pet theories, -biases, and errors— determine much of what we buy on Amazon. And since -Amazon is the dominant e-commerce retailer outside of China and since it -attained that dominance by buying up both large rivals and nascent -competitors in defiance of historical antitrust rules, we can blame the -monopoly for stripping consumers of their right to the future tense and the -ability to shape markets by making informed choices. -

    - Not every monopolist is a surveillance capitalist, but that doesn’t mean -they’re not able to shape consumer choices in wide-ranging ways. Zuboff -lauds Apple for its App Store and iTunes Store, insisting that adding price -tags to the features on its platforms has been the secret to resisting -surveillance and thus creating markets. But Apple is the only retailer -allowed to sell on its platforms, and it’s the second-largest mobile device -vendor in the world. The independent software vendors that sell through -Apple’s marketplace accuse the company of the same surveillance sins as -Amazon and other big retailers: spying on its customers to find lucrative -new products to launch, effectively using independent software vendors as -free-market researchers, then forcing them out of any markets they discover. -

    - Because of its use of copyright locks, Apple’s mobile customers are not -legally allowed to switch to a rival retailer for its apps if they want to -do so on an iPhone. Apple, obviously, is the only entity that gets to decide -how it ranks the results of search queries in its stores. These decisions -ensure that some apps are often installed (because they appear on page one) -and others are never installed (because they appear on page one -million). Apple’s search-ranking design decisions have a vastly more -significant effect on consumer behaviors than influence campaigns delivered -by surveillance capitalism’s ad-serving bots. -

    Monopolists can afford sleeping pills for watchdogs

    - Only the most extreme market ideologues think that markets can self-regulate -without state oversight. Markets need watchdogs — regulators, lawmakers, and -other elements of democratic control — to keep them honest. When these -watchdogs sleep on the job, then markets cease to aggregate consumer choices -because those choices are constrained by illegitimate and deceptive -activities that companies are able to get away with because no one is -holding them to account. -

    - But this kind of regulatory capture doesn’t come cheap. In competitive -sectors, where rivals are constantly eroding one another’s margins, -individual firms lack the surplus capital to effectively lobby for laws and -regulations that serve their ends. -

    - Many of the harms of surveillance capitalism are the result of weak or -nonexistent regulation. Those regulatory vacuums spring from the power of -monopolists to resist stronger regulation and to tailor what regulation -exists to permit their existing businesses. -

    - Here’s an example: When firms over-collect and over-retain our data, they -are at increased risk of suffering a breach — you can’t leak data you never -collected, and once you delete all copies of that data, you can no longer -leak it. For more than a decade, we’ve lived through an endless parade of -ever-worsening data breaches, each one uniquely horrible in the scale of -data breached and the sensitivity of that data. -

    - But still, firms continue to over-collect and over-retain our data for three -reasons: -

    - 1. They are locked in the aforementioned limbic arms -race with our capacity to shore up our attentional defense systems to resist -their new persuasion techniques. They’re also locked in an arms -race with their competitors to find new ways to target people for sales -pitches. As soon as they discover a soft spot in our attentional defenses (a -counterintuitive, unobvious way to target potential refrigerator buyers), -the public begins to wise up to the tactic, and their competitors leap on -it, hastening the day in which all potential refrigerator buyers have been -inured to the pitch. -

    - 2. They believe the surveillance capitalism -story. Data is cheap to aggregate and store, and both proponents -and opponents of surveillance capitalism have assured managers and product -designers that if you collect enough data, you will be able to perform -sorcerous acts of mind control, thus supercharging your sales. Even if you -never figure out how to profit from the data, someone else will eventually -offer to buy it from you to give it a try. This is the hallmark of all -economic bubbles: acquiring an asset on the assumption that someone else -will buy it from you for more than you paid for it, often to sell to someone -else at an even greater price. -

    - 3. The penalties for leaking data are -negligible. Most countries limit these penalties to actual -damages, meaning that consumers who’ve had their data breached have to show -actual monetary harms to get a reward. In 2014, Home Depot disclosed that it -had lost credit-card data for 53 million of its customers, but it settled -the matter by paying those customers about $0.34 each — and a third of that -$0.34 wasn’t even paid in cash. It took the form of a credit to procure a -largely ineffectual credit-monitoring service. -

    - But the harms from breaches are much more extensive than these -actual-damages rules capture. Identity thieves and fraudsters are wily and -endlessly inventive. All the vast breaches of our century are being -continuously recombined, the data sets merged and mined for new ways to -victimize the people whose data was present in them. Any reasonable, -evidence-based theory of deterrence and compensation for breaches would not -confine damages to actual damages but rather would allow users to claim -these future harms. -

    - However, even the most ambitious privacy rules, such as the EU General Data -Protection Regulation, fall far short of capturing the negative -externalities of the platforms’ negligent over-collection and -over-retention, and what penalties they do provide are not aggressively -pursued by regulators. -

    - This tolerance of — or indifference to — data over-collection and -over-retention can be ascribed in part to the sheer lobbying muscle of the -platforms. They are so profitable that they can handily afford to divert -gigantic sums to fight any real change — that is, change that would force -them to internalize the costs of their surveillance activities. -

    - And then there’s state surveillance, which the surveillance capitalism story -dismisses as a relic of another era when the big worry was being jailed for -your dissident speech, not having your free will stripped away with machine -learning. -

    - But state surveillance and private surveillance are intimately related. As -we saw when Apple was conscripted by the Chinese government as a vital -collaborator in state surveillance, the only really affordable and tractable -way to conduct mass surveillance on the scale practiced by modern states — -both « free » and autocratic states — is to suborn commercial -services. -

    - Whether it’s Google being used as a location tracking tool by local law -enforcement across the U.S. or the use of social media tracking by the -Department of Homeland Security to build dossiers on participants in -protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s family separation -practices, any hard limits on surveillance capitalism would hamstring the -state’s own surveillance capability. Without Palantir, Amazon, Google, and -other major tech contractors, U.S. cops would not be able to spy on Black -people, ICE would not be able to manage the caging of children at the U.S. -border, and state welfare systems would not be able to purge their rolls by -dressing up cruelty as empiricism and claiming that poor and vulnerable -people are ineligible for assistance. At least some of the states’ -unwillingness to take meaningful action to curb surveillance should be -attributed to this symbiotic relationship. There is no mass state -surveillance without mass commercial surveillance. -

    - Monopolism is key to the project of mass state surveillance. It’s true that -smaller tech firms are apt to be less well-defended than Big Tech, whose -security experts are drawn from the tops of their field and who are given -enormous resources to secure and monitor their systems against -intruders. But smaller firms also have less to protect: fewer users whose -data is more fragmented across more systems and have to be suborned one at a -time by state actors. -

    - A concentrated tech sector that works with authorities is a much more -powerful ally in the project of mass state surveillance than a fragmented -one composed of smaller actors. The U.S. tech sector is small enough that -all of its top executives fit around a single boardroom table in Trump Tower -in 2017, shortly after Trump’s inauguration. Most of its biggest players bid -to win JEDI, the Pentagon’s $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense -Infrastructure cloud contract. Like other highly concentrated industries, -Big Tech rotates its key employees in and out of government service, sending -them to serve in the Department of Defense and the White House, then hiring -ex-Pentagon and ex-DOD top staffers and officers to work in their own -government relations departments. -

    - They can even make a good case for doing this: After all, when there are -only four or five big companies in an industry, everyone qualified to -regulate those companies has served as an executive in at least a couple of -them — because, likewise, when there are only five companies in an industry, -everyone qualified for a senior role at any of them is by definition working -at one of the other ones. -

    - While surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies certainly abet -surveillance. -

    - Industries that are competitive are fragmented — composed of companies that -are at each other’s throats all the time and eroding one another’s margins -in bids to steal their best customers. This leaves them with much more -limited capital to use to lobby for favorable rules and a much harder job of -getting everyone to agree to pool their resources to benefit the industry as -a whole. -

    - Surveillance combined with machine learning is supposed to be an existential -crisis, a species-defining moment at which our free will is just a few more -advances in the field from being stripped away. I am skeptical of this -claim, but I do think that tech poses an existential -threat to our society and possibly our species. -

    - But that threat grows out of monopoly. -

    - One of the consequences of tech’s regulatory capture is that it can shift -liability for poor security decisions onto its customers and the wider -society. It is absolutely normal in tech for companies to obfuscate the -workings of their products, to make them deliberately hard to understand, -and to threaten security researchers who seek to independently audit those -products. -

    - IT is the only field in which this is practiced: No one builds a bridge or a -hospital and keeps the composition of the steel or the equations used to -calculate load stresses a secret. It is a frankly bizarre practice that -leads, time and again, to grotesque security defects on farcical scales, -with whole classes of devices being revealed as vulnerable long after they -are deployed in the field and put into sensitive places. -

    - The monopoly power that keeps any meaningful consequences for breaches at -bay means that tech companies continue to build terrible products that are -insecure by design and that end up integrated into our lives, in possession -of our data, and connected to our physical world. For years, Boeing has -struggled with the aftermath of a series of bad technology decisions that -made its 737 fleet a global pariah, a rare instance in which bad tech -decisions have been seriously punished in the market. -

    - These bad security decisions are compounded yet again by the use of -copyright locks to enforce business-model decisions against -consumers. Recall that these locks have become the go-to means for shaping -consumer behavior, making it technically impossible to use third-party ink, -insulin, apps, or service depots in connection with your lawfully acquired -property. -

    - Recall also that these copyright locks are backstopped by legislation (such -as Section 1201 of the DMCA or Article 6 of the 2001 EU Copyright Directive) -that ban tampering with (« circumventing ») them, and these -statutes have been used to threaten security researchers who make -disclosures about vulnerabilities without permission from manufacturers. -

    - This amounts to a manufacturer’s veto over safety warnings and -criticism. While this is far from the legislative intent of the DMCA and its -sister statutes around the world, Congress has not intervened to clarify the -statute nor will it because to do so would run counter to the interests of -powerful, large firms whose lobbying muscle is unstoppable. -

    - Copyright locks are a double whammy: They create bad security decisions that -can’t be freely investigated or discussed. If markets are supposed to be -machines for aggregating information (and if surveillance capitalism’s -notional mind-control rays are what make it a « rogue -capitalism » because it denies consumers the power to make decisions), -then a program of legally enforced ignorance of the risks of products makes -monopolism even more of a « rogue capitalism » than surveillance -capitalism’s influence campaigns. -

    - And unlike mind-control rays, enforced silence over security is an -immediate, documented problem, and it does constitute -an existential threat to our civilization and possibly our species. The -proliferation of insecure devices — especially devices that spy on us and -especially when those devices also can manipulate the physical world by, -say, steering your car or flipping a breaker at a power station — is a kind -of technology debt. -

    - In software design, « technology debt » refers to old, baked-in -decisions that turn out to be bad ones in hindsight. Perhaps a long-ago -developer decided to incorporate a networking protocol made by a vendor that -has since stopped supporting it. But everything in the product still relies -on that superannuated protocol, and so, with each revision, the product team -has to work around this obsolete core, adding compatibility layers, -surrounding it with security checks that try to shore up its defenses, and -so on. These Band-Aid measures compound the debt because every subsequent -revision has to make allowances for them, too, like -interest mounting on a predatory subprime loan. And like a subprime loan, -the interest mounts faster than you can hope to pay it off: The product team -has to put so much energy into maintaining this complex, brittle system that -they don’t have any time left over to refactor the product from the ground -up and « pay off the debt » once and for all. -

    - Typically, technology debt results in a technological bankruptcy: The -product gets so brittle and unsustainable that it fails -catastrophically. Think of the antiquated COBOL-based banking and accounting -systems that fell over at the start of the pandemic emergency when -confronted with surges of unemployment claims. Sometimes that ends the -product; sometimes it takes the company down with it. Being caught in the -default of a technology debt is scary and traumatic, just like losing your -house due to bankruptcy is scary and traumatic. -

    - But the technology debt created by copyright locks isn’t individual debt; -it’s systemic. Everyone in the world is exposed to this over-leverage, as -was the case with the 2008 financial crisis. When that debt comes due — when -we face a cascade of security breaches that threaten global shipping and -logistics, the food supply, pharmaceutical production pipelines, emergency -communications, and other critical systems that are accumulating technology -debt in part due to the presence of deliberately insecure and deliberately -unauditable copyright locks — it will indeed pose an existential risk. -

    Privacy and monopoly

    - Many tech companies are gripped by an orthodoxy that holds that if they just -gather enough data on enough of our activities, everything else is possible -— the mind control and endless profits. This is an unfalsifiable hypothesis: -If data gives a tech company even a tiny improvement in behavior prediction -and modification, the company declares that it has taken the first step -toward global domination with no end in sight. If a company -fails to attain any improvements from gathering and -analyzing data, it declares success to be just around the corner, attainable -once more data is in hand. -

    - Surveillance tech is far from the first industry to embrace a nonsensical, -self-serving belief that harms the rest of the world, and it is not the -first industry to profit handsomely from such a delusion. Long before -hedge-fund managers were claiming (falsely) that they could beat the -S&P 500, there were plenty of other « respectable » -industries that have been revealed as quacks in hindsight. From the makers -of radium suppositories (a real thing!) to the cruel sociopaths who claimed -they could « cure » gay people, history is littered with the -formerly respectable titans of discredited industries. -

    - This is not to say that there’s nothing wrong with Big Tech and its -ideological addiction to data. While surveillance’s benefits are mostly -overstated, its harms are, if anything, understated. -

    - There’s real irony here. The belief in surveillance capitalism as a -« rogue capitalism » is driven by the belief that markets -wouldn’t tolerate firms that are gripped by false beliefs. An oil company -that has false beliefs about where the oil is will eventually go broke -digging dry wells after all. -

    - But monopolists get to do terrible things for a long time before they pay -the price. Think of how concentration in the finance sector allowed the -subprime crisis to fester as bond-rating agencies, regulators, investors, -and critics all fell under the sway of a false belief that complex -mathematics could construct « fully hedged » debt instruments -that could not possibly default. A small bank that engaged in this kind of -malfeasance would simply go broke rather than outrunning the inevitable -crisis, perhaps growing so big that it averted it altogether. But large -banks were able to continue to attract investors, and when they finally -did come a-cropper, the world’s governments bailed them -out. The worst offenders of the subprime crisis are bigger than they were in -2008, bringing home more profits and paying their execs even larger sums. -

    - Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but -because it is big. The reason every web publisher -embeds a Facebook « Like » button is that Facebook dominates the -internet’s social media referrals — and every one of those -« Like » buttons spies on everyone who lands on a page that -contains them (see also: Google Analytics embeds, Twitter buttons, etc.). -

    - The reason the world’s governments have been slow to create meaningful -penalties for privacy breaches is that Big Tech’s concentration produces -huge profits that can be used to lobby against those penalties — and Big -Tech’s concentration means that the companies involved are able to arrive at -a unified negotiating position that supercharges the lobbying. -

    - The reason that the smartest engineers in the world want to work for Big -Tech is that Big Tech commands the lion’s share of tech industry jobs. -

    - The reason people who are aghast at Facebook’s and Google’s and Amazon’s -data-handling practices continue to use these services is that all their -friends are on Facebook; Google dominates search; and Amazon has put all the -local merchants out of business. -

    - Competitive markets would weaken the companies’ lobbying muscle by reducing -their profits and pitting them against each other in regulatory forums. It -would give customers other places to go to get their online services. It -would make the companies small enough to regulate and pave the way to -meaningful penalties for breaches. It would let engineers with ideas that -challenged the surveillance orthodoxy raise capital to compete with the -incumbents. It would give web publishers multiple ways to reach audiences -and make the case against Facebook and Google and Twitter embeds. -

    - In other words, while surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies -certainly abet surveillance. -

    Ronald Reagan, pioneer of tech monopolism

    - Technology exceptionalism is a sin, whether it’s practiced by technology’s -blind proponents or by its critics. Both of these camps are prone to -explaining away monopolistic concentration by citing some special -characteristic of the tech industry, like network effects or first-mover -advantage. The only real difference between these two groups is that the -tech apologists say monopoly is inevitable so we should just let tech get -away with its abuses while competition regulators in the U.S. and the EU say -monopoly is inevitable so we should punish tech for its abuses but not try -to break up the monopolies. -

    - To understand how tech became so monopolistic, it’s useful to look at the -dawn of the consumer tech industry: 1979, the year the Apple II Plus -launched and became the first successful home computer. That also happens to -be the year that Ronald Reagan hit the campaign trail for the 1980 -presidential race — a race he won, leading to a radical shift in the way -that antitrust concerns are handled in America. Reagan’s cohort of -politicians — including Margaret Thatcher in the U.K., Brian Mulroney in -Canada, Helmut Kohl in Germany, and Augusto Pinochet in Chile — went on to -enact similar reforms that eventually spread around the world. -

    - Antitrust’s story began nearly a century before all that with laws like the -Sherman Act, which took aim at monopolists on the grounds that monopolies -were bad in and of themselves — squeezing out competitors, creating -« diseconomies of scale » (when a company is so big that its -constituent parts go awry and it is seemingly helpless to address the -problems), and capturing their regulators to such a degree that they can get -away with a host of evils. -

    - Then came a fabulist named Robert Bork, a former solicitor general who -Reagan appointed to the powerful U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit -and who had created an alternate legislative history of the Sherman Act and -its successors out of whole cloth. Bork insisted that these statutes were -never targeted at monopolies (despite a wealth of evidence to the contrary, -including the transcribed speeches of the acts’ authors) but, rather, that -they were intended to prevent « consumer harm » — in the form of -higher prices. -

    - Bork was a crank, but he was a crank with a theory that rich people really -liked. Monopolies are a great way to make rich people richer by allowing -them to receive « monopoly rents » (that is, bigger profits) and -capture regulators, leading to a weaker, more favorable regulatory -environment with fewer protections for customers, suppliers, the -environment, and workers. -

    - Bork’s theories were especially palatable to the same power brokers who -backed Reagan, and Reagan’s Department of Justice and other agencies began -to incorporate Bork’s antitrust doctrine into their enforcement decisions -(Reagan even put Bork up for a Supreme Court seat, but Bork flunked the -Senate confirmation hearing so badly that, 40 years later, D.C. insiders use -the term « borked » to refer to any catastrophically bad -political performance). -

    - Little by little, Bork’s theories entered the mainstream, and their backers -began to infiltrate the legal education field, even putting on junkets where -members of the judiciary were treated to lavish meals, fun outdoor -activities, and seminars where they were indoctrinated into the consumer -harm theory of antitrust. The more Bork’s theories took hold, the more money -the monopolists were making — and the more surplus capital they had at their -disposal to lobby for even more Borkian antitrust influence campaigns. -

    - The history of Bork’s antitrust theories is a really good example of the -kind of covertly engineered shifts in public opinion that Zuboff warns us -against, where fringe ideas become mainstream orthodoxy. But Bork didn’t -change the world overnight. He played a very long game, for over a -generation, and he had a tailwind because the same forces that backed -oligarchic antitrust theories also backed many other oligarchic shifts in -public opinion. For example, the idea that taxation is theft, that wealth is -a sign of virtue, and so on — all of these theories meshed to form a -coherent ideology that elevated inequality to a virtue. -

    - Today, many fear that machine learning allows surveillance capitalism to -sell « Bork-as-a-Service, » at internet speeds, so that you can -contract a machine-learning company to engineer rapid -shifts in public sentiment without needing the capital to sustain a -multipronged, multigenerational project working at the local, state, -national, and global levels in business, law, and philosophy. I do not -believe that such a project is plausible, though I agree that this is -basically what the platforms claim to be selling. They’re just lying about -it. Big Tech lies all the time, including in their -sales literature. -

    - The idea that tech forms « natural monopolies » (monopolies that -are the inevitable result of the realities of an industry, such as the -monopolies that accrue the first company to run long-haul phone lines or -rail lines) is belied by tech’s own history: In the absence of -anti-competitive tactics, Google was able to unseat AltaVista and Yahoo; -Facebook was able to head off Myspace. There are some advantages to -gathering mountains of data, but those mountains of data also have -disadvantages: liability (from leaking), diminishing returns (from old -data), and institutional inertia (big companies, like science, progress one -funeral at a time). -

    - Indeed, the birth of the web saw a mass-extinction event for the existing -giant, wildly profitable proprietary technologies that had capital, network -effects, and walls and moats surrounding their businesses. The web showed -that when a new industry is built around a protocol, rather than a product, -the combined might of everyone who uses the protocol to reach their -customers or users or communities outweighs even the most massive -products. CompuServe, AOL, MSN, and a host of other proprietary walled -gardens learned this lesson the hard way: Each believed it could stay -separate from the web, offering « curation » and a guarantee of -consistency and quality instead of the chaos of an open system. Each was -wrong and ended up being absorbed into the public web. -

    - Yes, tech is heavily monopolized and is now closely associated with industry -concentration, but this has more to do with a matter of timing than its -intrinsically monopolistic tendencies. Tech was born at the moment that -antitrust enforcement was being dismantled, and tech fell into exactly the -same pathologies that antitrust was supposed to guard against. To a first -approximation, it is reasonable to assume that tech’s monopolies are the -result of a lack of anti-monopoly action and not the much-touted unique -characteristics of tech, such as network effects, first-mover advantage, and -so on. -

    - In support of this thesis, I offer the concentration that every -other industry has undergone over the same period. From -professional wrestling to consumer packaged goods to commercial property -leasing to banking to sea freight to oil to record labels to newspaper -ownership to theme parks, every industry has undergone -a massive shift toward concentration. There’s no obvious network effects or -first-mover advantage at play in these industries. However, in every case, -these industries attained their concentrated status through tactics that -were prohibited before Bork’s triumph: merging with major competitors, -buying out innovative new market entrants, horizontal and vertical -integration, and a suite of anti-competitive tactics that were once illegal -but are not any longer. -

    - Again: When you change the laws intended to prevent monopolies and then -monopolies form in exactly the way the law was supposed to prevent, it is -reasonable to suppose that these facts are related. Tech’s concentration -can be readily explained without recourse to radical theories of network -effects — but only if you’re willing to indict unregulated markets as -tending toward monopoly. Just as a lifelong smoker can give you a hundred -reasons why their smoking didn’t cause their cancer (« It was the -environmental toxins »), true believers in unregulated markets have a -whole suite of unconvincing explanations for monopoly in tech that leave -capitalism intact. -

    Steering with the windshield wipers

    - It’s been 40 years since Bork’s project to rehabilitate monopolies achieved -liftoff, and that is a generation and a half, which is plenty of time to -take a common idea and make it seem outlandish and vice versa. Before the -1940s, affluent Americans dressed their baby boys in pink while baby girls -wore blue (a « delicate and dainty » color). While gendered -colors are obviously totally arbitrary, many still greet this news with -amazement and find it hard to imagine a time when pink connoted masculinity. -

    - After 40 years of studiously ignoring antitrust analysis and enforcement, -it’s not surprising that we’ve all but forgotten that antitrust exists, that -in living memory, growth through mergers and acquisitions were largely -prohibited under law, that market-cornering strategies like vertical -integration could land a company in court. -

    - Antitrust is a market society’s steering wheel, the control of first resort -to keep would-be masters of the universe in their lanes. But Bork and his -cohort ripped out our steering wheel 40 years ago. The car is still -barreling along, and so we’re yanking as hard as we can on all the -other controls in the car as well as desperately -flapping the doors and rolling the windows up and down in the hopes that one -of these other controls can be repurposed to let us choose where we’re -heading before we careen off a cliff. -

    - It’s like a 1960s science-fiction plot come to life: People stuck in a -« generation ship, » plying its way across the stars, a ship once -piloted by their ancestors; and now, after a great cataclysm, the ship’s -crew have forgotten that they’re in a ship at all and no longer remember -where the control room is. Adrift, the ship is racing toward its extinction, -and unless we can seize the controls and execute emergency course -correction, we’re all headed for a fiery death in the heart of a sun. -

    Surveillance still matters

    - None of this is to minimize the problems with surveillance. Surveillance -matters, and Big Tech’s use of surveillance is an -existential risk to our species, but that’s not because surveillance and -machine learning rob us of our free will. -

    - Surveillance has become much more efficient thanks to -Big Tech. In 1989, the Stasi — the East German secret police — had the whole -country under surveillance, a massive undertaking that recruited one out of -every 60 people to serve as an informant or intelligence operative. -

    - Today, we know that the NSA is spying on a significant fraction of the -entire world’s population, and its ratio of surveillance operatives to the -surveilled is more like 1:10,000 (that’s probably on the low side since it -assumes that every American with top-secret clearance is working for the NSA -on this project — we don’t know how many of those cleared people are -involved in NSA spying, but it’s definitely not all of them). -

    - How did the ratio of surveillable citizens expand from 1:60 to 1:10,000 in -less than 30 years? It’s thanks to Big Tech. Our devices and services gather -most of the data that the NSA mines for its surveillance project. We pay for -these devices and the services they connect to, and then we painstakingly -perform the data-entry tasks associated with logging facts about our lives, -opinions, and preferences. This mass surveillance project has been largely -useless for fighting terrorism: The NSA can only -point to a single minor success story in which it used its data -collection program to foil an attempt by a U.S. resident to wire a few -thousand dollars to an overseas terror group. It’s ineffective for much the -same reason that commercial surveillance projects are largely ineffective at -targeting advertising: The people who want to commit acts of terror, like -people who want to buy a refrigerator, are extremely rare. If you’re trying -to detect a phenomenon whose base rate is one in a million with an -instrument whose accuracy is only 99%, then every true positive will come at -the cost of 9,999 false positives. -

    - Let me explain that again: If one in a million people is a terrorist, then -there will only be about one terrorist in a random sample of one million -people. If your test for detecting terrorists is 99% accurate, it will -identify 10,000 terrorists in your million-person sample (1% of one million -is 10,000). For every true positive, you’ll get 9,999 false positives. -

    - In reality, the accuracy of algorithmic terrorism detection falls far short -of the 99% mark, as does refrigerator ad targeting. The difference is that -being falsely accused of wanting to buy a fridge is a minor nuisance while -being falsely accused of planning a terror attack can destroy your life and -the lives of everyone you love. -

    - Mass state surveillance is only feasible because of surveillance capitalism -and its extremely low-yield ad-targeting systems, which require a constant -feed of personal data to remain barely viable. Surveillance capitalism’s -primary failure mode is mistargeted ads while mass state surveillance’s -primary failure mode is grotesque human rights abuses, tending toward -totalitarianism. -

    - State surveillance is no mere parasite on Big Tech, sucking up its data and -giving nothing in return. In truth, the two are symbiotes: Big Tech sucks up -our data for spy agencies, and spy agencies ensure that governments don’t -limit Big Tech’s activities so severely that it would no longer serve the -spy agencies’ needs. There is no firm distinction between state surveillance -and surveillance capitalism; they are dependent on one another. -

    - To see this at work today, look no further than Amazon’s home surveillance -device, the Ring doorbell, and its associated app, Neighbors. Ring — a -product that Amazon acquired and did not develop in house — makes a -camera-enabled doorbell that streams footage from your front door to your -mobile device. The Neighbors app allows you to form a neighborhood-wide -surveillance grid with your fellow Ring owners through which you can share -clips of « suspicious characters. » If you’re thinking that this -sounds like a recipe for letting curtain-twitching racists supercharge their -suspicions of people with brown skin who walk down their blocks, you’re -right. Ring has become a de facto, -off-the-books arm of the police without any of the pesky oversight or rules. -

    - In mid-2019, a series of public records requests revealed that Amazon had -struck confidential deals with more than 400 local law enforcement agencies -through which the agencies would promote Ring and Neighbors and in exchange -get access to footage from Ring cameras. In theory, cops would need to -request this footage through Amazon (and internal documents reveal that -Amazon devotes substantial resources to coaching cops on how to spin a -convincing story when doing so), but in practice, when a Ring customer turns -down a police request, Amazon only requires the agency to formally request -the footage from the company, which it will then produce. -

    - Ring and law enforcement have found many ways to intertwine their -activities. Ring strikes secret deals to acquire real-time access to 911 -dispatch and then streams alarming crime reports to Neighbors users, which -serve as convincers for anyone who’s contemplating a surveillance doorbell -but isn’t sure whether their neighborhood is dangerous enough to warrant it. -

    - The more the cops buzz-market the surveillance capitalist Ring, the more -surveillance capability the state gets. Cops who rely on private entities -for law-enforcement roles then brief against any controls on the deployment -of that technology while the companies return the favor by lobbying against -rules requiring public oversight of police surveillance technology. The more -the cops rely on Ring and Neighbors, the harder it will be to pass laws to -curb them. The fewer laws there are against them, the more the cops will -rely on them. -

    Dignity and sanctuary

    - But even if we could exercise democratic control over our states and force -them to stop raiding surveillance capitalism’s reservoirs of behavioral -data, surveillance capitalism would still harm us. -

    - This is an area where Zuboff shines. Her chapter on « sanctuary » -— the feeling of being unobserved — is a beautiful hymn to introspection, -calmness, mindfulness, and tranquility. -

    - When you are watched, something changes. Anyone who has ever raised a child -knows this. You might look up from your book (or more realistically, from -your phone) and catch your child in a moment of profound realization and -growth, a moment where they are learning something that is right at the edge -of their abilities, requiring their entire ferocious concentration. For a -moment, you’re transfixed, watching that rare and beautiful moment of focus -playing out before your eyes, and then your child looks up and sees you -seeing them, and the moment collapses. To grow, you need to be and expose -your authentic self, and in that moment, you are vulnerable like a hermit -crab scuttling from one shell to the next. The tender, unprotected tissues -you expose in that moment are too delicate to reveal in the presence of -another, even someone you trust as implicitly as a child trusts their -parent. -

    - In the digital age, our authentic selves are inextricably tied to our -digital lives. Your search history is a running ledger of the questions -you’ve pondered. Your location history is a record of the places you’ve -sought out and the experiences you’ve had there. Your social graph reveals -the different facets of your identity, the people you’ve connected with. -

    - To be observed in these activities is to lose the sanctuary of your -authentic self. -

    - There’s another way in which surveillance capitalism robs us of our capacity -to be our authentic selves: by making us anxious. Surveillance capitalism -isn’t really a mind-control ray, but you don’t need a mind-control ray to -make someone anxious. After all, another word for anxiety is agitation, and -to make someone experience agitation, you need merely to agitate them. To -poke them and prod them and beep at them and buzz at them and bombard them -on an intermittent schedule that is just random enough that our limbic -systems never quite become inured to it. -

    - Our devices and services are « general purpose » in that they can -connect anything or anyone to anything or anyone else and that they can run -any program that can be written. This means that the distraction rectangles -in our pockets hold our most precious moments with our most beloved people -and their most urgent or time-sensitive communications (from « running -late can you get the kid? » to « doctor gave me bad news and I -need to talk to you RIGHT NOW ») as well as ads for refrigerators and -recruiting messages from Nazis. -

    - All day and all night, our pockets buzz, shattering our concentration and -tearing apart the fragile webs of connection we spin as we think through -difficult ideas. If you locked someone in a cell and agitated them like -this, we’d call it « sleep deprivation torture, » and it would be -a war crime under -the Geneva Conventions. -

    Afflicting the afflicted

    - The effects of surveillance on our ability to be our authentic selves are -not equal for all people. Some of us are lucky enough to live in a time and -place in which all the most important facts of our lives are widely and -roundly socially acceptable and can be publicly displayed without the risk -of social consequence. -

    - But for many of us, this is not true. Recall that in living memory, many of -the ways of being that we think of as socially acceptable today were once -cause for dire social sanction or even imprisonment. If you are 65 years -old, you have lived through a time in which people living in « free -societies » could be imprisoned or sanctioned for engaging in -homosexual activity, for falling in love with a person whose skin was a -different color than their own, or for smoking weed. -

    - Today, these activities aren’t just decriminalized in much of the world, -they’re considered normal, and the fallen prohibitions are viewed as -shameful, regrettable relics of the past. -

    - How did we get from prohibition to normalization? Through private, personal -activity: People who were secretly gay or secret pot-smokers or who secretly -loved someone with a different skin color were vulnerable to retaliation if -they made their true selves known and were limited in how much they could -advocate for their own right to exist in the world and be true to -themselves. But because there was a private sphere, these people could form -alliances with their friends and loved ones who did not share their -disfavored traits by having private conversations in which they came out, -disclosing their true selves to the people around them and bringing them to -their cause one conversation at a time. -

    - The right to choose the time and manner of these conversations was key to -their success. It’s one thing to come out to your dad while you’re on a -fishing trip away from the world and another thing entirely to blurt it out -over the Christmas dinner table while your racist Facebook uncle is there to -make a scene. -

    - Without a private sphere, there’s a chance that none of these changes would -have come to pass and that the people who benefited from these changes would -have either faced social sanction for coming out to a hostile world or would -have never been able to reveal their true selves to the people they love. -

    - The corollary is that, unless you think that our society has attained social -perfection — that your grandchildren in 50 years will ask you to tell them -the story of how, in 2020, every injustice had been righted and no further -change had to be made — then you should expect that right now, at this -minute, there are people you love, whose happiness is key to your own, who -have a secret in their hearts that stops them from ever being their -authentic selves with you. These people are sorrowing and will go to their -graves with that secret sorrow in their hearts, and the source of that -sorrow will be the falsity of their relationship to you. -

    - A private realm is necessary for human progress. -

    Any data you collect and retain will eventually leak

    - The lack of a private life can rob vulnerable people of the chance to be -their authentic selves and constrain our actions by depriving us of -sanctuary, but there is another risk that is borne by everyone, not just -people with a secret: crime. -

    - Personally identifying information is of very limited use for the purpose of -controlling peoples’ minds, but identity theft — really a catchall term for -a whole constellation of terrible criminal activities that can destroy your -finances, compromise your personal integrity, ruin your reputation, or even -expose you to physical danger — thrives on it. -

    - Attackers are not limited to using data from one breached source, -either. Multiple services have suffered breaches that exposed names, -addresses, phone numbers, passwords, sexual tastes, school grades, work -performance, brushes with the criminal justice system, family details, -genetic information, fingerprints and other biometrics, reading habits, -search histories, literary tastes, pseudonymous identities, and other -sensitive information. Attackers can merge data from these different -breaches to build up extremely detailed dossiers on random subjects and then -use different parts of the data for different criminal purposes. -

    - For example, attackers can use leaked username and password combinations to -hijack whole fleets of commercial vehicles that have -been fitted with anti-theft GPS trackers and immobilizers or to -hijack baby monitors in order to terrorize -toddlers with the audio tracks from pornography. Attackers use -leaked data to trick phone companies into giving them your phone number, -then they intercept SMS-based two-factor authentication codes in order to -take over your email, bank account, and/or cryptocurrency wallets. -

    - Attackers are endlessly inventive in the pursuit of creative ways to -weaponize leaked data. One common use of leaked data is to penetrate -companies in order to access more data. -

    - Like spies, online fraudsters are totally dependent on companies -over-collecting and over-retaining our data. Spy agencies sometimes pay -companies for access to their data or intimidate them into giving it up, but -sometimes they work just like criminals do — by sneaking data out of -companies’ databases. -

    - The over-collection of data has a host of terrible social consequences, from -the erosion of our authentic selves to the undermining of social progress, -from state surveillance to an epidemic of online crime. Commercial -surveillance is also a boon to people running influence campaigns, but -that’s the least of our troubles. -

    Critical tech exceptionalism is still tech exceptionalism

    - Big Tech has long practiced technology exceptionalism: the idea that it -should not be subject to the mundane laws and norms of -« meatspace. » Mottoes like Facebook’s « move fast and break -things » attracted justifiable scorn of the companies’ self-serving -rhetoric. -

    - Tech exceptionalism got us all into a lot of trouble, so it’s ironic and -distressing to see Big Tech’s critics committing the same sin. -

    - Big Tech is not a « rogue capitalism » that cannot be cured -through the traditional anti-monopoly remedies of trustbusting (forcing -companies to divest of competitors they have acquired) and bans on mergers -to monopoly and other anti-competitive tactics. Big Tech does not have the -power to use machine learning to influence our behavior so thoroughly that -markets lose the ability to punish bad actors and reward superior -competitors. Big Tech has no rule-writing mind-control ray that necessitates -ditching our old toolbox. -

    - The thing is, people have been claiming to have perfected mind-control rays -for centuries, and every time, it turned out to be a con — though sometimes -the con artists were also conning themselves. -

    - For generations, the advertising industry has been steadily improving its -ability to sell advertising services to businesses while only making -marginal gains in selling those businesses’ products to prospective -customers. John Wanamaker’s lament that « 50% of my advertising budget -is wasted, I just don’t know which 50% » is a testament to the triumph -of ad executives, who successfully convinced Wanamaker -that only half of the money he spent went to waste. -

    - The tech industry has made enormous improvements in the science of -convincing businesses that they’re good at advertising while their actual -improvements to advertising — as opposed to targeting — have been pretty -ho-hum. The vogue for machine learning — and the mystical invocation of -« artificial intelligence » as a synonym for straightforward -statistical inference techniques — has greatly boosted the efficacy of Big -Tech’s sales pitch as marketers have exploited potential customers’ lack of -technical sophistication to get away with breathtaking acts of overpromising -and underdelivering. -

    - It’s tempting to think that if businesses are willing to pour billions into -a venture that the venture must be a good one. Yet there are plenty of times -when this rule of thumb has led us astray. For example, it’s virtually -unheard of for managed investment funds to outperform simple index funds, -and investors who put their money into the hands of expert money managers -overwhelmingly fare worse than those who entrust their savings to index -funds. But managed funds still account for the majority of the money -invested in the markets, and they are patronized by some of the richest, -most sophisticated investors in the world. Their vote of confidence in an -underperforming sector is a parable about the role of luck in wealth -accumulation, not a sign that managed funds are a good buy. -

    - The claims of Big Tech’s mind-control system are full of tells that the -enterprise is a con. For example, the -reliance on the « Big Five » personality traits as a -primary means of influencing people even though the « Big Five » -theory is unsupported by any large-scale, peer-reviewed studies and is -mostly -the realm of marketing hucksters and pop psych. -

    - Big Tech’s promotional materials also claim that their algorithms can -accurately perform « sentiment analysis » or detect peoples’ -moods based on their « microexpressions, » but these -are marketing claims, not scientific ones. These methods are largely -untested by independent scientific experts, and where they have been tested, -they’ve been found sorely wanting. Microexpressions are particularly -suspect as the companies that specialize in training people to detect them -have -been shown to underperform relative to random chance. -

    - Big Tech has been so good at marketing its own supposed superpowers that -it’s easy to believe that they can market everything else with similar -acumen, but it’s a mistake to believe the hype. Any statement a company -makes about the quality of its products is clearly not impartial. The fact -that we distrust all the things that Big Tech says about its data handling, -compliance with privacy laws, etc., is only reasonable — but why on Earth -would we treat Big Tech’s marketing literature as the gospel truth? Big Tech -lies about just about everything, including how well -its machine-learning fueled persuasion systems work. -

    - That skepticism should infuse all of our evaluations of Big Tech and its -supposed abilities, including our perusal of its patents. Zuboff vests these -patents with enormous significance, pointing out that Google claimed -extensive new persuasion capabilities in its patent -filings. These claims are doubly suspect: first, because they are so -self-serving, and second, because the patent itself is so notoriously an -invitation to exaggeration. -

    - Patent applications take the form of a series of claims and range from broad -to narrow. A typical patent starts out by claiming that its authors have -invented a method or system for doing every conceivable thing that anyone -might do, ever, with any tool or device. Then it narrows that claim in -successive stages until we get to the actual « invention » that -is the true subject of the patent. The hope is that the patent examiner — -who is almost certainly overworked and underinformed — will miss the fact -that some or all of these claims are ridiculous, or at least suspect, and -grant the patent’s broader claims. Patents for unpatentable things are still -incredibly useful because they can be wielded against competitors who might -license that patent or steer clear of its claims rather than endure the -lengthy, expensive process of contesting it. -

    - What’s more, software patents are routinely granted even though the filer -doesn’t have any evidence that they can do the thing claimed by the -patent. That is, you can patent an « invention » that you haven’t -actually made and that you don’t know how to make. -

    - With these considerations in hand, it becomes obvious that the fact that a -Big Tech company has patented what it says is an -effective mind-control ray is largely irrelevant to whether Big Tech can in -fact control our minds. -

    - Big Tech collects our data for many reasons, including the diminishing -returns on existing stores of data. But many tech companies also collect -data out of a mistaken tech exceptionalist belief in the network effects of -data. Network effects occur when each new user in a system increases its -value. The classic example is fax machines: A single fax machine is of no -use, two fax machines are of limited use, but every new fax machine that’s -put to use after the first doubles the number of possible fax-to-fax links. -

    - Data mined for predictive systems doesn’t necessarily produce these -dividends. Think of Netflix: The predictive value of the data mined from a -million English-speaking Netflix viewers is hardly improved by the addition -of one more user’s viewing data. Most of the data Netflix acquires after -that first minimum viable sample duplicates existing data and produces only -minimal gains. Meanwhile, retraining models with new data gets progressively -more expensive as the number of data points increases, and manual tasks like -labeling and validating data do not get cheaper at scale. -

    - Businesses pursue fads to the detriment of their profits all the time, -especially when the businesses and their investors are not motivated by the -prospect of becoming profitable but rather by the prospect of being acquired -by a Big Tech giant or by having an IPO. For these firms, ticking faddish -boxes like « collects as much data as possible » might realize a -bigger return on investment than « collects a business-appropriate -quantity of data. » -

    - This is another harm of tech exceptionalism: The belief that more data -always produces more profits in the form of more insights that can be -translated into better mind-control rays drives firms to over-collect and -over-retain data beyond all rationality. And since the firms are behaving -irrationally, a good number of them will go out of business and become ghost -ships whose cargo holds are stuffed full of data that can harm people in -myriad ways — but which no one is responsible for antey longer. Even if the -companies don’t go under, the data they collect is maintained behind the -minimum viable security — just enough security to keep the company viable -while it waits to get bought out by a tech giant, an amount calculated to -spend not one penny more than is necessary on protecting data. -

    How monopolies, not mind control, drive surveillance capitalism: The -Snapchat story

    - For the first decade of its existence, Facebook competed with the social -media giants of the day (Myspace, Orkut, etc.) by presenting itself as the -pro-privacy alternative. Indeed, Facebook justified its walled garden — -which let users bring in data from the web but blocked web services like -Google Search from indexing and caching Facebook pages — as a pro-privacy -measure that protected users from the surveillance-happy winners of the -social media wars like Myspace. -

    - Despite frequent promises that it would never collect or analyze its users’ -data, Facebook periodically created initiatives that did just that, like the -creepy, ham-fisted Beacon tool, which spied on you as you moved around the -web and then added your online activities to your public timeline, allowing -your friends to monitor your browsing habits. Beacon sparked a user -revolt. Every time, Facebook backed off from its surveillance initiative, -but not all the way; inevitably, the new Facebook would be more surveilling -than the old Facebook, though not quite as surveilling as the intermediate -Facebook following the launch of the new product or service. -

    - The pace at which Facebook ramped up its surveillance efforts seems to have -been set by Facebook’s competitive landscape. The more competitors Facebook -had, the better it behaved. Every time a major competitor foundered, -Facebook’s behavior got -markedly worse. -

    - All the while, Facebook was prodigiously acquiring companies, including a -company called Onavo. Nominally, Onavo made a battery-monitoring mobile -app. But the permissions that Onavo required were so expansive that the app -was able to gather fine-grained telemetry on everything users did with their -phones, including which apps they used and how they were using them. -

    - Through Onavo, Facebook discovered that it was losing market share to -Snapchat, an app that — like Facebook a decade before — billed itself as the -pro-privacy alternative to the status quo. Through Onavo, Facebook was able -to mine data from the devices of Snapchat users, including both current and -former Snapchat users. This spurred Facebook to acquire Instagram — some -features of which competed with Snapchat — and then allowed Facebook to -fine-tune Instagram’s features and sales pitch to erode Snapchat’s gains and -ensure that Facebook would not have to face the kinds of competitive -pressures it had earlier inflicted on Myspace and Orkut. -

    - The story of how Facebook crushed Snapchat reveals the relationship between -monopoly and surveillance capitalism. Facebook combined surveillance with -lax antitrust enforcement to spot the competitive threat of Snapchat on its -horizon and then take decisive action against it. Facebook’s surveillance -capitalism let it avert competitive pressure with anti-competitive -tactics. Facebook users still want privacy — Facebook hasn’t used -surveillance to brainwash them out of it — but they can’t get it because -Facebook’s surveillance lets it destroy any hope of a rival service emerging -that competes on privacy features. -

    A monopoly over your friends

    - A decentralization movement has tried to erode the dominance of Facebook and -other Big Tech companies by fielding « indieweb » alternatives — -Mastodon as a Twitter alternative, Diaspora as a Facebook alternative, -etc. — but these efforts have failed to attain any kind of liftoff. -

    - Fundamentally, each of these services is hamstrung by the same problem: -Every potential user for a Facebook or Twitter alternative has to convince -all their friends to follow them to a decentralized web alternative in order -to continue to realize the benefit of social media. For many of us, the only -reason to have a Facebook account is that our friends have Facebook -accounts, and the reason they have Facebook accounts is that -we have Facebook accounts. -

    - All of this has conspired to make Facebook — and other dominant platforms — -into « kill zones » that investors will not fund new entrants -for. -

    - And yet, all of today’s tech giants came into existence despite the -entrenched advantage of the companies that came before them. To understand -how that happened, you have to understand both interoperability and -adversarial interoperability. -

    - The hard problem of our species is coordination. -

    - « Interoperability » is the ability of two technologies to work -with one another: Anyone can make an LP that will play on any record player, -anyone can make a filter you can install in your stove’s extractor fan, -anyone can make gasoline for your car, anyone can make a USB phone charger -that fits in your car’s cigarette lighter receptacle, anyone can make a -light bulb that works in your light socket, anyone can make bread that will -toast in your toaster. -

    - Interoperability is often a source of innovation and consumer benefit: Apple -made the first commercially successful PC, but millions of independent -software vendors made interoperable programs that ran on the Apple II -Plus. The simple analog antenna inputs on the back of TVs first allowed -cable operators to connect directly to TVs, then they allowed game console -companies and then personal computer companies to use standard televisions -as displays. Standard RJ-11 telephone jacks allowed for the production of -phones from a variety of vendors in a variety of forms, from the free -football-shaped phone that came with a Sports -Illustrated subscription to business phones with speakers, hold -functions, and so on and then answering machines and finally modems, paving -the way for the internet revolution. -

    - « Interoperability » is often used interchangeably with -« standardization, » which is the process when manufacturers and -other stakeholders hammer out a set of agreed-upon rules for implementing a -technology, such as the electrical plug on your wall, the CAN bus used by -your car’s computer systems, or the HTML instructions that your browser -interprets. -

    - But interoperability doesn’t require standardization — indeed, -standardization often proceeds from the chaos of ad hoc interoperability -measures. The inventor of the cigarette-lighter USB charger didn’t need to -get permission from car manufacturers or even the manufacturers of the -dashboard lighter subcomponent. The automakers didn’t take any -countermeasures to prevent the use of these aftermarket accessories by their -customers, but they also didn’t do anything to make life easier for the -chargers’ manufacturers. This is a kind of « neutral -interoperability. » -

    - Beyond neutral interoperability, there is « adversarial -interoperability. » That’s when a manufacturer makes a product that -interoperates with another manufacturer’s product despite the -second manufacturer’s objections and even if that means -bypassing a security system designed to prevent interoperability. -

    - Probably the most familiar form of adversarial interoperability is -third-party printer ink. Printer manufacturers claim that they sell printers -below cost and that the only way they can recoup the losses they incur is by -charging high markups on ink. To prevent the owners of printers from buying -ink elsewhere, the printer companies deploy a suite of anti-customer -security systems that detect and reject both refilled and third-party -cartridges. -

    - Owners of printers take the position that HP and Epson and Brother are not -charities and that customers for their wares have no obligation to help them -survive, and so if the companies choose to sell their products at a loss, -that’s their foolish choice and their consequences to live with. Likewise, -competitors who make ink or refill kits observe that they don’t owe printer -companies anything, and their erosion of printer companies’ margins are the -printer companies’ problems, not their competitors’. After all, the printer -companies shed no tears when they drive a refiller out of business, so why -should the refillers concern themselves with the economic fortunes of the -printer companies? -

    - Adversarial interoperability has played an outsized role in the history of -the tech industry: from the founding of the « alt.* » Usenet -hierarchy (which was started against the wishes of Usenet’s maintainers and -which grew to be bigger than all of Usenet combined) to the browser wars -(when Netscape and Microsoft devoted massive engineering efforts to making -their browsers incompatible with the other’s special commands and -peccadilloes) to Facebook (whose success was built in part by helping its -new users stay in touch with friends they’d left behind on Myspace because -Facebook supplied them with a tool that scraped waiting messages from -Myspace and imported them into Facebook, effectively creating an -Facebook-based Myspace reader). -

    - Today, incumbency is seen as an unassailable advantage. Facebook is where -all of your friends are, so no one can start a Facebook competitor. But -adversarial compatibility reverses the competitive advantage: If you were -allowed to compete with Facebook by providing a tool that imported all your -users’ waiting Facebook messages into an environment that competed on lines -that Facebook couldn’t cross, like eliminating surveillance and ads, then -Facebook would be at a huge disadvantage. It would have assembled all -possible ex-Facebook users into a single, easy-to-find service; it would -have educated them on how a Facebook-like service worked and what its -potential benefits were; and it would have provided an easy means for -disgruntled Facebook users to tell their friends where they might expect -better treatment. -

    - Adversarial interoperability was once the norm and a key contributor to the -dynamic, vibrant tech scene, but now it is stuck behind a thicket of laws -and regulations that add legal risks to the tried-and-true tactics of -adversarial interoperability. New rules and new interpretations of existing -rules mean that a would-be adversarial interoperator needs to steer clear of -claims under copyright, terms of service, trade secrecy, tortious -interference, and patent. -

    - In the absence of a competitive market, lawmakers have resorted to assigning -expensive, state-like duties to Big Tech firms, such as automatically -filtering user contributions for copyright infringement or terrorist and -extremist content or detecting and preventing harassment in real time or -controlling access to sexual material. -

    - These measures put a floor under how small we can make Big Tech because only -the very largest companies can afford the humans and automated filters -needed to perform these duties. -

    - But that’s not the only way in which making platforms responsible for -policing their users undermines competition. A platform that is expected to -police its users’ conduct must prevent many vital adversarial -interoperability techniques lest these subvert its policing measures. For -example, if someone using a Twitter replacement like Mastodon is able to -push messages into Twitter and read messages out of Twitter, they could -avoid being caught by automated systems that detect and prevent harassment -(such as systems that use the timing of messages or IP-based rules to make -guesses about whether someone is a harasser). -

    - To the extent that we are willing to let Big Tech police itself — rather -than making Big Tech small enough that users can leave bad platforms for -better ones and small enough that a regulation that simply puts a platform -out of business will not destroy billions of users’ access to their -communities and data — we build the case that Big Tech should be able to -block its competitors and make it easier for Big Tech to demand legal -enforcement tools to ban and punish attempts at adversarial -interoperability. -

    - Ultimately, we can try to fix Big Tech by making it responsible for bad acts -by its users, or we can try to fix the internet by cutting Big Tech down to -size. But we can’t do both. To replace today’s giant products with -pluralistic protocols, we need to clear the legal thicket that prevents -adversarial interoperability so that tomorrow’s nimble, personal, -small-scale products can federate themselves with giants like Facebook, -allowing the users who’ve left to continue to communicate with users who -haven’t left yet, reaching tendrils over Facebook’s garden wall that -Facebook’s trapped users can use to scale the walls and escape to the -global, open web. -

    Fake news is an epistemological crisis

    - Tech is not the only industry that has undergone massive concentration since -the Reagan era. Virtually every major industry — from oil to newspapers to -meatpacking to sea freight to eyewear to online pornography — has become a -clubby oligarchy that just a few players dominate. -

    - At the same time, every industry has become something of a tech industry as -general-purpose computers and general-purpose networks and the promise of -efficiencies through data-driven analysis infuse every device, process, and -firm with tech. -

    - This phenomenon of industrial concentration is part of a wider story about -wealth concentration overall as a smaller and smaller number of people own -more and more of our world. This concentration of both wealth and industries -means that our political outcomes are increasingly beholden to the parochial -interests of the people and companies with all the money. -

    - That means that whenever a regulator asks a question with an obvious, -empirical answer (« Are humans causing climate change? » or -« Should we let companies conduct commercial mass surveillance? » -or « Does society benefit from allowing network neutrality -violations? »), the answer that comes out is only correct if that -correctness meets with the approval of rich people and the industries that -made them so wealthy. -

    - Rich people have always played an outsized role in politics and more so -since the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision -eliminated key controls over political spending. Widening inequality and -wealth concentration means that the very richest people are now a lot richer -and can afford to spend a lot more money on political projects than ever -before. Think of the Koch brothers or George Soros or Bill Gates. -

    - But the policy distortions of rich individuals pale in comparison to the -policy distortions that concentrated industries are capable of. The -companies in highly concentrated industries are much more profitable than -companies in competitive industries — no competition means not having to -reduce prices or improve quality to win customers — leaving them with bigger -capital surpluses to spend on lobbying. -

    - Concentrated industries also find it easier to collaborate on policy -objectives than competitive ones. When all the top execs from your industry -can fit around a single boardroom table, they often do. And -when they do, they can forge a consensus position on -regulation. -

    - Rising through the ranks in a concentrated industry generally means working -at two or three of the big companies. When there are only relatively few -companies in a given industry, each company has a more ossified executive -rank, leaving ambitious execs with fewer paths to higher positions unless -they are recruited to a rival. This means that the top execs in concentrated -industries are likely to have been colleagues at some point and socialize in -the same circles — connected through social ties or, say, serving as -trustees for each others’ estates. These tight social bonds foster a -collegial, rather than competitive, attitude. -

    - Highly concentrated industries also present a regulatory conundrum. When an -industry is dominated by just four or five companies, the only people who -are likely to truly understand the industry’s practices are its veteran -executives. This means that top regulators are often former execs of the -companies they are supposed to be regulating. These turns in government are -often tacitly understood to be leaves of absence from industry, with former -employers welcoming their erstwhile watchdogs back into their executive -ranks once their terms have expired. -

    - All this is to say that the tight social bonds, small number of firms, and -regulatory capture of concentrated industries give the companies that -comprise them the power to dictate many, if not all, of the regulations that -bind them. -

    - This is increasingly obvious. Whether it’s payday lenders winning -the right to practice predatory lending or Apple winning -the right to decide who can fix your phone or Google and Facebook -winning the right to breach your private data without suffering meaningful -consequences or victories for pipeline companies or impunity for opioid -manufacturers or massive tax subsidies for incredibly profitable dominant -businesses, it’s increasingly apparent that many of our official, -evidence-based truth-seeking processes are, in fact, auctions for sale to -the highest bidder. -

    - It’s really impossible to overstate what a terrifying prospect this is. We -live in an incredibly high-tech society, and none of us could acquire the -expertise to evaluate every technological proposition that stands between us -and our untimely, horrible deaths. You might devote your life to acquiring -the media literacy to distinguish good scientific journals from corrupt -pay-for-play lookalikes and the statistical literacy to evaluate the quality -of the analysis in the journals as well as the microbiology and epidemiology -knowledge to determine whether you can trust claims about the safety of -vaccines — but that would still leave you unqualified to judge whether the -wiring in your home will give you a lethal shock and -whether your car’s brakes’ software will cause them to fail unpredictably -and whether the hygiene standards at your butcher are -sufficient to keep you from dying after you finish your dinner. -

    - In a world as complex as this one, we have to defer to authorities, and we -keep them honest by making those authorities accountable to us and binding -them with rules to prevent conflicts of interest. We can’t possibly acquire -the expertise to adjudicate conflicting claims about the best way to make -the world safe and prosperous, but we can determine -whether the adjudication process itself is trustworthy. -

    - Right now, it’s obviously not. -

    - The past 40 years of rising inequality and industry concentration, together -with increasingly weak accountability and transparency for expert agencies, -has created an increasingly urgent sense of impending doom, the sense that -there are vast conspiracies afoot that operate with tacit official approval -despite the likelihood they are working to better themselves by ruining the -rest of us. -

    - For example, it’s been decades since Exxon’s own scientists concluded that -its products would render the Earth uninhabitable by humans. And yet those -decades were lost to us, in large part because Exxon lobbied governments and -sowed doubt about the dangers of its products and did so with the -cooperation of many public officials. When the survival of you and everyone -you love is threatened by conspiracies, it’s not unreasonable to start -questioning the things you think you know in an attempt to determine whether -they, too, are the outcome of another conspiracy. -

    - The collapse of the credibility of our systems for divining and upholding -truths has left us in a state of epistemological chaos. Once, most of us -might have assumed that the system was working and that our regulations -reflected our best understanding of the empirical truths of the world as -they were best understood — now we have to find our own experts to help us -sort the true from the false. -

    - If you’re like me, you probably believe that vaccines are safe, but you -(like me) probably also can’t explain the microbiology or statistics. Few of -us have the math skills to review the literature on vaccine safety and -describe why their statistical reasoning is sound. Likewise, few of us can -review the stats in the (now discredited) literature on opioid safety and -explain how those stats were manipulated. Both vaccines and opioids were -embraced by medical authorities, after all, and one is safe while the other -could ruin your life. You’re left with a kind of inchoate constellation of -rules of thumb about which experts you trust to fact-check controversial -claims and then to explain how all those respectable doctors with their -peer-reviewed research on opioid safety were an -aberration and then how you know that the doctors writing about vaccine -safety are not an aberration. -

    - I’m 100% certain that vaccinating is safe and effective, but I’m also at -something of a loss to explain exactly, precisely, why -I believe this, given all the corruption I know about and the many times the -stamp of certainty has turned out to be a parochial lie told to further -enrich the super rich. -

    - Fake news — conspiracy theories, racist ideologies, scientific denialism — -has always been with us. What’s changed today is not the mix of ideas in the -public discourse but the popularity of the worst ideas in that -mix. Conspiracy and denial have skyrocketed in lockstep with the growth of -Big Inequality, which has also tracked the rise of Big Tech and Big Pharma -and Big Wrestling and Big Car and Big Movie Theater and Big Everything Else. -

    - No one can say for certain why this has happened, but the two dominant camps -are idealism (the belief that the people who argue for these conspiracies -have gotten better at explaining them, maybe with the help of -machine-learning tools) or materialism (the ideas have become more -attractive because of material conditions in the world). -

    - I’m a materialist. I’ve been exposed to the arguments of conspiracy -theorists all my life, and I have not experienced any qualitative leap in -the quality of those arguments. -

    - The major difference is in the world, not the arguments. In a time where -actual conspiracies are commonplace, conspiracy theories acquire a ring of -plausibility. -

    - We have always had disagreements about what’s true, but today, we have a -disagreement over how we know whether something is true. This is an -epistemological crisis, not a crisis over belief. It’s a crisis over the -credibility of our truth-seeking exercises, from scientific journals (in an -era where the biggest journal publishers have been caught producing -pay-to-play journals for junk science) to regulations (in an era where -regulators are routinely cycling in and out of business) to education (in an -era where universities are dependent on corporate donations to keep their -lights on). -

    - Targeting — surveillance capitalism — makes it easier to find people who are -undergoing this epistemological crisis, but it doesn’t create the -crisis. For that, you need to look to corruption. -

    - And, conveniently enough, it’s corruption that allows surveillance -capitalism to grow by dismantling monopoly protections, by permitting -reckless collection and retention of personal data, by allowing ads to be -targeted in secret, and by foreclosing on the possibility of going somewhere -else where you might continue to enjoy your friends without subjecting -yourself to commercial surveillance. -

    Tech is different

    - I reject both iterations of technological exceptionalism. I reject the idea -that tech is uniquely terrible and led by people who are greedier or worse -than the leaders of other industries, and I reject the idea that tech is so -good — or so intrinsically prone to concentration — that it can’t be blamed -for its present-day monopolistic status. -

    - I think tech is just another industry, albeit one that grew up in the -absence of real monopoly constraints. It may have been first, but it isn’t -the worst nor will it be the last. -

    - But there’s one way in which I am a tech -exceptionalist. I believe that online tools are the key to overcoming -problems that are much more urgent than tech monopolization: climate change, -inequality, misogyny, and discrimination on the basis of race, gender -identity, and other factors. The internet is how we will recruit people to -fight those fights, and how we will coordinate their labor. Tech is not a -substitute for democratic accountability, the rule of law, fairness, or -stability — but it’s a means to achieve these things. -

    - The hard problem of our species is coordination. Everything from climate -change to social change to running a business to making a family work can be -viewed as a collective action problem. -

    - The internet makes it easier than at any time before to find people who want -to work on a project with you — hence the success of free and open-source -software, crowdfunding, and racist terror groups — and easier than ever to -coordinate the work you do. -

    - The internet and the computers we connect to it also possess an exceptional -quality: general-purposeness. The internet is designed to allow any two -parties to communicate any data, using any protocol, without permission from -anyone else. The only production design we have for computers is the -general-purpose, « Turing complete » computer that can run every -program we can express in symbolic logic. -

    - This means that every time someone with a special communications need -invests in infrastructure and techniques to make the internet faster, -cheaper, and more robust, this benefit redounds to everyone else who is -using the internet to communicate. And this also means that every time -someone with a special computing need invests to make computers faster, -cheaper, and more robust, every other computing application is a potential -beneficiary of this work. -

    - For these reasons, every type of communication is gradually absorbed into -the internet, and every type of device — from airplanes to pacemakers — -eventually becomes a computer in a fancy case. -

    - While these considerations don’t preclude regulating networks and computers, -they do call for gravitas and caution when doing so because changes to -regulatory frameworks could ripple out to have unintended consequences in -many, many other domains. -

    - The upshot of this is that our best hope of solving the big coordination -problems — climate change, inequality, etc. — is with free, fair, and open -tech. Our best hope of keeping tech free, fair, and open is to exercise -caution in how we regulate tech and to attend closely to the ways in which -interventions to solve one problem might create problems in other domains. -

    Ownership of facts

    - Big Tech has a funny relationship with information. When you’re generating -information — anything from the location data streaming off your mobile -device to the private messages you send to friends on a social network — it -claims the rights to make unlimited use of that data. -

    - But when you have the audacity to turn the tables — to use a tool that -blocks ads or slurps your waiting updates out of a social network and puts -them in another app that lets you set your own priorities and suggestions or -crawls their system to allow you to start a rival business — they claim that -you’re stealing from them. -

    - The thing is, information is a very bad fit for any kind of private property -regime. Property rights are useful for establishing markets that can lead to -the effective development of fallow assets. These markets depend on clear -titles to ensure that the things being bought and sold in them can, in fact, -be bought and sold. -

    - Information rarely has such a clear title. Take phone numbers: There’s -clearly something going wrong when Facebook slurps up millions of users’ -address books and uses the phone numbers it finds in them to plot out social -graphs and fill in missing information about other users. -

    - But the phone numbers Facebook nonconsensually acquires in this transaction -are not the « property » of the users they’re taken from nor do -they belong to the people whose phones ring when you dial those numbers. The -numbers are mere integers, 10 digits in the U.S. and Canada, and they -appear in millions of places, including somewhere deep in pi as well as -numerous other contexts. Giving people ownership titles to integers is an -obviously terrible idea. -

    - Likewise for the facts that Facebook and other commercial surveillance -operators acquire about us, like that we are the children of our parents or -the parents to our children or that we had a conversation with someone else -or went to a public place. These data points can’t be property in the sense -that your house or your shirt is your property because the title to them is -intrinsically muddy: Does your mom own the fact that she is your mother? Do -you? Do both of you? What about your dad — does he own this fact too, or -does he have to license the fact from you (or your mom or both of you) in -order to use this fact? What about the hundreds or thousands of other people -who know these facts? -

    - If you go to a Black Lives Matter demonstration, do the other demonstrators -need your permission to post their photos from the event? The online fights -over when and -how to post photos from demonstrations reveal a nuanced, complex -issue that cannot be easily hand-waved away by giving one party a property -right that everyone else in the mix has to respect. -

    - The fact that information isn’t a good fit with property and markets doesn’t -mean that it’s not valuable. Babies aren’t property, but they’re inarguably -valuable. In fact, we have a whole set of rules just for babies as well as a -subset of those rules that apply to humans more generally. Someone who -argues that babies won’t be truly valuable until they can be bought and sold -like loaves of bread would be instantly and rightfully condemned as a -monster. -

    - It’s tempting to reach for the property hammer when Big Tech treats your -information like a nail — not least because Big Tech are such prolific -abusers of property hammers when it comes to their -information. But this is a mistake. If we allow markets to dictate the use -of our information, then we’ll find that we’re sellers in a buyers’ market -where the Big Tech monopolies set a price for our data that is so low as to -be insignificant or, more likely, set at a nonnegotiable price of zero in a -click-through agreement that you don’t have the opportunity to modify. -

    - Meanwhile, establishing property rights over information will create -insurmountable barriers to independent data processing. Imagine that we -require a license to be negotiated when a translated document is compared -with its original, something Google has done and continues to do billions of -times to train its automated language translation tools. Google can afford -this, but independent third parties cannot. Google can staff a clearances -department to negotiate one-time payments to the likes of the EU (one of the -major repositories of translated documents) while independent watchdogs -wanting to verify that the translations are well-prepared, or to root out -bias in translations, will find themselves needing a staffed-up legal -department and millions for licenses before they can even get started. -

    - The same goes for things like search indexes of the web or photos of -peoples’ houses, which have become contentious thanks to Google’s Street -View project. Whatever problems may exist with Google’s photographing of -street scenes, resolving them by letting people decide who can take pictures -of the facades of their homes from a public street will surely create even -worse ones. Think of how street photography is important for newsgathering — -including informal newsgathering, like photographing abuses of authority — -and how being able to document housing and street life are important for -contesting eminent domain, advocating for social aid, reporting planning and -zoning violations, documenting discriminatory and unequal living conditions, -and more. -

    - The ownership of facts is antithetical to many kinds of human progress. It’s -hard to imagine a rule that limits Big Tech’s exploitation of our collective -labors without inadvertently banning people from gathering data on online -harassment or compiling indexes of changes in language or simply -investigating how the platforms are shaping our discourse — all of which -require scraping data that other people have created and subjecting it to -scrutiny and analysis. -

    Persuasion works… slowly

    - The platforms may oversell their ability to persuade people, but obviously, -persuasion works sometimes. Whether it’s the private realm that LGBTQ people -used to recruit allies and normalize sexual diversity or the decadeslong -project to convince people that markets are the only efficient way to solve -complicated resource allocation problems, it’s clear that our societal -attitudes can change. -

    - The project of shifting societal attitudes is a game of inches and -years. For centuries, svengalis have purported to be able to accelerate this -process, but even the most brutal forms of propaganda have struggled to make -permanent changes. Joseph Goebbels was able to subject Germans to daily, -mandatory, hourslong radio broadcasts, to round up and torture and murder -dissidents, and to seize full control over their children’s education while -banning any literature, broadcasts, or films that did not comport with his -worldview. -

    - Yet, after 12 years of terror, once the war ended, Nazi ideology was largely -discredited in both East and West Germany, and a program of national truth -and reconciliation was put in its place. Racism and authoritarianism were -never fully abolished in Germany, but neither were the majority of Germans -irrevocably convinced of Nazism — and the rise of racist authoritarianism in -Germany today tells us that the liberal attitudes that replaced Nazism were -no more permanent than Nazism itself. -

    - Racism and authoritarianism have also always been with us. Anyone who’s -reviewed the kind of messages and arguments that racists put forward today -would be hard-pressed to say that they have gotten better at presenting -their ideas. The same pseudoscience, appeals to fear, and circular logic -that racists presented in the 1980s, when the cause of white supremacy was -on the wane, are to be found in the communications of leading white -nationalists today. -

    - If racists haven’t gotten more convincing in the past decade, then how is it -that more people were convinced to be openly racist at that time? I believe -that the answer lies in the material world, not the world of ideas. The -ideas haven’t gotten more convincing, but people have become more -afraid. Afraid that the state can’t be trusted to act as an honest broker in -life-or-death decisions, from those regarding the management of the economy -to the regulation of painkillers to the rules for handling private -information. Afraid that the world has become a game of musical chairs in -which the chairs are being taken away at a never-before-seen rate. Afraid -that justice for others will come at their expense. Monopolism isn’t the -cause of these fears, but the inequality and material desperation and policy -malpractice that monopolism contributes to is a significant contributor to -these conditions. Inequality creates the conditions for both conspiracies -and violent racist ideologies, and then surveillance capitalism lets -opportunists target the fearful and the conspiracy-minded. -

    Paying won’t help

    - As the old saw goes, « If you’re not paying for the product, you’re the -product. » -

    - It’s a commonplace belief today that the advent of free, ad-supported media -was the original sin of surveillance capitalism. The reasoning is that the -companies that charged for access couldn’t « compete with free » -and so they were driven out of business. Their ad-supported competitors, -meanwhile, declared open season on their users’ data in a bid to improve -their ad targeting and make more money and then resorted to the most -sensationalist tactics to generate clicks on those ads. If only we’d pay for -media again, we’d have a better, more responsible, more sober discourse that -would be better for democracy. -

    - But the degradation of news products long precedes the advent of -ad-supported online news. Long before newspapers were online, lax antitrust -enforcement had opened the door for unprecedented waves of consolidation and -roll-ups in newsrooms. Rival newspapers were merged, reporters and ad sales -staff were laid off, physical plants were sold and leased back, leaving the -companies loaded up with debt through leveraged buyouts and subsequent -profit-taking by the new owners. In other words, it wasn’t merely shifts in -the classified advertising market, which was long held to be the primary -driver in the decline of the traditional newsroom, that made news companies -unable to adapt to the internet — it was monopolism. -

    - Then, as news companies did come online, the ad -revenues they commanded dropped even as the number of internet users (and -thus potential online readers) increased. That shift was a function of -consolidation in the ad sales market, with Google and Facebook emerging as -duopolists who made more money every year from advertising while paying less -and less of it to the publishers whose work the ads appeared -alongside. Monopolism created a buyer’s market for ad inventory with -Facebook and Google acting as gatekeepers. -

    - Paid services continue to exist alongside free ones, and often it is these -paid services — anxious to prevent people from bypassing their paywalls or -sharing paid media with freeloaders — that exert the most control over their -customers. Apple’s iTunes and App Stores are paid services, but to maximize -their profitability, Apple has to lock its platforms so that third parties -can’t make compatible software without permission. These locks allow the -company to exercise both editorial control (enabling it to exclude controversial -political material) and technological control, including control -over who can repair the devices it makes. If we’re worried that ad-supported -products deprive people of their right to self-determination by using -persuasion techniques to nudge their purchase decisions a few degrees in one -direction or the other, then the near-total control a single company holds -over the decision of who gets to sell you software, parts, and service for -your iPhone should have us very worried indeed. -

    - We shouldn’t just be concerned about payment and control: The idea that -paying will improve discourse is also dangerously wrong. The poor success -rate of targeted advertising means that the platforms have to incentivize -you to « engage » with posts at extremely high levels to generate -enough pageviews to safeguard their profits. As discussed earlier, to -increase engagement, platforms like Facebook use machine learning to guess -which messages will be most inflammatory and make a point of shoving those -into your eyeballs at every turn so that you will hate-click and argue with -people. -

    - Perhaps paying would fix this, the reasoning goes. If platforms could be -economically viable even if you stopped clicking on them once your -intellectual and social curiosity had been slaked, then they would have no -reason to algorithmically enrage you to get more clicks out of you, right? -

    - There may be something to that argument, but it still ignores the wider -economic and political context of the platforms and the world that allowed -them to grow so dominant. -

    - Platforms are world-spanning and all-encompassing because they are -monopolies, and they are monopolies because we have gutted our most -important and reliable anti-monopoly rules. Antitrust was neutered as a key -part of the project to make the wealthy wealthier, and that project has -worked. The vast majority of people on Earth have a negative net worth, and -even the dwindling middle class is in a precarious state, undersaved for -retirement, underinsured for medical disasters, and undersecured against -climate and technology shocks. -

    - In this wildly unequal world, paying doesn’t improve the discourse; it -simply prices discourse out of the range of the majority of people. Paying -for the product is dandy, if you can afford it. -

    - If you think today’s filter bubbles are a problem for our discourse, imagine -what they’d be like if rich people inhabited free-flowing Athenian -marketplaces of ideas where you have to pay for admission while everyone -else lives in online spaces that are subsidized by wealthy benefactors who -relish the chance to establish conversational spaces where the « house -rules » forbid questioning the status quo. That is, imagine if the -rich seceded from Facebook, and then, instead of running ads that made money -for shareholders, Facebook became a billionaire’s vanity project that also -happened to ensure that nobody talked about whether it was fair that only -billionaires could afford to hang out in the rarified corners of the -internet. -

    - Behind the idea of paying for access is a belief that free markets will -address Big Tech’s dysfunction. After all, to the extent that people have a -view of surveillance at all, it is generally an unfavorable one, and the -longer and more thoroughly one is surveilled, the less one tends to like -it. Same goes for lock-in: If HP’s ink or Apple’s App Store were really -obviously fantastic, they wouldn’t need technical measures to prevent users -from choosing a rival’s product. The only reason these technical -countermeasures exist is that the companies don’t believe their customers -would voluntarily submit to their terms, and they want -to deprive them of the choice to take their business elsewhere. -

    - Advocates for markets laud their ability to aggregate the diffused knowledge -of buyers and sellers across a whole society through demand signals, price -signals, and so on. The argument for surveillance capitalism being a -« rogue capitalism » is that machine-learning-driven persuasion -techniques distort decision-making by consumers, leading to incorrect -signals — consumers don’t buy what they prefer, they buy what they’re -tricked into preferring. It follows that the monopolistic practices of -lock-in, which do far more to constrain consumers’ free choices, are even -more of a « rogue capitalism. » -

    - The profitability of any business is constrained by the possibility that its -customers will take their business elsewhere. Both surveillance and lock-in -are anti-features that no customer wants. But monopolies can capture their -regulators, crush their competitors, insert themselves into their customers’ -lives, and corral people into « choosing » their services -regardless of whether they want them — it’s fine to be terrible when there -is no alternative. -

    - Ultimately, surveillance and lock-in are both simply business strategies -that monopolists can choose. Surveillance companies like Google are -perfectly capable of deploying lock-in technologies — just look at the -onerous Android licensing terms that require device-makers to bundle in -Google’s suite of applications. And lock-in companies like Apple are -perfectly capable of subjecting their users to surveillance if it means -keeping the Chinese government happy and preserving ongoing access to -Chinese markets. Monopolies may be made up of good, ethical people, but as -institutions, they are not your friend — they will do whatever they can get -away with to maximize their profits, and the more monopolistic they are, the -more they can get away with. -

    An « ecology » moment for trustbusting

    - If we’re going to break Big Tech’s death grip on our digital lives, we’re -going to have to fight monopolies. That may sound pretty mundane and -old-fashioned, something out of the New Deal era, while ending the use of -automated behavioral modification feels like the plotline of a really cool -cyberpunk novel. -

    - Meanwhile, breaking up monopolies is something we seem to have forgotten how -to do. There is a bipartisan, trans-Atlantic consensus that breaking up -companies is a fool’s errand at best — liable to mire your federal -prosecutors in decades of litigation — and counterproductive at worst, -eroding the « consumer benefits » of large companies with massive -efficiencies of scale. -

    - But trustbusters once strode the nation, brandishing law books, terrorizing -robber barons, and shattering the illusion of monopolies’ all-powerful grip -on our society. The trustbusting era could not begin until we found the -political will — until the people convinced politicians they’d have their -backs when they went up against the richest, most powerful men in the world. -

    - Could we find that political will again? -

    - Copyright scholar James Boyle has described how the term -« ecology » marked a turning point in environmental -activism. Prior to the adoption of this term, people who wanted to preserve -whale populations didn’t necessarily see themselves as fighting the same -battle as people who wanted to protect the ozone layer or fight freshwater -pollution or beat back smog or acid rain. -

    - But the term « ecology » welded these disparate causes together -into a single movement, and the members of this movement found solidarity -with one another. The people who cared about smog signed petitions -circulated by the people who wanted to end whaling, and the anti-whalers -marched alongside the people demanding action on acid rain. This uniting -behind a common cause completely changed the dynamics of environmentalism, -setting the stage for today’s climate activism and the sense that preserving -the habitability of the planet Earth is a shared duty among all people. -

    - I believe we are on the verge of a new « ecology » moment -dedicated to combating monopolies. After all, tech isn’t the only -concentrated industry nor is it even the most -concentrated of industries. -

    - You can find partisans for trustbusting in every sector of the -economy. Everywhere you look, you can find people who’ve been wronged by -monopolists who’ve trashed their finances, their health, their privacy, -their educations, and the lives of people they love. Those people have the -same cause as the people who want to break up Big Tech and the same -enemies. When most of the world’s wealth is in the hands of a very few, it -follows that nearly every large company will have overlapping shareholders. -

    - That’s the good news: With a little bit of work and a little bit of -coalition building, we have more than enough political will to break up Big -Tech and every other concentrated industry besides. First we take Facebook, -then we take AT&T/WarnerMedia. -

    - But here’s the bad news: Much of what we’re doing to tame Big Tech -instead of breaking up the big companies also -forecloses on the possibility of breaking them up later. -

    - Big Tech’s concentration currently means that their inaction on harassment, -for example, leaves users with an impossible choice: absent themselves from -public discourse by, say, quitting Twitter or endure vile, constant -abuse. Big Tech’s over-collection and over-retention of data results in -horrific identity theft. And their inaction on extremist recruitment means -that white supremacists who livestream their shooting rampages can reach an -audience of billions. The combination of tech concentration and media -concentration means that artists’ incomes are falling even as the revenue -generated by their creations are increasing. -

    - Yet governments confronting all of these problems all inevitably converge on -the same solution: deputize the Big Tech giants to police their users and -render them liable for their users’ bad actions. The drive to force Big Tech -to use automated filters to block everything from copyright infringement to -sex-trafficking to violent extremism means that tech companies will have to -allocate hundreds of millions to run these compliance systems. -

    - These rules — the EU’s new Directive on Copyright, Australia’s new terror -regulation, America’s FOSTA/SESTA sex-trafficking law and more — are not -just death warrants for small, upstart competitors that might challenge Big -Tech’s dominance but who lack the deep pockets of established incumbents to -pay for all these automated systems. Worse still, these rules put a floor -under how small we can hope to make Big Tech. -

    - That’s because any move to break up Big Tech and cut it down to size will -have to cope with the hard limit of not making these companies so small that -they can no longer afford to perform these duties — and it’s -expensive to invest in those automated filters and -outsource content moderation. It’s already going to be hard to unwind these -deeply concentrated, chimeric behemoths that have been welded together in -the pursuit of monopoly profits. Doing so while simultaneously finding some -way to fill the regulatory void that will be left behind if these -self-policing rulers were forced to suddenly abdicate will be much, much -harder. -

    - Allowing the platforms to grow to their present size has given them a -dominance that is nearly insurmountable — deputizing them with public duties -to redress the pathologies created by their size makes it virtually -impossible to reduce that size. Lather, rinse, repeat: If the platforms -don’t get smaller, they will get larger, and as they get larger, they will -create more problems, which will give rise to more public duties for the -companies, which will make them bigger still. -

    - We can work to fix the internet by breaking up Big Tech and depriving them -of monopoly profits, or we can work to fix Big Tech by making them spend -their monopoly profits on governance. But we can’t do both. We have to -choose between a vibrant, open internet or a dominated, monopolized internet -commanded by Big Tech giants that we struggle with constantly to get them to -behave themselves. -

    Make Big Tech small again

    - Trustbusting is hard. Breaking big companies into smaller ones is expensive -and time-consuming. So time-consuming that by the time you’re done, the -world has often moved on and rendered years of litigation irrelevant. From -1969 to 1982, the U.S. government pursued an antitrust case against IBM over -its dominance of mainframe computing — but the case collapsed in 1982 -because mainframes were being speedily replaced by PCs. -

    - A future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general to -enforce the law as it was written. -

    - It’s far easier to prevent concentration than to fix it, and reinstating the -traditional contours of U.S. antitrust enforcement will, at the very least, -prevent further concentration. That means bans on mergers between large -companies, on big companies acquiring nascent competitors, and on platform -companies competing directly with the companies that rely on the platforms. -

    - These powers are all in the plain language of U.S. antitrust laws, so in -theory, a future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general -to enforce the law as it was written. But after decades of judicial -« education » in the benefits of monopolies, after multiple -administrations that have packed the federal courts with lifetime-appointed -monopoly cheerleaders, it’s not clear that mere administrative action would -do the trick. -

    - If the courts frustrate the Justice Department and the president, the next -stop would be Congress, which could eliminate any doubt about how antitrust -law should be enforced in the U.S. by passing new laws that boil down to -saying, « Knock it off. We all know what the Sherman Act says. Robert -Bork was a deranged fantasist. For avoidance of doubt, fuck that -guy. » In other words, the problem with monopolies is -monopolism — the concentration of power into too few -hands, which erodes our right to self-determination. If there is a monopoly, -the law wants it gone, period. Sure, get rid of monopolies that create -« consumer harm » in the form of higher prices, but also, -get rid of other monopolies, too. -

    - But this only prevents things from getting worse. To help them get better, -we will have to build coalitions with other activists in the anti-monopoly -ecology movement — a pluralism movement or a self-determination movement — -and target existing monopolies in every industry for breakup and structural -separation rules that prevent, for example, the giant eyewear monopolist -Luxottica from dominating both the sale and the manufacture of spectacles. -

    - In an important sense, it doesn’t matter which industry the breakups begin -in. Once they start, shareholders in every industry -will start to eye their investments in monopolists skeptically. As -trustbusters ride into town and start making lives miserable for -monopolists, the debate around every corporate boardroom’s table will -shift. People within corporations who’ve always felt uneasy about monopolism -will gain a powerful new argument to fend off their evil rivals in the -corporate hierarchy: « If we do it my way, we make less money; if we do -it your way, a judge will fine us billions and expose us to ridicule and -public disapprobation. So even though I get that it would be really cool to -do that merger, lock out that competitor, or buy that little company and -kill it before it can threaten it, we really shouldn’t — not if we don’t -want to get tied to the DOJ’s bumper and get dragged up and down Trustbuster -Road for the next 10 years. » -

    20 GOTO 10

    - Fixing Big Tech will require a lot of iteration. As cyber lawyer Lawrence -Lessig wrote in his 1999 book, Code and Other Laws of -Cyberspace, our lives are regulated by four forces: law (what’s -legal), code (what’s technologically possible), norms (what’s socially -acceptable), and markets (what’s profitable). -

    - If you could wave a wand and get Congress to pass a law that re-fanged the -Sherman Act tomorrow, you could use the impending breakups to convince -venture capitalists to fund competitors to Facebook, Google, Twitter, and -Apple that would be waiting in the wings after they were cut down to size. -

    - But getting Congress to act will require a massive normative shift, a mass -movement of people who care about monopolies — and pulling them apart. -

    - Getting people to care about monopolies will take technological -interventions that help them to see what a world free from Big Tech might -look like. Imagine if someone could make a beloved (but unauthorized) -third-party Facebook or Twitter client that dampens the anxiety-producing -algorithmic drumbeat and still lets you talk to your friends without being -spied upon — something that made social media more sociable and less -toxic. Now imagine that it gets shut down in a brutal legal battle. It’s -always easier to convince people that something must be done to save a thing -they love than it is to excite them about something that doesn’t even exist -yet. -

    - Neither tech nor law nor code nor markets are sufficient to reform Big -Tech. But a profitable competitor to Big Tech could bankroll a legislative -push; legal reform can embolden a toolsmith to make a better tool; the tool -can create customers for a potential business who value the benefits of the -internet but want them delivered without Big Tech; and that business can get -funded and divert some of its profits to legal reform. 20 GOTO 10 (or -lather, rinse, repeat). Do it again, but this time, get farther! After all, -this time you’re starting with weaker Big Tech adversaries, a constituency -that understands things can be better, Big Tech rivals who’ll help ensure -their own future by bankrolling reform, and code that other programmers can -build on to weaken Big Tech even further. -

    - The surveillance capitalism hypothesis — that Big Tech’s products really -work as well as they say they do and that’s why everything is so screwed up -— is way too easy on surveillance and even easier on capitalism. Companies -spy because they believe their own BS, and companies spy because governments -let them, and companies spy because any advantage from spying is so -short-lived and minor that they have to do more and more of it just to stay -in place. -

    - As to why things are so screwed up? Capitalism. Specifically, the monopolism -that creates inequality and the inequality that creates monopolism. It’s a -form of capitalism that rewards sociopaths who destroy the real economy to -inflate the bottom line, and they get away with it for the same reason -companies get away with spying: because our governments are in thrall to -both the ideology that says monopolies are actually just fine and in thrall -to the ideology that says that in a monopolistic world, you’d better not -piss off the monopolists. -

    - Surveillance doesn’t make capitalism rogue. Capitalism’s unchecked rule -begets surveillance. Surveillance isn’t bad because it lets people -manipulate us. It’s bad because it crushes our ability to be our authentic -selves — and because it lets the rich and powerful figure out who might be -thinking of building guillotines and what dirt they can use to discredit -those embryonic guillotine-builders before they can even get to the -lumberyard. -

    Up and through

    - With all the problems of Big Tech, it’s tempting to imagine solving the -problem by returning to a world without tech at all. Resist that temptation. -

    - The only way out of our Big Tech problem is up and through. If our future is -not reliant upon high tech, it will be because civilization has fallen. Big -Tech wired together a planetary, species-wide nervous system that, with the -proper reforms and course corrections, is capable of seeing us through the -existential challenge of our species and planet. Now it’s up to us to seize -the means of computation, putting that electronic nervous system under -democratic, accountable control. -

    - I am, secretly, despite what I have said earlier, a tech exceptionalist. Not -in the sense of thinking that tech should be given a free pass to monopolize -because it has « economies of scale » or some other nebulous -feature. I’m a tech exceptionalist because I believe that getting tech right -matters and that getting it wrong will be an unmitigated catastrophe — and -doing it right can give us the power to work together to save our -civilization, our species, and our planet. -

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    Jak zniszczyć kapitalizm oparty na inwigilacyjnych systemach nadzoru

    Cory Doctorow

    - Jak zniszczyć kapitalizm oparty na inwigilacyjnych systemach nadzoru Autor: -Cory Doctorow. -

    - Wydawca: Petter Reinholdtsen. -

    - http://www.hungry.com/~pere/publisher/. -

    - ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (oprawa miękka) -

    - ISBN 978-82-93828-XX-X (ePub) -

    - Ta książka jest dostępna w sprzedaży na https://www.lulu.com/. -

    - Creative Commons, Pewne prawa zastrzeżone -

    - Ta książka jest wydana na licencji Creative Commons. Licencja ta pozwala na -dowolny użytek tej pracy tak długo, jak długo podane jest jej autorstwo i -nie jest rozpowszechniany żaden materiał pochodny. Więcej informacji na -temat tej licencji znajdziesz na https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/. -


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    Aktywizm praw cyfrowych, krótka historia 25 lat działalności
    Wyjątkowość Technologii, dawniej i obecnie
    Nie wierz 'szumom' medialnym
    Co to jest przekonywanie?
    1. Segmentacja
    2. Podstęp
    3. Dominacja
    4. Omijanie naszych racjonalnych zdolności
    Jeśli dane są nowym paliwem, to silnik kapitalistycznych systemów nadzoru ma -wyciek
    Co to jest Facebook?
    Monopol i prawo do czasu przyszłego
    Porządek wyszukiwania i prawo do czasu przyszłego
    Monopoliści mogą sobie pozwolić na proszki nasenne dla strażników
    Prywatność a monopol
    Ronald Reagan, pionier monopolizmu technologicznego
    Sterowanie za pomocą wycieraczek przedniej szyby
    Systemy nadzoru mają ciągle znaczenie
    Godność i sanktuarium
    Dręczenie udręczonych
    Jakiekolwiek dane, które zbierasz i przetwarzasz, kiedyś w końcu wyciekną
    Przełomowa wyjątkowość technologiczna jest nadal technologiczną -wyjątkowością
    Jak monopole, a nie kontrola umysłu, sterują kapitalizmen opartym na -systemach nadzoru: historia Snapchat
    Monopol sprawowany nad twoimi przyjaciółmi
    Fałszywe wiadomości to oznaka kryzysu epistemologicznego
    Technologia jest czymś odmiennym
    Własność faktów
    Przekonywanie działa… powoli
    Płacenie nie pomoże
    “ ekologia” chwila na zerwanie zaufania
    Spraw, aby 'Big Tech' stała się ponownie 'małą' technologią
    20 GOTO 10
    W górę i na wylot

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    - Najbardziej zaskakującą kwestią w dziedzinie powtórnych narodzin `płaskich` -Ziemian w XXI wieku jest to, jak szeroko rozpowszechnione są przeciwko nim -dowody. Można teraz zrozumieć, jak przed wiekami ludzie, którzy nigdy nie -mieli okazji zobaczyć Ziemi z orbity ziemskiej, mogli dojść do przekonania, -opartego na zdrowym rozsądku, że Ziemia - wyglądająca na płaską - jest -faktycznie, płaska. -

    - Lecz dzisiaj, gdy szkoły podstawowe rutynowo podczepiają do balonów kamery -GoPro i umieszczają je na tyle wysoko, aby sfotografować krzywą Ziemi — nie -mówiąc już o niezrównanie wyjątkowym widoku zakrzywionej Ziemi z okna -samolotu — trzeba naprawdę heroicznego wysiłku, aby uwierzyć, że Ziemia jest -płaska. -

    - Podobnie jest z eugeniką i białym nacjonalizmem: w epoce, w której można -stać się obliczeniowym punktem danych genomicznych, poprzez pobranie wymazu -z policzka, i przesłanie go — za pomocą poczty elektronicznej — do firmy -sekwencjonujoącej geny, wraz ze skromną sumą pieniędzy, nigdy nie było -łatwiej zaprzeczyć twierdzeniom wysuwanym podczas “naukowego wyścigu -po sukces”. -

    - Żyjemy w złotej epoce, zarówno łatwo dostępnych faktów, jak i zaprzeczenia -tym faktom. Okropne idee, które pozostawały na marginesie przez -dziesięciolecia, a nawet stulecia, z dnia na dzień weszły do głównego nurtu. -

    - Kiedy niejasny pomysł zyskuje na popularności, istnieją tylko dwie rzeczy, -które mogą wyjaśnić jego przewagę: albo osoba wyrażająca ten pomysł znacznie -lepiej radzi sobie z przedstawieniem swojej racji, albo twierdzenie staje -się trudniejsze do zaprzeczenia w obliczu rosnących dowodów. Innymi słowy, -jeśli chcemy, aby ludzie poważnie podchodzili do zmian klimatycznych, możemy -skłonić grupę Grety Thunberg do wyrażenia wymownych, namiętnych argumentów w -sposób publiczny, przez co zdobędzie ona nasze serca i umysły, lub możemy -poczekać na powódź, ogień, palące słońce i pandemie, aby przemówiła za -nami. W praktyce prawdopodobnie będziemy musieli zrobić jedno i drugie: im -więcej będziemy gotować, palić, topić i marnować, tym łatwiej będzie Grecie -Thunberg nas przekonać. -

    - Argumenty za absurdalnymi wierzeniami w oparciu o teorie spiskowe, takie jak -teoria antyszczepionkowa, teoria negująca zmiany klimatu, teoria o istnieniu -płaskiej Ziemi i teoria eugeniczna, wcale nie są lepsze niż w pokoleniu -wcześniejszym. W rzeczywistości, są gorsze, ponieważ są przedstawiane -ludziom, którzy mają przynajmniej podstawową świadomość faktów obalających -te teorie. -

    - Antyszczepionkowcy pojawiali się już od czasu wynalezienia pierwszych -szczepionek, lecz pierwsi z nich byli ludźmi słabo przygotowanymi do -zrozumienia nawet najbardziej podstawowych kwestii mikrobiologii, a – -ponadto - ludzie ci nie byli świadkami masowej eksterminacji, spowodowanej -takimi morderczymi chorobami, jak polio, ospa czy odra. Dzisiejsi -przeciwnicy szczepień nie są bardziej elokwentni niż ich przodkowie, a mają -znacznie cięższą pracę. -

    - A więc, czy ci wyrafinowani zwolennicy teorii spiskowych mogą, tak naprawdę, -odnieść sukces w oparciu o lepsze argumenty? -

    - Niektórzy ludzie myślą, że tak. Obecnie panuje powszechne przekonanie, że -uczenie maszynowe i komercyjne systemy inwigilacji mogą zmienić nawet -najbardziej nieudolnego teoretyka spiskowego w `swengali`, osobę, która może -wypaczyć czyjeś spostrzeżenia i zdobyć jego /jej zaufanie, lokalizując osoby -wrażliwe, a następnie przedstawiając im wyrafinowane argumenty Sztucznej -Inteligencji, omijające racjonalne umiejętności ludzi i zmieniające ich w -`płaskich` Ziemian, przeciwników szczepień, a nawet nazistów. Gdy the RAND -Corporation oskarża -Facebook'a za “radykalizację”, kiedy Facebook'a oskarża -się o rozpowszechnianie dezinformacji na temat koronawirusa, a jest to -spowodowane jego algorytmem, to domyślnym przesłaniem jest fakt, że -uczenie maszynowe i systemy inwigilacyjnego nadzoru powodują zmiany w naszym -konsensusie wobec tego, co jest prawdą. -

    - W końcu, w świecie, w którym rozległe i niespójne teorie spiskowe, takie jak -Pizzagate i jej nastepczyni, QAnon, mają szeroko rozpowszechnionych -następców, coś, musi trwać nadal. -

    - Lecz co zrobić, jeśli jest inne wytłumaczenie? Jeśli są to warunki -materialne, a nie argumenty, stanowiące różnicę dla tych wygadanych -zwolenników konspiracji? A co, jeśli trauma spowodowana życiem w -rzeczywistych konspiracjach wszystkiego wokół nas — -konspiracjach ludzi bogatych, ich lobbystów i prawników, ukrywających -niewygodne fakty i dowody wykróczeń (te konspiracje są powszechnie znane -jako “korupcja” — tworzy ludzi podatnych na teorie -konspiracyjne? -

    - Jeśli to trauma, materialne uwarunkowania a nie „zaraza” ideologiczna -stanowią dziś różnicę i umożliwiają tworzenienie odpychających dezinformacji -w obliczu łatwo obserwowalnych faktów, nie oznacza to jeszcze, że nasze -sieci komputerowe są bez winy. Nadal wykonują one ciężką pracę, polegającą -na lokalizowaniu osób bezbronnych i prowadzeniu ich przez serię coraz -bardziej ekstremalnych pomysłów i społeczności. -

    - Wiara w konspirację to szalejący pożar, który wyrządził już rzeczywiste -szkody i stał się realnym zagrożeniem dla naszej planety i jej gatunków w -wyniku epidemii rozpoczętej odmową -szczepień poprzez ludobójstwa wywołane -przez rasistowskich konspiratorów. Prowadzi to do planetarnego -stapiającego wszystko tygla, spowodowanego bezczynnością, zainspirowaną -zaprzeczeniem problemu klimatycznego. Nasz świat płonie, więc musimy ugasić -pożary, aby dowiedzieć się, jak pomóc ludziom w zobaczeniu prawdy o świecie -poprzez spiski, które ich zmyliły. -

    - Ale gaszenie pożarów jest ma reaktywny charakter. Musimy -takżezapobiegać pożarom. Musimy uderzyć w traumatyczne -warunki materialne, które czynią ludzi podatnymi na zarażenie -konspiracją. Tutaj również technologia ma do odegrania ważną rolę. -

    - There’s no shortage of proposals to address this. From the EU’s Terrorist Content Regulation, -which requires platforms to police and remove “extremist” -content, to the U.S. proposals to force -tech companies to spy on their users and hold them liable for their -users’ bad speech, there’s a lot of energy to force tech companies -to solve the problems they created. -

    - There’s a critical piece missing from the debate, though. All these -solutions assume that tech companies are a fixture, that their dominance -over the internet is a permanent fact. Proposals to replace Big Tech with a -more diffused, pluralistic internet are nowhere to be found. Worse: The -“solutions” on the table today require Big -Tech to stay big because only the very largest companies can afford to -implement the systems these laws demand. -

    - Figuring out what we want our tech to look like is crucial if we’re going to -get out of this mess. Today, we’re at a crossroads where we’re trying to -figure out if we want to fix the Big Tech companies that dominate our -internet or if we want to fix the internet itself by unshackling it from Big -Tech’s stranglehold. We can’t do both, so we have to choose. -

    - I want us to choose wisely. Taming Big Tech is integral to fixing the -Internet, and for that, we need digital rights activism. -

    Aktywizm praw cyfrowych, krótka historia 25 lat działalności

    - Digital rights activism is more than 30 years old now. The Electronic -Frontier Foundation turned 30 this year; the Free Software Foundation -launched in 1985. For most of the history of the movement, the most -prominent criticism leveled against it was that it was irrelevant: The real -activist causes were real-world causes (think of the skepticism when Finland -declared broadband a human right in 2010), and real-world activism -was shoe-leather activism (think of Malcolm Gladwell’s contempt -for “clicktivism”). But as tech has grown more central -to our daily lives, these accusations of irrelevance have given way first to -accusations of insincerity (“You only care about tech because you’re -shilling -for tech companies”) to accusations of negligence (“Why -didn’t you foresee that tech could be such a destructive force?”). -But digital rights activism is right where it’s always been: looking out for -the humans in a world where tech is inexorably taking over. -

    - The latest version of this critique comes in the form of “surveillance -capitalism,” a term coined by business professor Shoshana Zuboff in -her long and influential 2019 book, The Age of Surveillance -Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of -Power. Zuboff argues that “surveillance capitalism” -is a unique creature of the tech industry and that it is unlike any other -abusive commercial practice in history, one that is “constituted by -unexpected and often illegible mechanisms of extraction, commodification, -and control that effectively exile persons from their own behavior while -producing new markets of behavioral prediction and -modification. Surveillance capitalism challenges democratic norms and -departs in key ways from the centuries-long evolution of market -capitalism.” It is a new and deadly form of capitalism, a -“rogue capitalism,” and our lack of understanding of its unique -capabilities and dangers represents an existential, species-wide -threat. She’s right that capitalism today threatens our species, and she’s -right that tech poses unique challenges to our species and civilization, but -she’s really wrong about how tech is different and why it threatens our -species. -

    - What’s more, I think that her incorrect diagnosis will lead us down a path -that ends up making Big Tech stronger, not weaker. We need to take down Big -Tech, and to do that, we need to start by correctly identifying the problem. -

    Wyjątkowość Technologii, dawniej i obecnie

    - Early critics of the digital rights movement — perhaps best represented by -campaigning organizations like the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Free -Software Foundation, Public Knowledge, and others that focused on preserving -and enhancing basic human rights in the digital realm — damned activists for -practicing “tech exceptionalism.” Around the turn of the -millennium, serious people ridiculed any claim that tech policy mattered in -the “real world.” Claims that tech rules had implications for -speech, association, privacy, search and seizure, and fundamental rights and -equities were treated as ridiculous, an elevation of the concerns of sad -nerds arguing about Star Trek on bulletin board systems -above the struggles of the Freedom Riders, Nelson Mandela, or the Warsaw -ghetto uprising. -

    - In the decades since, accusations of “tech exceptionalism” have -only sharpened as tech’s role in everyday life has expanded: Now that tech -has infiltrated every corner of our life and our online lives have been -monopolized by a handful of giants, defenders of digital freedoms are -accused of carrying water for Big Tech, providing cover for its -self-interested negligence (or worse, nefarious plots). -

    - From my perspective, the digital rights movement has remained stationary -while the rest of the world has moved. From the earliest days, the -movement’s concern was users and the toolsmiths who provided the code they -needed to realize their fundamental rights. Digital rights activists only -cared about companies to the extent that companies were acting to uphold -users’ rights (or, just as often, when companies were acting so foolishly -that they threatened to bring down new rules that would also make it harder -for good actors to help users). -

    - The “surveillance capitalism” critique recasts the digital -rights movement in a new light again: not as alarmists who overestimate the -importance of their shiny toys nor as shills for big tech but as serene -deck-chair rearrangers whose long-standing activism is a liability because -it makes them incapable of perceiving novel threats as they continue to -fight the last century’s tech battles. -

    - But tech exceptionalism is a sin no matter who practices it. -

    Nie wierz 'szumom' medialnym

    - You’ve probably heard that “if you’re not paying for the product, -you’re the product.” As we’ll see below, that’s true, if incomplete. -But what is absolutely true is that ad-driven Big -Tech’s customers are advertisers, and what companies like Google and -Facebook sell is their ability to convince you to buy -stuff. Big Tech’s product is persuasion. The services — social media, search -engines, maps, messaging, and more — are delivery systems for persuasion. -

    - The fear of surveillance capitalism starts from the (correct) presumption -that everything Big Tech says about itself is probably a lie. But the -surveillance capitalism critique makes an exception for the claims Big Tech -makes in its sales literature — the breathless hype in the pitches to -potential advertisers online and in ad-tech seminars about the efficacy of -its products: It assumes that Big Tech is as good at influencing us as they -claim they are when they’re selling influencing products to credulous -customers. That’s a mistake because sales literature is not a reliable -indicator of a product’s efficacy. -

    - Surveillance capitalism assumes that because advertisers buy a lot of what -Big Tech is selling, Big Tech must be selling something real. But Big Tech’s -massive sales could just as easily be the result of a popular delusion or -something even more pernicious: monopolistic control over our communications -and commerce. -

    - Being watched changes your behavior, and not for the better. It creates -risks for our social progress. Zuboff’s book features beautifully wrought -explanations of these phenomena. But Zuboff also claims that surveillance -literally robs us of our free will — that when our personal data is mixed -with machine learning, it creates a system of persuasion so devastating that -we are helpless before it. That is, Facebook uses an algorithm to analyze -the data it nonconsensually extracts from your daily life and uses it to -customize your feed in ways that get you to buy stuff. It is a mind-control -ray out of a 1950s comic book, wielded by mad scientists whose -supercomputers guarantee them perpetual and total world domination. -

    Co to jest przekonywanie?

    - To understand why you shouldn’t worry about mind-control rays — but why you -should worry about surveillance -and Big Tech — we must start by unpacking what we mean -by “persuasion.” -

    - Google, Facebook, and other surveillance capitalists promise their customers -(the advertisers) that if they use machine-learning tools trained on -unimaginably large data sets of nonconsensually harvested personal -information, they will be able to uncover ways to bypass the rational -faculties of the public and direct their behavior, creating a stream of -purchases, votes, and other desired outcomes. -

    - The impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and should be -central to our analysis and any remedies we seek. -

    - But there’s little evidence that this is happening. Instead, the predictions -that surveillance capitalism delivers to its customers are much less -impressive. Rather than finding ways to bypass our rational faculties, -surveillance capitalists like Mark Zuckerberg mostly do one or more of three -things: -

    1. Segmentacja

    - If you’re selling diapers, you have better luck if you pitch them to people -in maternity wards. Not everyone who enters or leaves a maternity ward just -had a baby, and not everyone who just had a baby is in the market for -diapers. But having a baby is a really reliable correlate of being in the -market for diapers, and being in a maternity ward is highly correlated with -having a baby. Hence diaper ads around maternity wards (and even pitchmen -for baby products, who haunt maternity wards with baskets full of freebies). -

    - Surveillance capitalism is segmenting times a billion. Diaper vendors can go -way beyond people in maternity wards (though they can do that, too, with -things like location-based mobile ads). They can target you based on -whether you’re reading articles about child-rearing, diapers, or a host of -other subjects, and data mining can suggest unobvious keywords to advertise -against. They can target you based on the articles you’ve recently -read. They can target you based on what you’ve recently purchased. They can -target you based on whether you receive emails or private messages about -these subjects — or even if you speak aloud about them (though Facebook and -the like convincingly claim that’s not happening — yet). -

    - This is seriously creepy. -

    - But it’s not mind control. -

    - It doesn’t deprive you of your free will. It doesn’t trick you. -

    - Think of how surveillance capitalism works in politics. Surveillance -capitalist companies sell political operatives the power to locate people -who might be receptive to their pitch. Candidates campaigning on finance -industry corruption seek people struggling with debt; candidates campaigning -on xenophobia seek out racists. Political operatives have always targeted -their message whether their intentions were honorable or not: Union -organizers set up pitches at factory gates, and white supremacists hand out -fliers at John Birch Society meetings. -

    - But this is an inexact and thus wasteful practice. The union organizer can’t -know which worker to approach on the way out of the factory gates and may -waste their time on a covert John Birch Society member; the white -supremacist doesn’t know which of the Birchers are so delusional that making -it to a meeting is as much as they can manage and which ones might be -convinced to cross the country to carry a tiki torch through the streets of -Charlottesville, Virginia. -

    - Because targeting improves the yields on political pitches, it can -accelerate the pace of political upheaval by making it possible for everyone -who has secretly wished for the toppling of an autocrat — or just an 11-term -incumbent politician — to find everyone else who feels the same way at very -low cost. This has been critical to the rapid crystallization of recent -political movements including Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street as -well as less savory players like the far-right white nationalist movements -that marched in Charlottesville. -

    - It’s important to differentiate this kind of political organizing from -influence campaigns; finding people who secretly agree with you isn’t the -same as convincing people to agree with you. The rise of phenomena like -nonbinary or otherwise nonconforming gender identities is often -characterized by reactionaries as the result of online brainwashing -campaigns that convince impressionable people that they have been secretly -queer all along. -

    - But the personal accounts of those who have come out tell a different story -where people who long harbored a secret about their gender were emboldened -by others coming forward and where people who knew that they were different -but lacked a vocabulary for discussing that difference learned the right -words from these low-cost means of finding people and learning about their -ideas. -

    2. Podstęp

    - Lies and fraud are pernicious, and surveillance capitalism supercharges them -through targeting. If you want to sell a fraudulent payday loan or subprime -mortgage, surveillance capitalism can help you find people who are both -desperate and unsophisticated and thus receptive to your pitch. This -accounts for the rise of many phenomena, like multilevel marketing schemes, -in which deceptive claims about potential earnings and the efficacy of sales -techniques are targeted at desperate people by advertising against search -queries that indicate, for example, someone struggling with ill-advised -loans. -

    - Surveillance capitalism also abets fraud by making it easy to locate other -people who have been similarly deceived, forming a community of people who -reinforce one another’s false beliefs. Think of the -forums where people who are being victimized by multilevel marketing -frauds gather to trade tips on how to improve their luck in peddling the -product. -

    - Sometimes, online deception involves replacing someone’s correct beliefs -with incorrect ones, as it does in the anti-vaccination movement, whose -victims are often people who start out believing in vaccines but are -convinced by seemingly plausible evidence that leads them into the false -belief that vaccines are harmful. -

    - But it’s much more common for fraud to succeed when it doesn’t have to -displace a true belief. When my daughter contracted head lice at daycare, -one of the daycare workers told me I could get rid of them by treating her -hair and scalp with olive oil. I didn’t know anything about head lice, and I -assumed that the daycare worker did, so I tried it (it didn’t work, and it -doesn’t work). It’s easy to end up with false beliefs when you simply don’t -know any better and when those beliefs are conveyed by someone who seems to -know what they’re doing. -

    - This is pernicious and difficult — and it’s also the kind of thing the -internet can help guard against by making true information available, -especially in a form that exposes the underlying deliberations among parties -with sharply divergent views, such as Wikipedia. But it’s not brainwashing; -it’s fraud. In the majority of cases, -the victims of these fraud campaigns have an informational void filled in -the customary way, by consulting a seemingly reliable source. If I look up -the length of the Brooklyn Bridge and learn that it is 5,800 feet long, but -in reality, it is 5,989 feet long, the underlying deception is a problem, -but it’s a problem with a simple remedy. It’s a very different problem from -the anti-vax issue in which someone’s true belief is displaced by a false -one by means of sophisticated persuasion. -

    3. Dominacja

    - Surveillance capitalism is the result of monopoly. Monopoly is the cause, -and surveillance capitalism and its negative outcomes are the effects of -monopoly. I’ll get into this in depth later, but for now, suffice it to say -that the tech industry has grown up with a radical theory of antitrust that -has allowed companies to grow by merging with their rivals, buying up their -nascent competitors, and expanding to control whole market verticals. -

    - One example of how monopolism aids in persuasion is through dominance: -Google makes editorial decisions about its algorithms that determine the -sort order of the responses to our queries. If a cabal of fraudsters have -set out to trick the world into thinking that the Brooklyn Bridge is 5,800 -feet long, and if Google gives a high search rank to this group in response -to queries like “How long is the Brooklyn Bridge?” then the -first eight or 10 screens’ worth of Google results could be wrong. And since -most people don’t go beyond the first couple of results — let alone the -first page of results — Google’s choice means that many -people will be deceived. -

    - Google’s dominance over search — more than 86% of web searches are performed -through Google — means that the way it orders its search results has an -outsized effect on public beliefs. Ironically, Google claims this is why it -can’t afford to have any transparency in its algorithm design: Google’s -search dominance makes the results of its sorting too important to risk -telling the world how it arrives at those results lest some bad actor -discover a flaw in the ranking system and exploit it to push its point of -view to the top of the search results. There’s an obvious remedy to a -company that is too big to audit: break it up into smaller pieces. -

    - Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a “rogue capitalism” whose -data-hoarding and machine-learning techniques rob us of our free will. But -influence campaigns that seek to displace existing, correct beliefs with -false ones have an effect that is small and temporary while monopolistic -dominance over informational systems has massive, enduring -effects. Controlling the results to the world’s search queries means -controlling access both to arguments and their rebuttals and, thus, control -over much of the world’s beliefs. If our concern is how corporations are -foreclosing on our ability to make up our own minds and determine our own -futures, the impact of dominance far exceeds the impact of manipulation and -should be central to our analysis and any remedies we seek. -

    4. Omijanie naszych racjonalnych zdolności

    - This is the good stuff: using machine learning, -“dark patterns,” engagement hacking, and other techniques to -get us to do things that run counter to our better judgment. This is mind -control. -

    - Some of these techniques have proven devastatingly effective (if only in the -short term). The use of countdown timers on a purchase completion page can -create a sense of urgency that causes you to ignore the nagging internal -voice suggesting that you should shop around or sleep on your decision. The -use of people from your social graph in ads can provide “social -proof” that a purchase is worth making. Even the auction system -pioneered by eBay is calculated to play on our cognitive blind spots, -letting us feel like we “own” something because we bid on it, -thus encouraging us to bid again when we are outbid to ensure that -“our” things stay ours. -

    - Games are extraordinarily good at this. “Free to play” games -manipulate us through many techniques, such as presenting players with a -series of smoothly escalating challenges that create a sense of mastery and -accomplishment but which sharply transition into a set of challenges that -are impossible to overcome without paid upgrades. Add some social proof to -the mix — a stream of notifications about how well your friends are faring — -and before you know it, you’re buying virtual power-ups to get to the next -level. -

    - Companies have risen and fallen on these techniques, and the -“fallen” part is worth paying attention to. In general, living -things adapt to stimulus: Something that is very compelling or noteworthy -when you first encounter it fades with repetition until you stop noticing it -altogether. Consider the refrigerator hum that irritates you when it starts -up but disappears into the background so thoroughly that you only notice it -when it stops again. -

    - That’s why behavioral conditioning uses “intermittent reinforcement -schedules.” Instead of giving you a steady drip of encouragement or -setbacks, games and gamified services scatter rewards on a randomized -schedule — often enough to keep you interested and random enough that you -can never quite find the pattern that would make it boring. -

    - Intermittent reinforcement is a powerful behavioral tool, but it also -represents a collective action problem for surveillance capitalism. The -“engagement techniques” invented by the behaviorists of -surveillance capitalist companies are quickly copied across the whole sector -so that what starts as a mysteriously compelling fillip in the design of a -service—like “pull to refresh” or alerts when someone likes -your posts or side quests that your characters get invited to while in the -midst of main quests—quickly becomes dully ubiquitous. The -impossible-to-nail-down nonpattern of randomized drips from your phone -becomes a grey-noise wall of sound as every single app and site starts to -make use of whatever seems to be working at the time. -

    - From the surveillance capitalist’s point of view, our adaptive capacity is -like a harmful bacterium that deprives it of its food source — our attention -— and novel techniques for snagging that attention are like new antibiotics -that can be used to breach our defenses and destroy our -self-determination. And there are techniques like -that. Who can forget the Great Zynga Epidemic, when all of our friends were -caught in FarmVille’s endless, mindless dopamine loops? -But every new attention-commanding technique is jumped on by the whole -industry and used so indiscriminately that antibiotic resistance sets -in. Given enough repetition, almost all of us develop immunity to even the -most powerful techniques — by 2013, two years after Zynga’s peak, its user -base had halved. -

    - Not everyone, of course. Some people never adapt to stimulus, just as some -people never stop hearing the hum of the refrigerator. This is why most -people who are exposed to slot machines play them for a while and then move -on while a small and tragic minority liquidate their kids’ college funds, -buy adult diapers, and position themselves in front of a machine until they -collapse. -

    - But surveillance capitalism’s margins on behavioral modification -suck. Tripling the rate at which someone buys a widget sounds great unless -the base rate is way less than 1% with an improved rate of… still -less than 1%. Even penny slot machines pull down pennies for every spin -while surveillance capitalism rakes in infinitesimal penny fractions. -

    - Slot machines’ high returns mean that they can be profitable just by -draining the fortunes of the small rump of people who are pathologically -vulnerable to them and unable to adapt to their tricks. But surveillance -capitalism can’t survive on the fractional pennies it brings down from that -vulnerable sliver — that’s why, after the Great Zynga Epidemic had finally -burned itself out, the small number of still-addicted players left behind -couldn’t sustain it as a global phenomenon. And new powerful attention -weapons aren’t easy to find, as is evidenced by the long years since the -last time Zynga had a hit. Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars that -Zynga has to spend on developing new tools to blast through our adaptation, -it has never managed to repeat the lucky accident that let it snag so much -of our attention for a brief moment in 2009. Powerhouses like Supercell have -fared a little better, but they are rare and throw away many failures for -every success. -

    - The vulnerability of small segments of the population to dramatic, efficient -corporate manipulation is a real concern that’s worthy of our attention and -energy. But it’s not an existential threat to society. -

    Jeśli dane są nowym paliwem, to silnik kapitalistycznych systemów nadzoru ma -wyciek

    - This adaptation problem offers an explanation for one of surveillance -capitalism’s most alarming traits: its relentless hunger for data and its -endless expansion of data-gathering capabilities through the spread of -sensors, online surveillance, and acquisition of data streams from third -parties. -

    - Zuboff observes this phenomenon and concludes that data must be very -valuable if surveillance capitalism is so hungry for it. (In her words: -“Just as industrial capitalism was driven to the continuous -intensification of the means of production, so surveillance capitalists and -their market players are now locked into the continuous intensification of -the means of behavioral modification and the gathering might of -instrumentarian power.”) But what if the voracious appetite is -because data has such a short half-life — because people become inured so -quickly to new, data-driven persuasion techniques — that the companies are -locked in an arms race with our limbic system? What if it’s all a Red -Queen’s race where they have to run ever faster — collect ever-more data — -just to stay in the same spot? -

    - Of course, all of Big Tech’s persuasion techniques work in concert with one -another, and collecting data is useful beyond mere behavioral trickery. -

    - If someone wants to recruit you to buy a refrigerator or join a pogrom, they -might use profiling and targeting to send messages to people they judge to -be good sales prospects. The messages themselves may be deceptive, making -claims about things you’re not very knowledgeable about (food safety and -energy efficiency or eugenics and historical claims about racial -superiority). They might use search engine optimization and/or armies of -fake reviewers and commenters and/or paid placement to dominate the -discourse so that any search for further information takes you back to their -messages. And finally, they may refine the different pitches using machine -learning and other techniques to figure out what kind of pitch works best on -someone like you. -

    - Each phase of this process benefits from surveillance: The more data they -have, the more precisely they can profile you and target you with specific -messages. Think of how you’d sell a fridge if you knew that the warranty on -your prospect’s fridge just expired and that they were expecting a tax -rebate in April. -

    - Also, the more data they have, the better they can craft deceptive messages -— if I know that you’re into genealogy, I might not try to feed you -pseudoscience about genetic differences between “races,” -sticking instead to conspiratorial secret histories of “demographic -replacement” and the like. -

    - Facebook also helps you locate people who have the same odious or antisocial -views as you. It makes it possible to find other people who want to carry -tiki torches through the streets of Charlottesville in Confederate -cosplay. It can help you find other people who want to join your militia and -go to the border to look for undocumented migrants to terrorize. It can help -you find people who share your belief that vaccines are poison and that the -Earth is flat. -

    - There is one way in which targeted advertising uniquely benefits those -advocating for socially unacceptable causes: It is invisible. Racism is -widely geographically dispersed, and there are few places where racists — -and only racists — gather. This is similar to the problem of selling -refrigerators in that potential refrigerator purchasers are geographically -dispersed and there are few places where you can buy an ad that will be -primarily seen by refrigerator customers. But buying a refrigerator is -socially acceptable while being a Nazi is not, so you can buy a billboard or -advertise in the newspaper sports section for your refrigerator business, -and the only potential downside is that your ad will be seen by a lot of -people who don’t want refrigerators, resulting in a lot of wasted expense. -

    - But even if you wanted to advertise your Nazi movement on a billboard or -prime-time TV or the sports section, you would struggle to find anyone -willing to sell you the space for your ad partly because they disagree with -your views and partly because they fear censure (boycott, reputational -damage, etc.) from other people who disagree with your views. -

    - Targeted ads solve this problem: On the internet, every ad unit can be -different for every person, meaning that you can buy ads that are only shown -to people who appear to be Nazis and not to people who hate Nazis. When -there’s spillover — when someone who hates racism is shown a racist -recruiting ad — there is some fallout; the platform or publication might get -an angry public or private denunciation. But the nature of the risk assumed -by an online ad buyer is different than the risks to a traditional publisher -or billboard owner who might want to run a Nazi ad. -

    - Online ads are placed by algorithms that broker between a diverse ecosystem -of self-serve ad platforms that anyone can buy an ad through, so the Nazi ad -that slips onto your favorite online publication isn’t seen as their moral -failing but rather as a failure in some distant, upstream ad supplier. When -a publication gets a complaint about an offensive ad that’s appearing in one -of its units, it can take some steps to block that ad, but the Nazi might -buy a slightly different ad from a different broker serving the same -unit. And in any event, internet users increasingly understand that when -they see an ad, it’s likely that the advertiser did not choose that -publication and that the publication has no idea who its advertisers are. -

    - These layers of indirection between advertisers and publishers serve as -moral buffers: Today’s moral consensus is largely that publishers shouldn’t -be held responsible for the ads that appear on their pages because they’re -not actively choosing to put those ads there. Because of this, Nazis are -able to overcome significant barriers to organizing their movement. -

    - Data has a complex relationship with domination. Being able to spy on your -customers can alert you to their preferences for your rivals and allow you -to head off your rivals at the pass. -

    - More importantly, if you can dominate the information space while also -gathering data, then you make other deceptive tactics stronger because it’s -harder to break out of the web of deceit you’re spinning. Domination — that -is, ultimately becoming a monopoly — and not the data itself is the -supercharger that makes every tactic worth pursuing because monopolistic -domination deprives your target of an escape route. -

    - If you’re a Nazi who wants to ensure that your prospects primarily see -deceptive, confirming information when they search for more, you can improve -your odds by seeding the search terms they use through your initial -communications. You don’t need to own the top 10 results for “voter -suppression” if you can convince your marks to confine their search -terms to “voter fraud,” which throws up a very different set of -search results. -

    - Surveillance capitalists are like stage mentalists who claim that their -extraordinary insights into human behavior let them guess the word that you -wrote down and folded up in your pocket but who really use shills, hidden -cameras, sleight of hand, and brute-force memorization to amaze you. -

    - Or perhaps they’re more like pick-up artists, the misogynistic cult that -promises to help awkward men have sex with women by teaching them -“neurolinguistic programming” phrases, body language -techniques, and psychological manipulation tactics like -“negging” — offering unsolicited negative feedback to women to -lower their self-esteem and prick their interest. -

    - Some pick-up artists eventually manage to convince women to go home with -them, but it’s not because these men have figured out how to bypass women’s -critical faculties. Rather, pick-up artists’ “success” stories -are a mix of women who were incapable of giving consent, women who were -coerced, women who were intoxicated, self-destructive women, and a few women -who were sober and in command of their faculties but who didn’t realize -straightaway that they were with terrible men but rectified the error as -soon as they could. -

    - Pick-up artists believe they have figured out a secret -back door that bypasses women’s critical faculties, but they haven’t. Many -of the tactics they deploy, like negging, became the butt of jokes (just -like people joke about bad ad targeting), and there’s a good chance that -anyone they try these tactics on will immediately recognize them and dismiss -the men who use them as irredeemable losers. -

    - Pick-up artists are proof that people can believe they have developed a -system of mind control even when it doesn’t -work. Pick-up artists simply exploit the fact that -one-in-a-million chances can come through for you if you make a million -attempts, and then they assume that the other 999,999 times, they simply -performed the technique incorrectly and commit themselves to doing better -next time. There’s only one group of people who find pick-up artist lore -reliably convincing: other would-be pick-up artists whose anxiety and -insecurity make them vulnerable to scammers and delusional men who convince -them that if they pay for tutelage and follow instructions, then they will -someday succeed. Pick-up artists assume they fail to entice women because -they are bad at being pick-up artists, not because pick-up artistry is -bullshit. Pick-up artists are bad at selling themselves to women, but -they’re much better at selling themselves to men who pay to learn the -secrets of pick-up artistry. -

    - Department store pioneer John Wanamaker is said to have lamented, -“Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I -don’t know which half.” The fact that Wanamaker thought that only -half of his advertising spending was wasted is a tribute to the -persuasiveness of advertising executives, who are much -better at convincing potential clients to buy their services than they are -at convincing the general public to buy their clients’ wares. -

    Co to jest Facebook?

    - Facebook is heralded as the origin of all of our modern plagues, and it’s -not hard to see why. Some tech companies want to lock their users in but -make their money by monopolizing access to the market for apps for their -devices and gouging them on prices rather than by spying on them (like -Apple). Some companies don’t care about locking in users because they’ve -figured out how to spy on them no matter where they are and what they’re -doing and can turn that surveillance into money (Google). Facebook alone -among the Western tech giants has built a business based on locking in its -users and spying on them all the time. -

    - Facebook’s surveillance regime is really without parallel in the Western -world. Though Facebook tries to prevent itself from being visible on the -public web, hiding most of what goes on there from people unless they’re -logged into Facebook, the company has nevertheless booby-trapped the entire -web with surveillance tools in the form of Facebook “Like” -buttons that web publishers include on their sites to boost their Facebook -profiles. Facebook also makes various libraries and other useful code -snippets available to web publishers that act as surveillance tendrils on -the sites where they’re used, funneling information about visitors to the -site — newspapers, dating sites, message boards — to Facebook. -

    - Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but -because it is big. -

    - Facebook offers similar tools to app developers, so the apps — games, fart -machines, business review services, apps for keeping abreast of your kid’s -schooling — you use will send information about your activities to Facebook -even if you don’t have a Facebook account and even if you don’t download or -use Facebook apps. On top of all that, Facebook buys data from third-party -brokers on shopping habits, physical location, use of “loyalty” -programs, financial transactions, etc., and cross-references that with the -dossiers it develops on activity on Facebook and with apps and the public -web. -

    - Though it’s easy to integrate the web with Facebook — linking to news -stories and such — Facebook products are generally not available to be -integrated back into the web itself. You can embed a tweet in a Facebook -post, but if you embed a Facebook post in a tweet, you just get a link back -to Facebook and must log in before you can see it. Facebook has used extreme -technological and legal countermeasures to prevent rivals from allowing -their users to embed Facebook snippets in competing services or to create -alternative interfaces to Facebook that merge your Facebook inbox with those -of other services that you use. -

    - And Facebook is incredibly popular, with 2.3 billion claimed users (though -many believe this figure to be inflated). Facebook has been used to organize -genocidal pogroms, racist riots, anti-vaccination movements, flat Earth -cults, and the political lives of some of the world’s ugliest, most brutal -autocrats. There are some really alarming things going on in the world, and -Facebook is implicated in many of them, so it’s easy to conclude that these -bad things are the result of Facebook’s mind-control system, which it rents -out to anyone with a few bucks to spend. -

    - To understand what role Facebook plays in the formulation and mobilization -of antisocial movements, we need to understand the dual nature of Facebook. -

    - Because it has a lot of users and a lot of data about those users, Facebook -is a very efficient tool for locating people with hard-to-find traits, the -kinds of traits that are widely diffused in the population such that -advertisers have historically struggled to find a cost-effective way to -reach them. Think back to refrigerators: Most of us only replace our major -appliances a few times in our entire lives. If you’re a refrigerator -manufacturer or retailer, you have these brief windows in the life of a -consumer during which they are pondering a purchase, and you have to somehow -reach them. Anyone who’s ever registered a title change after buying a house -can attest that appliance manufacturers are incredibly desperate to reach -anyone who has even the slenderest chance of being in the market for a new -fridge. -

    - Facebook makes finding people shopping for refrigerators a -lot easier. It can target ads to people who’ve -registered a new home purchase, to people who’ve searched for refrigerator -buying advice, to people who have complained about their fridge dying, or -any combination thereof. It can even target people who’ve recently bought -other kitchen appliances on the theory that someone -who’s just replaced their stove and dishwasher might be in a fridge-buying -kind of mood. The vast majority of people who are reached by these ads will -not be in the market for a new fridge, but — crucially — the percentage of -people who are looking for fridges that these ads reach -is much larger than it is than for any group that might -be subjected to traditional, offline targeted refrigerator marketing. -

    - Facebook also makes it a lot easier to find people who have the same rare -disease as you, which might have been impossible in earlier eras — the -closest fellow sufferer might otherwise be hundreds of miles away. It makes -it easier to find people who went to the same high school as you even though -decades have passed and your former classmates have all been scattered to -the four corners of the Earth. -

    - Facebook also makes it much easier to find people who hold the same rare -political beliefs as you. If you’ve always harbored a secret affinity for -socialism but never dared utter this aloud lest you be demonized by your -neighbors, Facebook can help you discover other people who feel the same way -(and it might just demonstrate to you that your affinity is more widespread -than you ever suspected). It can make it easier to find people who share -your sexual identity. And again, it can help you to understand that what -you thought was a shameful secret that affected only you was really a widely -shared trait, giving you both comfort and the courage to come out to the -people in your life. -

    - All of this presents a dilemma for Facebook: Targeting makes the company’s -ads more effective than traditional ads, but it also lets advertisers see -just how effective their ads are. While advertisers are pleased to learn -that Facebook ads are more effective than ads on systems with less -sophisticated targeting, advertisers can also see that in nearly every case, -the people who see their ads ignore them. Or, at best, the ads work on a -subconscious level, creating nebulous unmeasurables like “brand -recognition.” This means that the price per ad is very low in nearly -every case. -

    - To make things worse, many Facebook groups spark precious little -discussion. Your little-league soccer team, the people with the same rare -disease as you, and the people you share a political affinity with may -exchange the odd flurry of messages at critical junctures, but on a daily -basis, there’s not much to say to your old high school chums or other -hockey-card collectors. -

    - With nothing but “organic” discussion, Facebook would not -generate enough traffic to sell enough ads to make the money it needs to -continually expand by buying up its competitors while returning handsome -sums to its investors. -

    - So Facebook has to gin up traffic by sidetracking its own forums: Every time -Facebook’s algorithm injects controversial materials — inflammatory -political articles, conspiracy theories, outrage stories — into a group, it -can hijack that group’s nominal purpose with its desultory discussions and -supercharge those discussions by turning them into bitter, unproductive -arguments that drag on and on. Facebook is optimized for engagement, not -happiness, and it turns out that automated systems are pretty good at -figuring out things that people will get angry about. -

    - Facebook can modify our behavior but only in a couple -of trivial ways. First, it can lock in all your friends and family members -so that you check and check and check with Facebook to find out what they -are up to; and second, it can make you angry and anxious. It can force you -to choose between being interrupted constantly by updates — a process that -breaks your concentration and makes it hard to be introspective — and -staying in touch with your friends. This is a very limited form of mind -control, and it can only really make us miserable, angry, and anxious. -

    - This is why Facebook’s targeting systems — both the ones it shows to -advertisers and the ones that let users find people who share their -interests — are so next-gen and smooth and easy to use as well as why its -message boards have a toolset that seems like it hasn’t changed since the -mid-2000s. If Facebook delivered an equally flexible, sophisticated -message-reading system to its users, those users could defend themselves -against being nonconsensually eyeball-fucked with Donald Trump headlines. -

    - The more time you spend on Facebook, the more ads it gets to show you. The -solution to Facebook’s ads only working one in a thousand times is for the -company to try to increase how much time you spend on Facebook by a factor -of a thousand. Rather than thinking of Facebook as a company that has -figured out how to show you exactly the right ad in exactly the right way to -get you to do what its advertisers want, think of it as a company that has -figured out how to make you slog through an endless torrent of arguments -even though they make you miserable, spending so much time on the site that -it eventually shows you at least one ad that you respond to. -

    Monopol i prawo do czasu przyszłego

    - Zuboff and her cohort are particularly alarmed at the extent to which -surveillance allows corporations to influence our decisions, taking away -something she poetically calls “the right to the future tense” -— that is, the right to decide for yourself what you will do in the future. -

    - It’s true that advertising can tip the scales one way or another: When -you’re thinking of buying a fridge, a timely fridge ad might end the search -on the spot. But Zuboff puts enormous and undue weight on the persuasive -power of surveillance-based influence techniques. Most of these don’t work -very well, and the ones that do won’t work for very long. The makers of -these influence tools are confident they will someday refine them into -systems of total control, but they are hardly unbiased observers, and the -risks from their dreams coming true are very speculative. -

    - By contrast, Zuboff is rather sanguine about 40 years of lax antitrust -practice that has allowed a handful of companies to dominate the internet, -ushering in an information age with, as one person -on Twitter noted, five giant websites each filled with screenshots -of the other four. -

    - However, if we are to be alarmed that we might lose the right to choose for -ourselves what our future will hold, then monopoly’s nonspeculative, -concrete, here-and-now harms should be front and center in our debate over -tech policy. -

    - Start with “digital rights management.” In 1998, Bill Clinton -signed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) into law. It’s a complex -piece of legislation with many controversial clauses but none more so than -Section 1201, the “anti-circumvention” rule. -

    - This is a blanket ban on tampering with systems that restrict access to -copyrighted works. The ban is so thoroughgoing that it prohibits removing a -copyright lock even when no copyright infringement takes place. This is by -design: The activities that the DMCA’s Section 1201 sets out to ban are not -copyright infringements; rather, they are legal activities that frustrate -manufacturers’ commercial plans. -

    - For example, Section 1201’s first major application was on DVD players as a -means of enforcing the region coding built into those devices. DVD-CCA, the -body that standardized DVDs and DVD players, divided the world into six -regions and specified that DVD players must check each disc to determine -which regions it was authorized to be played in. DVD players would have -their own corresponding region (a DVD player bought in the U.S. would be -region 1 while one bought in India would be region 5). If the player and the -disc’s region matched, the player would play the disc; otherwise, it would -reject it. -

    - However, watching a lawfully produced disc in a country other than the one -where you purchased it is not copyright infringement — it’s the -opposite. Copyright law imposes this duty on customers for a movie: You must -go into a store, find a licensed disc, and pay the asking price. Do that — -and nothing else — and you and copyright are square -with one another. -

    - The fact that a movie studio wants to charge Indians less than Americans or -release in Australia later than it releases in the U.K. has no bearing on -copyright law. Once you lawfully acquire a DVD, it is no copyright -infringement to watch it no matter where you happen to be. -

    - So DVD and DVD player manufacturers would not be able to use accusations of -abetting copyright infringement to punish manufacturers who made -noncompliant players that would play discs from any region or repair shops -that modified players to let you watch out-of-region discs or software -programmers who created programs to let you do this. -

    - That’s where Section 1201 of the DMCA comes in: By banning tampering with an -“access control,” the rule gave manufacturers and rights -holders standing to sue competitors who released superior products with -lawful features that the market demanded (in this case, region-free -players). -

    - This is an odious scam against consumers, but as time went by, Section 1201 -grew to encompass a rapidly expanding constellation of devices and services -as canny manufacturers have realized certain things: -

    • - Any device with software in it contains a “copyrighted work” — -i.e., the software. -

    • - A device can be designed so that reconfiguring the software requires -bypassing an “access control for copyrighted works,” which is a -potential felony under Section 1201. -

    • - Thus, companies can control their customers’ behavior after they take home -their purchases by designing products so that all unpermitted uses require -modifications that fall afoul of Section 1201. -

    - Section 1201 then becomes a means for manufacturers of all descriptions to -force their customers to arrange their affairs to benefit the manufacturers’ -shareholders instead of themselves. -

    - This manifests in many ways: from a new generation of inkjet printers that -use countermeasures to prevent third-party ink that cannot be bypassed -without legal risks to similar systems in tractors that prevent third-party -technicians from swapping in the manufacturer’s own parts that are not -recognized by the tractor’s control system until it is supplied with a -manufacturer’s unlock code. -

    - Closer to home, Apple’s iPhones use these measures to prevent both -third-party service and third-party software installation. This allows Apple -to decide when an iPhone is beyond repair and must be shredded and -landfilled as opposed to the iPhone’s purchaser. (Apple is notorious for its -environmentally catastrophic policy of destroying old electronics rather -than permitting them to be cannibalized for parts.) This is a very useful -power to wield, especially in light of CEO Tim Cook’s January 2019 warning -to investors that the company’s profits are endangered by customers choosing -to hold onto their phones for longer rather than replacing them. -

    - Apple’s use of copyright locks also allows it to establish a monopoly over -how its customers acquire software for their mobile devices. The App Store’s -commercial terms guarantee Apple a share of all revenues generated by the -apps sold there, meaning that Apple gets paid when you buy an app from its -store and then continues to get paid every time you buy something using that -app. This comes out of the bottom line of software developers, who must -either charge more or accept lower profits for their products. -

    - Crucially, Apple’s use of copyright locks gives it the power to make -editorial decisions about which apps you may and may not install on your own -device. Apple has used this power to reject -dictionaries for containing obscene words; to limit -political speech, especially from apps that make sensitive political -commentary such as an app that notifies you every time a U.S. drone kills -someone somewhere in the world; and to object -to a game that commented on the Israel-Palestine conflict. -

    - Apple often justifies monopoly power over software installation in the name -of security, arguing that its vetting of apps for its store means that it -can guard its users against apps that contain surveillance code. But this -cuts both ways. In China, the government ordered -Apple to prohibit the sale of privacy tools like VPNs with the -exception of VPNs that had deliberately introduced flaws designed to let the -Chinese state eavesdrop on users. Because Apple uses technological -countermeasures — with legal backstops — to block customers from installing -unauthorized apps, Chinese iPhone owners cannot readily (or legally) acquire -VPNs that would protect them from Chinese state snooping. -

    - Zuboff calls surveillance capitalism a “rogue capitalism.” -Theoreticians of capitalism claim that its virtue is that it aggregates information in -the form of consumers’ decisions, producing efficient -markets. Surveillance capitalism’s supposed power to rob its victims of -their free will through computationally supercharged influence campaigns -means that our markets no longer aggregate customers’ decisions because we -customers no longer decide — we are given orders by surveillance -capitalism’s mind-control rays. -

    - If our concern is that markets cease to function when consumers can no -longer make choices, then copyright locks should concern us at -least as much as influence campaigns. An influence -campaign might nudge you to buy a certain brand of phone; but the copyright -locks on that phone absolutely determine where you get it serviced, which -apps can run on it, and when you have to throw it away rather than fixing -it. -

    Porządek wyszukiwania i prawo do czasu przyszłego

    - Markets are posed as a kind of magic: By discovering otherwise hidden -information conveyed by the free choices of consumers, those consumers’ -local knowledge is integrated into a self-correcting system that makes -efficient allocations—more efficient than any computer could calculate. But -monopolies are incompatible with that notion. When you only have one app -store, the owner of the store — not the consumer — decides on the range of -choices. As Boss Tweed once said, “I don’t care who does the electing, -so long as I get to do the nominating.” A monopolized market is an -election whose candidates are chosen by the monopolist. -

    - This ballot rigging is made more pernicious by the existence of monopolies -over search order. Google’s search market share is about 90%. When Google’s -ranking algorithm puts a result for a popular search term in its top 10, -that helps determine the behavior of millions of people. If Google’s answer -to “Are vaccines dangerous?” is a page that rebuts anti-vax -conspiracy theories, then a sizable portion of the public will learn that -vaccines are safe. If, on the other hand, Google sends those people to a -site affirming the anti-vax conspiracies, a sizable portion of those -millions will come away convinced that vaccines are dangerous. -

    - Google’s algorithm is often tricked into serving disinformation as a -prominent search result. But in these cases, Google isn’t persuading people -to change their minds; it’s just presenting something untrue as fact when -the user has no cause to doubt it. -

    - This is true whether the search is for “Are vaccines -dangerous?” or “best restaurants near me.” Most users -will never look past the first page of search results, and when the -overwhelming majority of people all use the same search engine, the ranking -algorithm deployed by that search engine will determine myriad outcomes -(whether to adopt a child, whether to have cancer surgery, where to eat -dinner, where to move, where to apply for a job) to a degree that vastly -outstrips any behavioral outcomes dictated by algorithmic persuasion -techniques. -

    - Many of the questions we ask search engines have no empirically correct -answers: “Where should I eat dinner?” is not an objective -question. Even questions that do have correct answers (“Are vaccines -dangerous?”) don’t have one empirically superior source for that -answer. Many pages affirm the safety of vaccines, so which one goes first? -Under conditions of competition, consumers can choose from many search -engines and stick with the one whose algorithmic judgment suits them best, -but under conditions of monopoly, we all get our answers from the same -place. -

    - Google’s search dominance isn’t a matter of pure merit: The company has -leveraged many tactics that would have been prohibited under classical, -pre-Ronald-Reagan antitrust enforcement standards to attain its -dominance. After all, this is a company that has developed two major -products: a really good search engine and a pretty good Hotmail clone. Every -other major success it’s had — Android, YouTube, Google Maps, etc. — has -come through an acquisition of a nascent competitor. Many of the company’s -key divisions, such as the advertising technology of DoubleClick, violate -the historical antitrust principle of structural separation, which forbade -firms from owning subsidiaries that competed with their -customers. Railroads, for example, were barred from owning freight companies -that competed with the shippers whose freight they carried. -

    - If we’re worried about giant companies subverting markets by stripping -consumers of their ability to make free choices, then vigorous antitrust -enforcement seems like an excellent remedy. If we’d denied Google the right -to effect its many mergers, we would also have probably denied it its total -search dominance. Without that dominance, the pet theories, biases, errors -(and good judgment, too) of Google search engineers and product managers -would not have such an outsized effect on consumer choice. -

    - This goes for many other companies. Amazon, a classic surveillance -capitalist, is obviously the dominant tool for searching Amazon — though -many people find their way to Amazon through Google searches and Facebook -posts — and obviously, Amazon controls Amazon search. That means that -Amazon’s own self-serving editorial choices—like promoting its own house -brands over rival goods from its sellers as well as its own pet theories, -biases, and errors— determine much of what we buy on Amazon. And since -Amazon is the dominant e-commerce retailer outside of China and since it -attained that dominance by buying up both large rivals and nascent -competitors in defiance of historical antitrust rules, we can blame the -monopoly for stripping consumers of their right to the future tense and the -ability to shape markets by making informed choices. -

    - Not every monopolist is a surveillance capitalist, but that doesn’t mean -they’re not able to shape consumer choices in wide-ranging ways. Zuboff -lauds Apple for its App Store and iTunes Store, insisting that adding price -tags to the features on its platforms has been the secret to resisting -surveillance and thus creating markets. But Apple is the only retailer -allowed to sell on its platforms, and it’s the second-largest mobile device -vendor in the world. The independent software vendors that sell through -Apple’s marketplace accuse the company of the same surveillance sins as -Amazon and other big retailers: spying on its customers to find lucrative -new products to launch, effectively using independent software vendors as -free-market researchers, then forcing them out of any markets they discover. -

    - Because of its use of copyright locks, Apple’s mobile customers are not -legally allowed to switch to a rival retailer for its apps if they want to -do so on an iPhone. Apple, obviously, is the only entity that gets to decide -how it ranks the results of search queries in its stores. These decisions -ensure that some apps are often installed (because they appear on page one) -and others are never installed (because they appear on page one -million). Apple’s search-ranking design decisions have a vastly more -significant effect on consumer behaviors than influence campaigns delivered -by surveillance capitalism’s ad-serving bots. -

    Monopoliści mogą sobie pozwolić na proszki nasenne dla strażników

    - Only the most extreme market ideologues think that markets can self-regulate -without state oversight. Markets need watchdogs — regulators, lawmakers, and -other elements of democratic control — to keep them honest. When these -watchdogs sleep on the job, then markets cease to aggregate consumer choices -because those choices are constrained by illegitimate and deceptive -activities that companies are able to get away with because no one is -holding them to account. -

    - But this kind of regulatory capture doesn’t come cheap. In competitive -sectors, where rivals are constantly eroding one another’s margins, -individual firms lack the surplus capital to effectively lobby for laws and -regulations that serve their ends. -

    - Many of the harms of surveillance capitalism are the result of weak or -nonexistent regulation. Those regulatory vacuums spring from the power of -monopolists to resist stronger regulation and to tailor what regulation -exists to permit their existing businesses. -

    - Here’s an example: When firms over-collect and over-retain our data, they -are at increased risk of suffering a breach — you can’t leak data you never -collected, and once you delete all copies of that data, you can no longer -leak it. For more than a decade, we’ve lived through an endless parade of -ever-worsening data breaches, each one uniquely horrible in the scale of -data breached and the sensitivity of that data. -

    - But still, firms continue to over-collect and over-retain our data for three -reasons: -

    - 1. They are locked in the aforementioned limbic arms -race with our capacity to shore up our attentional defense systems to resist -their new persuasion techniques. They’re also locked in an arms -race with their competitors to find new ways to target people for sales -pitches. As soon as they discover a soft spot in our attentional defenses (a -counterintuitive, unobvious way to target potential refrigerator buyers), -the public begins to wise up to the tactic, and their competitors leap on -it, hastening the day in which all potential refrigerator buyers have been -inured to the pitch. -

    - 2. They believe the surveillance capitalism -story. Data is cheap to aggregate and store, and both proponents -and opponents of surveillance capitalism have assured managers and product -designers that if you collect enough data, you will be able to perform -sorcerous acts of mind control, thus supercharging your sales. Even if you -never figure out how to profit from the data, someone else will eventually -offer to buy it from you to give it a try. This is the hallmark of all -economic bubbles: acquiring an asset on the assumption that someone else -will buy it from you for more than you paid for it, often to sell to someone -else at an even greater price. -

    - 3. The penalties for leaking data are -negligible. Most countries limit these penalties to actual -damages, meaning that consumers who’ve had their data breached have to show -actual monetary harms to get a reward. In 2014, Home Depot disclosed that it -had lost credit-card data for 53 million of its customers, but it settled -the matter by paying those customers about $0.34 each — and a third of that -$0.34 wasn’t even paid in cash. It took the form of a credit to procure a -largely ineffectual credit-monitoring service. -

    - But the harms from breaches are much more extensive than these -actual-damages rules capture. Identity thieves and fraudsters are wily and -endlessly inventive. All the vast breaches of our century are being -continuously recombined, the data sets merged and mined for new ways to -victimize the people whose data was present in them. Any reasonable, -evidence-based theory of deterrence and compensation for breaches would not -confine damages to actual damages but rather would allow users to claim -these future harms. -

    - However, even the most ambitious privacy rules, such as the EU General Data -Protection Regulation, fall far short of capturing the negative -externalities of the platforms’ negligent over-collection and -over-retention, and what penalties they do provide are not aggressively -pursued by regulators. -

    - This tolerance of — or indifference to — data over-collection and -over-retention can be ascribed in part to the sheer lobbying muscle of the -platforms. They are so profitable that they can handily afford to divert -gigantic sums to fight any real change — that is, change that would force -them to internalize the costs of their surveillance activities. -

    - And then there’s state surveillance, which the surveillance capitalism story -dismisses as a relic of another era when the big worry was being jailed for -your dissident speech, not having your free will stripped away with machine -learning. -

    - But state surveillance and private surveillance are intimately related. As -we saw when Apple was conscripted by the Chinese government as a vital -collaborator in state surveillance, the only really affordable and tractable -way to conduct mass surveillance on the scale practiced by modern states — -both “free” and autocratic states — is to suborn commercial -services. -

    - Whether it’s Google being used as a location tracking tool by local law -enforcement across the U.S. or the use of social media tracking by the -Department of Homeland Security to build dossiers on participants in -protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s family separation -practices, any hard limits on surveillance capitalism would hamstring the -state’s own surveillance capability. Without Palantir, Amazon, Google, and -other major tech contractors, U.S. cops would not be able to spy on Black -people, ICE would not be able to manage the caging of children at the U.S. -border, and state welfare systems would not be able to purge their rolls by -dressing up cruelty as empiricism and claiming that poor and vulnerable -people are ineligible for assistance. At least some of the states’ -unwillingness to take meaningful action to curb surveillance should be -attributed to this symbiotic relationship. There is no mass state -surveillance without mass commercial surveillance. -

    - Monopolism is key to the project of mass state surveillance. It’s true that -smaller tech firms are apt to be less well-defended than Big Tech, whose -security experts are drawn from the tops of their field and who are given -enormous resources to secure and monitor their systems against -intruders. But smaller firms also have less to protect: fewer users whose -data is more fragmented across more systems and have to be suborned one at a -time by state actors. -

    - A concentrated tech sector that works with authorities is a much more -powerful ally in the project of mass state surveillance than a fragmented -one composed of smaller actors. The U.S. tech sector is small enough that -all of its top executives fit around a single boardroom table in Trump Tower -in 2017, shortly after Trump’s inauguration. Most of its biggest players bid -to win JEDI, the Pentagon’s $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense -Infrastructure cloud contract. Like other highly concentrated industries, -Big Tech rotates its key employees in and out of government service, sending -them to serve in the Department of Defense and the White House, then hiring -ex-Pentagon and ex-DOD top staffers and officers to work in their own -government relations departments. -

    - They can even make a good case for doing this: After all, when there are -only four or five big companies in an industry, everyone qualified to -regulate those companies has served as an executive in at least a couple of -them — because, likewise, when there are only five companies in an industry, -everyone qualified for a senior role at any of them is by definition working -at one of the other ones. -

    - While surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies certainly abet -surveillance. -

    - Industries that are competitive are fragmented — composed of companies that -are at each other’s throats all the time and eroding one another’s margins -in bids to steal their best customers. This leaves them with much more -limited capital to use to lobby for favorable rules and a much harder job of -getting everyone to agree to pool their resources to benefit the industry as -a whole. -

    - Surveillance combined with machine learning is supposed to be an existential -crisis, a species-defining moment at which our free will is just a few more -advances in the field from being stripped away. I am skeptical of this -claim, but I do think that tech poses an existential -threat to our society and possibly our species. -

    - But that threat grows out of monopoly. -

    - One of the consequences of tech’s regulatory capture is that it can shift -liability for poor security decisions onto its customers and the wider -society. It is absolutely normal in tech for companies to obfuscate the -workings of their products, to make them deliberately hard to understand, -and to threaten security researchers who seek to independently audit those -products. -

    - IT is the only field in which this is practiced: No one builds a bridge or a -hospital and keeps the composition of the steel or the equations used to -calculate load stresses a secret. It is a frankly bizarre practice that -leads, time and again, to grotesque security defects on farcical scales, -with whole classes of devices being revealed as vulnerable long after they -are deployed in the field and put into sensitive places. -

    - The monopoly power that keeps any meaningful consequences for breaches at -bay means that tech companies continue to build terrible products that are -insecure by design and that end up integrated into our lives, in possession -of our data, and connected to our physical world. For years, Boeing has -struggled with the aftermath of a series of bad technology decisions that -made its 737 fleet a global pariah, a rare instance in which bad tech -decisions have been seriously punished in the market. -

    - These bad security decisions are compounded yet again by the use of -copyright locks to enforce business-model decisions against -consumers. Recall that these locks have become the go-to means for shaping -consumer behavior, making it technically impossible to use third-party ink, -insulin, apps, or service depots in connection with your lawfully acquired -property. -

    - Recall also that these copyright locks are backstopped by legislation (such -as Section 1201 of the DMCA or Article 6 of the 2001 EU Copyright Directive) -that ban tampering with (“circumventing”) them, and these -statutes have been used to threaten security researchers who make -disclosures about vulnerabilities without permission from manufacturers. -

    - This amounts to a manufacturer’s veto over safety warnings and -criticism. While this is far from the legislative intent of the DMCA and its -sister statutes around the world, Congress has not intervened to clarify the -statute nor will it because to do so would run counter to the interests of -powerful, large firms whose lobbying muscle is unstoppable. -

    - Copyright locks are a double whammy: They create bad security decisions that -can’t be freely investigated or discussed. If markets are supposed to be -machines for aggregating information (and if surveillance capitalism’s -notional mind-control rays are what make it a “rogue -capitalism” because it denies consumers the power to make decisions), -then a program of legally enforced ignorance of the risks of products makes -monopolism even more of a “rogue capitalism” than surveillance -capitalism’s influence campaigns. -

    - And unlike mind-control rays, enforced silence over security is an -immediate, documented problem, and it does constitute -an existential threat to our civilization and possibly our species. The -proliferation of insecure devices — especially devices that spy on us and -especially when those devices also can manipulate the physical world by, -say, steering your car or flipping a breaker at a power station — is a kind -of technology debt. -

    - In software design, “technology debt” refers to old, baked-in -decisions that turn out to be bad ones in hindsight. Perhaps a long-ago -developer decided to incorporate a networking protocol made by a vendor that -has since stopped supporting it. But everything in the product still relies -on that superannuated protocol, and so, with each revision, the product team -has to work around this obsolete core, adding compatibility layers, -surrounding it with security checks that try to shore up its defenses, and -so on. These Band-Aid measures compound the debt because every subsequent -revision has to make allowances for them, too, like -interest mounting on a predatory subprime loan. And like a subprime loan, -the interest mounts faster than you can hope to pay it off: The product team -has to put so much energy into maintaining this complex, brittle system that -they don’t have any time left over to refactor the product from the ground -up and “pay off the debt” once and for all. -

    - Typically, technology debt results in a technological bankruptcy: The -product gets so brittle and unsustainable that it fails -catastrophically. Think of the antiquated COBOL-based banking and accounting -systems that fell over at the start of the pandemic emergency when -confronted with surges of unemployment claims. Sometimes that ends the -product; sometimes it takes the company down with it. Being caught in the -default of a technology debt is scary and traumatic, just like losing your -house due to bankruptcy is scary and traumatic. -

    - But the technology debt created by copyright locks isn’t individual debt; -it’s systemic. Everyone in the world is exposed to this over-leverage, as -was the case with the 2008 financial crisis. When that debt comes due — when -we face a cascade of security breaches that threaten global shipping and -logistics, the food supply, pharmaceutical production pipelines, emergency -communications, and other critical systems that are accumulating technology -debt in part due to the presence of deliberately insecure and deliberately -unauditable copyright locks — it will indeed pose an existential risk. -

    Prywatność a monopol

    - Many tech companies are gripped by an orthodoxy that holds that if they just -gather enough data on enough of our activities, everything else is possible -— the mind control and endless profits. This is an unfalsifiable hypothesis: -If data gives a tech company even a tiny improvement in behavior prediction -and modification, the company declares that it has taken the first step -toward global domination with no end in sight. If a company -fails to attain any improvements from gathering and -analyzing data, it declares success to be just around the corner, attainable -once more data is in hand. -

    - Surveillance tech is far from the first industry to embrace a nonsensical, -self-serving belief that harms the rest of the world, and it is not the -first industry to profit handsomely from such a delusion. Long before -hedge-fund managers were claiming (falsely) that they could beat the -S&P 500, there were plenty of other “respectable” -industries that have been revealed as quacks in hindsight. From the makers -of radium suppositories (a real thing!) to the cruel sociopaths who claimed -they could “cure” gay people, history is littered with the -formerly respectable titans of discredited industries. -

    - This is not to say that there’s nothing wrong with Big Tech and its -ideological addiction to data. While surveillance’s benefits are mostly -overstated, its harms are, if anything, understated. -

    - There’s real irony here. The belief in surveillance capitalism as a -“rogue capitalism” is driven by the belief that markets -wouldn’t tolerate firms that are gripped by false beliefs. An oil company -that has false beliefs about where the oil is will eventually go broke -digging dry wells after all. -

    - But monopolists get to do terrible things for a long time before they pay -the price. Think of how concentration in the finance sector allowed the -subprime crisis to fester as bond-rating agencies, regulators, investors, -and critics all fell under the sway of a false belief that complex -mathematics could construct “fully hedged” debt instruments -that could not possibly default. A small bank that engaged in this kind of -malfeasance would simply go broke rather than outrunning the inevitable -crisis, perhaps growing so big that it averted it altogether. But large -banks were able to continue to attract investors, and when they finally -did come a-cropper, the world’s governments bailed them -out. The worst offenders of the subprime crisis are bigger than they were in -2008, bringing home more profits and paying their execs even larger sums. -

    - Big Tech is able to practice surveillance not just because it is tech but -because it is big. The reason every web publisher -embeds a Facebook “Like” button is that Facebook dominates the -internet’s social media referrals — and every one of those -“Like” buttons spies on everyone who lands on a page that -contains them (see also: Google Analytics embeds, Twitter buttons, etc.). -

    - The reason the world’s governments have been slow to create meaningful -penalties for privacy breaches is that Big Tech’s concentration produces -huge profits that can be used to lobby against those penalties — and Big -Tech’s concentration means that the companies involved are able to arrive at -a unified negotiating position that supercharges the lobbying. -

    - The reason that the smartest engineers in the world want to work for Big -Tech is that Big Tech commands the lion’s share of tech industry jobs. -

    - The reason people who are aghast at Facebook’s and Google’s and Amazon’s -data-handling practices continue to use these services is that all their -friends are on Facebook; Google dominates search; and Amazon has put all the -local merchants out of business. -

    - Competitive markets would weaken the companies’ lobbying muscle by reducing -their profits and pitting them against each other in regulatory forums. It -would give customers other places to go to get their online services. It -would make the companies small enough to regulate and pave the way to -meaningful penalties for breaches. It would let engineers with ideas that -challenged the surveillance orthodoxy raise capital to compete with the -incumbents. It would give web publishers multiple ways to reach audiences -and make the case against Facebook and Google and Twitter embeds. -

    - In other words, while surveillance doesn’t cause monopolies, monopolies -certainly abet surveillance. -

    Ronald Reagan, pionier monopolizmu technologicznego

    - Technology exceptionalism is a sin, whether it’s practiced by technology’s -blind proponents or by its critics. Both of these camps are prone to -explaining away monopolistic concentration by citing some special -characteristic of the tech industry, like network effects or first-mover -advantage. The only real difference between these two groups is that the -tech apologists say monopoly is inevitable so we should just let tech get -away with its abuses while competition regulators in the U.S. and the EU say -monopoly is inevitable so we should punish tech for its abuses but not try -to break up the monopolies. -

    - To understand how tech became so monopolistic, it’s useful to look at the -dawn of the consumer tech industry: 1979, the year the Apple II Plus -launched and became the first successful home computer. That also happens to -be the year that Ronald Reagan hit the campaign trail for the 1980 -presidential race — a race he won, leading to a radical shift in the way -that antitrust concerns are handled in America. Reagan’s cohort of -politicians — including Margaret Thatcher in the U.K., Brian Mulroney in -Canada, Helmut Kohl in Germany, and Augusto Pinochet in Chile — went on to -enact similar reforms that eventually spread around the world. -

    - Antitrust’s story began nearly a century before all that with laws like the -Sherman Act, which took aim at monopolists on the grounds that monopolies -were bad in and of themselves — squeezing out competitors, creating -“diseconomies of scale” (when a company is so big that its -constituent parts go awry and it is seemingly helpless to address the -problems), and capturing their regulators to such a degree that they can get -away with a host of evils. -

    - Then came a fabulist named Robert Bork, a former solicitor general who -Reagan appointed to the powerful U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit -and who had created an alternate legislative history of the Sherman Act and -its successors out of whole cloth. Bork insisted that these statutes were -never targeted at monopolies (despite a wealth of evidence to the contrary, -including the transcribed speeches of the acts’ authors) but, rather, that -they were intended to prevent “consumer harm” — in the form of -higher prices. -

    - Bork was a crank, but he was a crank with a theory that rich people really -liked. Monopolies are a great way to make rich people richer by allowing -them to receive “monopoly rents” (that is, bigger profits) and -capture regulators, leading to a weaker, more favorable regulatory -environment with fewer protections for customers, suppliers, the -environment, and workers. -

    - Bork’s theories were especially palatable to the same power brokers who -backed Reagan, and Reagan’s Department of Justice and other agencies began -to incorporate Bork’s antitrust doctrine into their enforcement decisions -(Reagan even put Bork up for a Supreme Court seat, but Bork flunked the -Senate confirmation hearing so badly that, 40 years later, D.C. insiders use -the term “borked” to refer to any catastrophically bad -political performance). -

    - Little by little, Bork’s theories entered the mainstream, and their backers -began to infiltrate the legal education field, even putting on junkets where -members of the judiciary were treated to lavish meals, fun outdoor -activities, and seminars where they were indoctrinated into the consumer -harm theory of antitrust. The more Bork’s theories took hold, the more money -the monopolists were making — and the more surplus capital they had at their -disposal to lobby for even more Borkian antitrust influence campaigns. -

    - The history of Bork’s antitrust theories is a really good example of the -kind of covertly engineered shifts in public opinion that Zuboff warns us -against, where fringe ideas become mainstream orthodoxy. But Bork didn’t -change the world overnight. He played a very long game, for over a -generation, and he had a tailwind because the same forces that backed -oligarchic antitrust theories also backed many other oligarchic shifts in -public opinion. For example, the idea that taxation is theft, that wealth is -a sign of virtue, and so on — all of these theories meshed to form a -coherent ideology that elevated inequality to a virtue. -

    - Today, many fear that machine learning allows surveillance capitalism to -sell “Bork-as-a-Service,” at internet speeds, so that you can -contract a machine-learning company to engineer rapid -shifts in public sentiment without needing the capital to sustain a -multipronged, multigenerational project working at the local, state, -national, and global levels in business, law, and philosophy. I do not -believe that such a project is plausible, though I agree that this is -basically what the platforms claim to be selling. They’re just lying about -it. Big Tech lies all the time, including in their -sales literature. -

    - The idea that tech forms “natural monopolies” (monopolies that -are the inevitable result of the realities of an industry, such as the -monopolies that accrue the first company to run long-haul phone lines or -rail lines) is belied by tech’s own history: In the absence of -anti-competitive tactics, Google was able to unseat AltaVista and Yahoo; -Facebook was able to head off Myspace. There are some advantages to -gathering mountains of data, but those mountains of data also have -disadvantages: liability (from leaking), diminishing returns (from old -data), and institutional inertia (big companies, like science, progress one -funeral at a time). -

    - Indeed, the birth of the web saw a mass-extinction event for the existing -giant, wildly profitable proprietary technologies that had capital, network -effects, and walls and moats surrounding their businesses. The web showed -that when a new industry is built around a protocol, rather than a product, -the combined might of everyone who uses the protocol to reach their -customers or users or communities outweighs even the most massive -products. CompuServe, AOL, MSN, and a host of other proprietary walled -gardens learned this lesson the hard way: Each believed it could stay -separate from the web, offering “curation” and a guarantee of -consistency and quality instead of the chaos of an open system. Each was -wrong and ended up being absorbed into the public web. -

    - Yes, tech is heavily monopolized and is now closely associated with industry -concentration, but this has more to do with a matter of timing than its -intrinsically monopolistic tendencies. Tech was born at the moment that -antitrust enforcement was being dismantled, and tech fell into exactly the -same pathologies that antitrust was supposed to guard against. To a first -approximation, it is reasonable to assume that tech’s monopolies are the -result of a lack of anti-monopoly action and not the much-touted unique -characteristics of tech, such as network effects, first-mover advantage, and -so on. -

    - In support of this thesis, I offer the concentration that every -other industry has undergone over the same period. From -professional wrestling to consumer packaged goods to commercial property -leasing to banking to sea freight to oil to record labels to newspaper -ownership to theme parks, every industry has undergone -a massive shift toward concentration. There’s no obvious network effects or -first-mover advantage at play in these industries. However, in every case, -these industries attained their concentrated status through tactics that -were prohibited before Bork’s triumph: merging with major competitors, -buying out innovative new market entrants, horizontal and vertical -integration, and a suite of anti-competitive tactics that were once illegal -but are not any longer. -

    - Again: When you change the laws intended to prevent monopolies and then -monopolies form in exactly the way the law was supposed to prevent, it is -reasonable to suppose that these facts are related. Tech’s concentration -can be readily explained without recourse to radical theories of network -effects — but only if you’re willing to indict unregulated markets as -tending toward monopoly. Just as a lifelong smoker can give you a hundred -reasons why their smoking didn’t cause their cancer (“It was the -environmental toxins”), true believers in unregulated markets have a -whole suite of unconvincing explanations for monopoly in tech that leave -capitalism intact. -

    Sterowanie za pomocą wycieraczek przedniej szyby

    - It’s been 40 years since Bork’s project to rehabilitate monopolies achieved -liftoff, and that is a generation and a half, which is plenty of time to -take a common idea and make it seem outlandish and vice versa. Before the -1940s, affluent Americans dressed their baby boys in pink while baby girls -wore blue (a “delicate and dainty” color). While gendered -colors are obviously totally arbitrary, many still greet this news with -amazement and find it hard to imagine a time when pink connoted masculinity. -

    - After 40 years of studiously ignoring antitrust analysis and enforcement, -it’s not surprising that we’ve all but forgotten that antitrust exists, that -in living memory, growth through mergers and acquisitions were largely -prohibited under law, that market-cornering strategies like vertical -integration could land a company in court. -

    - Antitrust is a market society’s steering wheel, the control of first resort -to keep would-be masters of the universe in their lanes. But Bork and his -cohort ripped out our steering wheel 40 years ago. The car is still -barreling along, and so we’re yanking as hard as we can on all the -other controls in the car as well as desperately -flapping the doors and rolling the windows up and down in the hopes that one -of these other controls can be repurposed to let us choose where we’re -heading before we careen off a cliff. -

    - It’s like a 1960s science-fiction plot come to life: People stuck in a -“generation ship,” plying its way across the stars, a ship once -piloted by their ancestors; and now, after a great cataclysm, the ship’s -crew have forgotten that they’re in a ship at all and no longer remember -where the control room is. Adrift, the ship is racing toward its extinction, -and unless we can seize the controls and execute emergency course -correction, we’re all headed for a fiery death in the heart of a sun. -

    Systemy nadzoru mają ciągle znaczenie

    - None of this is to minimize the problems with surveillance. Surveillance -matters, and Big Tech’s use of surveillance is an -existential risk to our species, but that’s not because surveillance and -machine learning rob us of our free will. -

    - Surveillance has become much more efficient thanks to -Big Tech. In 1989, the Stasi — the East German secret police — had the whole -country under surveillance, a massive undertaking that recruited one out of -every 60 people to serve as an informant or intelligence operative. -

    - Today, we know that the NSA is spying on a significant fraction of the -entire world’s population, and its ratio of surveillance operatives to the -surveilled is more like 1:10,000 (that’s probably on the low side since it -assumes that every American with top-secret clearance is working for the NSA -on this project — we don’t know how many of those cleared people are -involved in NSA spying, but it’s definitely not all of them). -

    - How did the ratio of surveillable citizens expand from 1:60 to 1:10,000 in -less than 30 years? It’s thanks to Big Tech. Our devices and services gather -most of the data that the NSA mines for its surveillance project. We pay for -these devices and the services they connect to, and then we painstakingly -perform the data-entry tasks associated with logging facts about our lives, -opinions, and preferences. This mass surveillance project has been largely -useless for fighting terrorism: The NSA can only -point to a single minor success story in which it used its data -collection program to foil an attempt by a U.S. resident to wire a few -thousand dollars to an overseas terror group. It’s ineffective for much the -same reason that commercial surveillance projects are largely ineffective at -targeting advertising: The people who want to commit acts of terror, like -people who want to buy a refrigerator, are extremely rare. If you’re trying -to detect a phenomenon whose base rate is one in a million with an -instrument whose accuracy is only 99%, then every true positive will come at -the cost of 9,999 false positives. -

    - Let me explain that again: If one in a million people is a terrorist, then -there will only be about one terrorist in a random sample of one million -people. If your test for detecting terrorists is 99% accurate, it will -identify 10,000 terrorists in your million-person sample (1% of one million -is 10,000). For every true positive, you’ll get 9,999 false positives. -

    - In reality, the accuracy of algorithmic terrorism detection falls far short -of the 99% mark, as does refrigerator ad targeting. The difference is that -being falsely accused of wanting to buy a fridge is a minor nuisance while -being falsely accused of planning a terror attack can destroy your life and -the lives of everyone you love. -

    - Mass state surveillance is only feasible because of surveillance capitalism -and its extremely low-yield ad-targeting systems, which require a constant -feed of personal data to remain barely viable. Surveillance capitalism’s -primary failure mode is mistargeted ads while mass state surveillance’s -primary failure mode is grotesque human rights abuses, tending toward -totalitarianism. -

    - State surveillance is no mere parasite on Big Tech, sucking up its data and -giving nothing in return. In truth, the two are symbiotes: Big Tech sucks up -our data for spy agencies, and spy agencies ensure that governments don’t -limit Big Tech’s activities so severely that it would no longer serve the -spy agencies’ needs. There is no firm distinction between state surveillance -and surveillance capitalism; they are dependent on one another. -

    - To see this at work today, look no further than Amazon’s home surveillance -device, the Ring doorbell, and its associated app, Neighbors. Ring — a -product that Amazon acquired and did not develop in house — makes a -camera-enabled doorbell that streams footage from your front door to your -mobile device. The Neighbors app allows you to form a neighborhood-wide -surveillance grid with your fellow Ring owners through which you can share -clips of “suspicious characters.” If you’re thinking that this -sounds like a recipe for letting curtain-twitching racists supercharge their -suspicions of people with brown skin who walk down their blocks, you’re -right. Ring has become a de facto, -off-the-books arm of the police without any of the pesky oversight or rules. -

    - In mid-2019, a series of public records requests revealed that Amazon had -struck confidential deals with more than 400 local law enforcement agencies -through which the agencies would promote Ring and Neighbors and in exchange -get access to footage from Ring cameras. In theory, cops would need to -request this footage through Amazon (and internal documents reveal that -Amazon devotes substantial resources to coaching cops on how to spin a -convincing story when doing so), but in practice, when a Ring customer turns -down a police request, Amazon only requires the agency to formally request -the footage from the company, which it will then produce. -

    - Ring and law enforcement have found many ways to intertwine their -activities. Ring strikes secret deals to acquire real-time access to 911 -dispatch and then streams alarming crime reports to Neighbors users, which -serve as convincers for anyone who’s contemplating a surveillance doorbell -but isn’t sure whether their neighborhood is dangerous enough to warrant it. -

    - The more the cops buzz-market the surveillance capitalist Ring, the more -surveillance capability the state gets. Cops who rely on private entities -for law-enforcement roles then brief against any controls on the deployment -of that technology while the companies return the favor by lobbying against -rules requiring public oversight of police surveillance technology. The more -the cops rely on Ring and Neighbors, the harder it will be to pass laws to -curb them. The fewer laws there are against them, the more the cops will -rely on them. -

    Godność i sanktuarium

    - But even if we could exercise democratic control over our states and force -them to stop raiding surveillance capitalism’s reservoirs of behavioral -data, surveillance capitalism would still harm us. -

    - This is an area where Zuboff shines. Her chapter on “sanctuary” -— the feeling of being unobserved — is a beautiful hymn to introspection, -calmness, mindfulness, and tranquility. -

    - When you are watched, something changes. Anyone who has ever raised a child -knows this. You might look up from your book (or more realistically, from -your phone) and catch your child in a moment of profound realization and -growth, a moment where they are learning something that is right at the edge -of their abilities, requiring their entire ferocious concentration. For a -moment, you’re transfixed, watching that rare and beautiful moment of focus -playing out before your eyes, and then your child looks up and sees you -seeing them, and the moment collapses. To grow, you need to be and expose -your authentic self, and in that moment, you are vulnerable like a hermit -crab scuttling from one shell to the next. The tender, unprotected tissues -you expose in that moment are too delicate to reveal in the presence of -another, even someone you trust as implicitly as a child trusts their -parent. -

    - In the digital age, our authentic selves are inextricably tied to our -digital lives. Your search history is a running ledger of the questions -you’ve pondered. Your location history is a record of the places you’ve -sought out and the experiences you’ve had there. Your social graph reveals -the different facets of your identity, the people you’ve connected with. -

    - To be observed in these activities is to lose the sanctuary of your -authentic self. -

    - There’s another way in which surveillance capitalism robs us of our capacity -to be our authentic selves: by making us anxious. Surveillance capitalism -isn’t really a mind-control ray, but you don’t need a mind-control ray to -make someone anxious. After all, another word for anxiety is agitation, and -to make someone experience agitation, you need merely to agitate them. To -poke them and prod them and beep at them and buzz at them and bombard them -on an intermittent schedule that is just random enough that our limbic -systems never quite become inured to it. -

    - Our devices and services are “general purpose” in that they can -connect anything or anyone to anything or anyone else and that they can run -any program that can be written. This means that the distraction rectangles -in our pockets hold our most precious moments with our most beloved people -and their most urgent or time-sensitive communications (from “running -late can you get the kid?” to “doctor gave me bad news and I -need to talk to you RIGHT NOW”) as well as ads for refrigerators and -recruiting messages from Nazis. -

    - All day and all night, our pockets buzz, shattering our concentration and -tearing apart the fragile webs of connection we spin as we think through -difficult ideas. If you locked someone in a cell and agitated them like -this, we’d call it “sleep deprivation torture,” and it would be -a war crime under -the Geneva Conventions. -

    Dręczenie udręczonych

    - The effects of surveillance on our ability to be our authentic selves are -not equal for all people. Some of us are lucky enough to live in a time and -place in which all the most important facts of our lives are widely and -roundly socially acceptable and can be publicly displayed without the risk -of social consequence. -

    - But for many of us, this is not true. Recall that in living memory, many of -the ways of being that we think of as socially acceptable today were once -cause for dire social sanction or even imprisonment. If you are 65 years -old, you have lived through a time in which people living in “free -societies” could be imprisoned or sanctioned for engaging in -homosexual activity, for falling in love with a person whose skin was a -different color than their own, or for smoking weed. -

    - Today, these activities aren’t just decriminalized in much of the world, -they’re considered normal, and the fallen prohibitions are viewed as -shameful, regrettable relics of the past. -

    - How did we get from prohibition to normalization? Through private, personal -activity: People who were secretly gay or secret pot-smokers or who secretly -loved someone with a different skin color were vulnerable to retaliation if -they made their true selves known and were limited in how much they could -advocate for their own right to exist in the world and be true to -themselves. But because there was a private sphere, these people could form -alliances with their friends and loved ones who did not share their -disfavored traits by having private conversations in which they came out, -disclosing their true selves to the people around them and bringing them to -their cause one conversation at a time. -

    - The right to choose the time and manner of these conversations was key to -their success. It’s one thing to come out to your dad while you’re on a -fishing trip away from the world and another thing entirely to blurt it out -over the Christmas dinner table while your racist Facebook uncle is there to -make a scene. -

    - Without a private sphere, there’s a chance that none of these changes would -have come to pass and that the people who benefited from these changes would -have either faced social sanction for coming out to a hostile world or would -have never been able to reveal their true selves to the people they love. -

    - The corollary is that, unless you think that our society has attained social -perfection — that your grandchildren in 50 years will ask you to tell them -the story of how, in 2020, every injustice had been righted and no further -change had to be made — then you should expect that right now, at this -minute, there are people you love, whose happiness is key to your own, who -have a secret in their hearts that stops them from ever being their -authentic selves with you. These people are sorrowing and will go to their -graves with that secret sorrow in their hearts, and the source of that -sorrow will be the falsity of their relationship to you. -

    - Prywatna rzeczywistość jest konieczna dla rozwoju ludzkości. -

    Jakiekolwiek dane, które zbierasz i przetwarzasz, kiedyś w końcu wyciekną

    - The lack of a private life can rob vulnerable people of the chance to be -their authentic selves and constrain our actions by depriving us of -sanctuary, but there is another risk that is borne by everyone, not just -people with a secret: crime. -

    - Personally identifying information is of very limited use for the purpose of -controlling peoples’ minds, but identity theft — really a catchall term for -a whole constellation of terrible criminal activities that can destroy your -finances, compromise your personal integrity, ruin your reputation, or even -expose you to physical danger — thrives on it. -

    - Attackers are not limited to using data from one breached source, -either. Multiple services have suffered breaches that exposed names, -addresses, phone numbers, passwords, sexual tastes, school grades, work -performance, brushes with the criminal justice system, family details, -genetic information, fingerprints and other biometrics, reading habits, -search histories, literary tastes, pseudonymous identities, and other -sensitive information. Attackers can merge data from these different -breaches to build up extremely detailed dossiers on random subjects and then -use different parts of the data for different criminal purposes. -

    - For example, attackers can use leaked username and password combinations to -hijack whole fleets of commercial vehicles that have -been fitted with anti-theft GPS trackers and immobilizers or to -hijack baby monitors in order to terrorize -toddlers with the audio tracks from pornography. Attackers use -leaked data to trick phone companies into giving them your phone number, -then they intercept SMS-based two-factor authentication codes in order to -take over your email, bank account, and/or cryptocurrency wallets. -

    - Attackers are endlessly inventive in the pursuit of creative ways to -weaponize leaked data. One common use of leaked data is to penetrate -companies in order to access more data. -

    - Like spies, online fraudsters are totally dependent on companies -over-collecting and over-retaining our data. Spy agencies sometimes pay -companies for access to their data or intimidate them into giving it up, but -sometimes they work just like criminals do — by sneaking data out of -companies’ databases. -

    - The over-collection of data has a host of terrible social consequences, from -the erosion of our authentic selves to the undermining of social progress, -from state surveillance to an epidemic of online crime. Commercial -surveillance is also a boon to people running influence campaigns, but -that’s the least of our troubles. -

    Przełomowa wyjątkowość technologiczna jest nadal technologiczną -wyjątkowością

    - Big Tech has long practiced technology exceptionalism: the idea that it -should not be subject to the mundane laws and norms of -“meatspace.” Mottoes like Facebook’s “move fast and break -things” attracted justifiable scorn of the companies’ self-serving -rhetoric. -

    - Tech exceptionalism got us all into a lot of trouble, so it’s ironic and -distressing to see Big Tech’s critics committing the same sin. -

    - Big Tech is not a “rogue capitalism” that cannot be cured -through the traditional anti-monopoly remedies of trustbusting (forcing -companies to divest of competitors they have acquired) and bans on mergers -to monopoly and other anti-competitive tactics. Big Tech does not have the -power to use machine learning to influence our behavior so thoroughly that -markets lose the ability to punish bad actors and reward superior -competitors. Big Tech has no rule-writing mind-control ray that necessitates -ditching our old toolbox. -

    - The thing is, people have been claiming to have perfected mind-control rays -for centuries, and every time, it turned out to be a con — though sometimes -the con artists were also conning themselves. -

    - For generations, the advertising industry has been steadily improving its -ability to sell advertising services to businesses while only making -marginal gains in selling those businesses’ products to prospective -customers. John Wanamaker’s lament that “50% of my advertising budget -is wasted, I just don’t know which 50%” is a testament to the triumph -of ad executives, who successfully convinced Wanamaker -that only half of the money he spent went to waste. -

    - The tech industry has made enormous improvements in the science of -convincing businesses that they’re good at advertising while their actual -improvements to advertising — as opposed to targeting — have been pretty -ho-hum. The vogue for machine learning — and the mystical invocation of -“artificial intelligence” as a synonym for straightforward -statistical inference techniques — has greatly boosted the efficacy of Big -Tech’s sales pitch as marketers have exploited potential customers’ lack of -technical sophistication to get away with breathtaking acts of overpromising -and underdelivering. -

    - It’s tempting to think that if businesses are willing to pour billions into -a venture that the venture must be a good one. Yet there are plenty of times -when this rule of thumb has led us astray. For example, it’s virtually -unheard of for managed investment funds to outperform simple index funds, -and investors who put their money into the hands of expert money managers -overwhelmingly fare worse than those who entrust their savings to index -funds. But managed funds still account for the majority of the money -invested in the markets, and they are patronized by some of the richest, -most sophisticated investors in the world. Their vote of confidence in an -underperforming sector is a parable about the role of luck in wealth -accumulation, not a sign that managed funds are a good buy. -

    - The claims of Big Tech’s mind-control system are full of tells that the -enterprise is a con. For example, the -reliance on the “Big Five” personality traits as a -primary means of influencing people even though the “Big Five” -theory is unsupported by any large-scale, peer-reviewed studies and is -mostly -the realm of marketing hucksters and pop psych. -

    - Big Tech’s promotional materials also claim that their algorithms can -accurately perform “sentiment analysis” or detect peoples’ -moods based on their “microexpressions,” but these -are marketing claims, not scientific ones. These methods are largely -untested by independent scientific experts, and where they have been tested, -they’ve been found sorely wanting. Microexpressions are particularly -suspect as the companies that specialize in training people to detect them -have -been shown to underperform relative to random chance. -

    - Big Tech has been so good at marketing its own supposed superpowers that -it’s easy to believe that they can market everything else with similar -acumen, but it’s a mistake to believe the hype. Any statement a company -makes about the quality of its products is clearly not impartial. The fact -that we distrust all the things that Big Tech says about its data handling, -compliance with privacy laws, etc., is only reasonable — but why on Earth -would we treat Big Tech’s marketing literature as the gospel truth? Big Tech -lies about just about everything, including how well -its machine-learning fueled persuasion systems work. -

    - That skepticism should infuse all of our evaluations of Big Tech and its -supposed abilities, including our perusal of its patents. Zuboff vests these -patents with enormous significance, pointing out that Google claimed -extensive new persuasion capabilities in its patent -filings. These claims are doubly suspect: first, because they are so -self-serving, and second, because the patent itself is so notoriously an -invitation to exaggeration. -

    - Patent applications take the form of a series of claims and range from broad -to narrow. A typical patent starts out by claiming that its authors have -invented a method or system for doing every conceivable thing that anyone -might do, ever, with any tool or device. Then it narrows that claim in -successive stages until we get to the actual “invention” that -is the true subject of the patent. The hope is that the patent examiner — -who is almost certainly overworked and underinformed — will miss the fact -that some or all of these claims are ridiculous, or at least suspect, and -grant the patent’s broader claims. Patents for unpatentable things are still -incredibly useful because they can be wielded against competitors who might -license that patent or steer clear of its claims rather than endure the -lengthy, expensive process of contesting it. -

    - What’s more, software patents are routinely granted even though the filer -doesn’t have any evidence that they can do the thing claimed by the -patent. That is, you can patent an “invention” that you haven’t -actually made and that you don’t know how to make. -

    - With these considerations in hand, it becomes obvious that the fact that a -Big Tech company has patented what it says is an -effective mind-control ray is largely irrelevant to whether Big Tech can in -fact control our minds. -

    - Big Tech collects our data for many reasons, including the diminishing -returns on existing stores of data. But many tech companies also collect -data out of a mistaken tech exceptionalist belief in the network effects of -data. Network effects occur when each new user in a system increases its -value. The classic example is fax machines: A single fax machine is of no -use, two fax machines are of limited use, but every new fax machine that’s -put to use after the first doubles the number of possible fax-to-fax links. -

    - Data mined for predictive systems doesn’t necessarily produce these -dividends. Think of Netflix: The predictive value of the data mined from a -million English-speaking Netflix viewers is hardly improved by the addition -of one more user’s viewing data. Most of the data Netflix acquires after -that first minimum viable sample duplicates existing data and produces only -minimal gains. Meanwhile, retraining models with new data gets progressively -more expensive as the number of data points increases, and manual tasks like -labeling and validating data do not get cheaper at scale. -

    - Businesses pursue fads to the detriment of their profits all the time, -especially when the businesses and their investors are not motivated by the -prospect of becoming profitable but rather by the prospect of being acquired -by a Big Tech giant or by having an IPO. For these firms, ticking faddish -boxes like “collects as much data as possible” might realize a -bigger return on investment than “collects a business-appropriate -quantity of data.” -

    - This is another harm of tech exceptionalism: The belief that more data -always produces more profits in the form of more insights that can be -translated into better mind-control rays drives firms to over-collect and -over-retain data beyond all rationality. And since the firms are behaving -irrationally, a good number of them will go out of business and become ghost -ships whose cargo holds are stuffed full of data that can harm people in -myriad ways — but which no one is responsible for antey longer. Even if the -companies don’t go under, the data they collect is maintained behind the -minimum viable security — just enough security to keep the company viable -while it waits to get bought out by a tech giant, an amount calculated to -spend not one penny more than is necessary on protecting data. -

    Jak monopole, a nie kontrola umysłu, sterują kapitalizmen opartym na -systemach nadzoru: historia Snapchat

    - For the first decade of its existence, Facebook competed with the social -media giants of the day (Myspace, Orkut, etc.) by presenting itself as the -pro-privacy alternative. Indeed, Facebook justified its walled garden — -which let users bring in data from the web but blocked web services like -Google Search from indexing and caching Facebook pages — as a pro-privacy -measure that protected users from the surveillance-happy winners of the -social media wars like Myspace. -

    - Despite frequent promises that it would never collect or analyze its users’ -data, Facebook periodically created initiatives that did just that, like the -creepy, ham-fisted Beacon tool, which spied on you as you moved around the -web and then added your online activities to your public timeline, allowing -your friends to monitor your browsing habits. Beacon sparked a user -revolt. Every time, Facebook backed off from its surveillance initiative, -but not all the way; inevitably, the new Facebook would be more surveilling -than the old Facebook, though not quite as surveilling as the intermediate -Facebook following the launch of the new product or service. -

    - The pace at which Facebook ramped up its surveillance efforts seems to have -been set by Facebook’s competitive landscape. The more competitors Facebook -had, the better it behaved. Every time a major competitor foundered, -Facebook’s behavior got -markedly worse. -

    - All the while, Facebook was prodigiously acquiring companies, including a -company called Onavo. Nominally, Onavo made a battery-monitoring mobile -app. But the permissions that Onavo required were so expansive that the app -was able to gather fine-grained telemetry on everything users did with their -phones, including which apps they used and how they were using them. -

    - Through Onavo, Facebook discovered that it was losing market share to -Snapchat, an app that — like Facebook a decade before — billed itself as the -pro-privacy alternative to the status quo. Through Onavo, Facebook was able -to mine data from the devices of Snapchat users, including both current and -former Snapchat users. This spurred Facebook to acquire Instagram — some -features of which competed with Snapchat — and then allowed Facebook to -fine-tune Instagram’s features and sales pitch to erode Snapchat’s gains and -ensure that Facebook would not have to face the kinds of competitive -pressures it had earlier inflicted on Myspace and Orkut. -

    - The story of how Facebook crushed Snapchat reveals the relationship between -monopoly and surveillance capitalism. Facebook combined surveillance with -lax antitrust enforcement to spot the competitive threat of Snapchat on its -horizon and then take decisive action against it. Facebook’s surveillance -capitalism let it avert competitive pressure with anti-competitive -tactics. Facebook users still want privacy — Facebook hasn’t used -surveillance to brainwash them out of it — but they can’t get it because -Facebook’s surveillance lets it destroy any hope of a rival service emerging -that competes on privacy features. -

    Monopol sprawowany nad twoimi przyjaciółmi

    - A decentralization movement has tried to erode the dominance of Facebook and -other Big Tech companies by fielding “indieweb” alternatives — -Mastodon as a Twitter alternative, Diaspora as a Facebook alternative, -etc. — but these efforts have failed to attain any kind of liftoff. -

    - Fundamentally, each of these services is hamstrung by the same problem: -Every potential user for a Facebook or Twitter alternative has to convince -all their friends to follow them to a decentralized web alternative in order -to continue to realize the benefit of social media. For many of us, the only -reason to have a Facebook account is that our friends have Facebook -accounts, and the reason they have Facebook accounts is that -we have Facebook accounts. -

    - All of this has conspired to make Facebook — and other dominant platforms — -into “kill zones” that investors will not fund new entrants -for. -

    - And yet, all of today’s tech giants came into existence despite the -entrenched advantage of the companies that came before them. To understand -how that happened, you have to understand both interoperability and -adversarial interoperability. -

    - Trudnym problemem naszego gatunku jest koordynacja. -

    - “Interoperability” is the ability of two technologies to work -with one another: Anyone can make an LP that will play on any record player, -anyone can make a filter you can install in your stove’s extractor fan, -anyone can make gasoline for your car, anyone can make a USB phone charger -that fits in your car’s cigarette lighter receptacle, anyone can make a -light bulb that works in your light socket, anyone can make bread that will -toast in your toaster. -

    - Interoperability is often a source of innovation and consumer benefit: Apple -made the first commercially successful PC, but millions of independent -software vendors made interoperable programs that ran on the Apple II -Plus. The simple analog antenna inputs on the back of TVs first allowed -cable operators to connect directly to TVs, then they allowed game console -companies and then personal computer companies to use standard televisions -as displays. Standard RJ-11 telephone jacks allowed for the production of -phones from a variety of vendors in a variety of forms, from the free -football-shaped phone that came with a Sports -Illustrated subscription to business phones with speakers, hold -functions, and so on and then answering machines and finally modems, paving -the way for the internet revolution. -

    - “Interoperability” is often used interchangeably with -“standardization,” which is the process when manufacturers and -other stakeholders hammer out a set of agreed-upon rules for implementing a -technology, such as the electrical plug on your wall, the CAN bus used by -your car’s computer systems, or the HTML instructions that your browser -interprets. -

    - But interoperability doesn’t require standardization — indeed, -standardization often proceeds from the chaos of ad hoc interoperability -measures. The inventor of the cigarette-lighter USB charger didn’t need to -get permission from car manufacturers or even the manufacturers of the -dashboard lighter subcomponent. The automakers didn’t take any -countermeasures to prevent the use of these aftermarket accessories by their -customers, but they also didn’t do anything to make life easier for the -chargers’ manufacturers. This is a kind of “neutral -interoperability.” -

    - Beyond neutral interoperability, there is “adversarial -interoperability.” That’s when a manufacturer makes a product that -interoperates with another manufacturer’s product despite the -second manufacturer’s objections and even if that means -bypassing a security system designed to prevent interoperability. -

    - Probably the most familiar form of adversarial interoperability is -third-party printer ink. Printer manufacturers claim that they sell printers -below cost and that the only way they can recoup the losses they incur is by -charging high markups on ink. To prevent the owners of printers from buying -ink elsewhere, the printer companies deploy a suite of anti-customer -security systems that detect and reject both refilled and third-party -cartridges. -

    - Owners of printers take the position that HP and Epson and Brother are not -charities and that customers for their wares have no obligation to help them -survive, and so if the companies choose to sell their products at a loss, -that’s their foolish choice and their consequences to live with. Likewise, -competitors who make ink or refill kits observe that they don’t owe printer -companies anything, and their erosion of printer companies’ margins are the -printer companies’ problems, not their competitors’. After all, the printer -companies shed no tears when they drive a refiller out of business, so why -should the refillers concern themselves with the economic fortunes of the -printer companies? -

    - Adversarial interoperability has played an outsized role in the history of -the tech industry: from the founding of the “alt.*” Usenet -hierarchy (which was started against the wishes of Usenet’s maintainers and -which grew to be bigger than all of Usenet combined) to the browser wars -(when Netscape and Microsoft devoted massive engineering efforts to making -their browsers incompatible with the other’s special commands and -peccadilloes) to Facebook (whose success was built in part by helping its -new users stay in touch with friends they’d left behind on Myspace because -Facebook supplied them with a tool that scraped waiting messages from -Myspace and imported them into Facebook, effectively creating an -Facebook-based Myspace reader). -

    - Today, incumbency is seen as an unassailable advantage. Facebook is where -all of your friends are, so no one can start a Facebook competitor. But -adversarial compatibility reverses the competitive advantage: If you were -allowed to compete with Facebook by providing a tool that imported all your -users’ waiting Facebook messages into an environment that competed on lines -that Facebook couldn’t cross, like eliminating surveillance and ads, then -Facebook would be at a huge disadvantage. It would have assembled all -possible ex-Facebook users into a single, easy-to-find service; it would -have educated them on how a Facebook-like service worked and what its -potential benefits were; and it would have provided an easy means for -disgruntled Facebook users to tell their friends where they might expect -better treatment. -

    - Adversarial interoperability was once the norm and a key contributor to the -dynamic, vibrant tech scene, but now it is stuck behind a thicket of laws -and regulations that add legal risks to the tried-and-true tactics of -adversarial interoperability. New rules and new interpretations of existing -rules mean that a would-be adversarial interoperator needs to steer clear of -claims under copyright, terms of service, trade secrecy, tortious -interference, and patent. -

    - In the absence of a competitive market, lawmakers have resorted to assigning -expensive, state-like duties to Big Tech firms, such as automatically -filtering user contributions for copyright infringement or terrorist and -extremist content or detecting and preventing harassment in real time or -controlling access to sexual material. -

    - These measures put a floor under how small we can make Big Tech because only -the very largest companies can afford the humans and automated filters -needed to perform these duties. -

    - But that’s not the only way in which making platforms responsible for -policing their users undermines competition. A platform that is expected to -police its users’ conduct must prevent many vital adversarial -interoperability techniques lest these subvert its policing measures. For -example, if someone using a Twitter replacement like Mastodon is able to -push messages into Twitter and read messages out of Twitter, they could -avoid being caught by automated systems that detect and prevent harassment -(such as systems that use the timing of messages or IP-based rules to make -guesses about whether someone is a harasser). -

    - To the extent that we are willing to let Big Tech police itself — rather -than making Big Tech small enough that users can leave bad platforms for -better ones and small enough that a regulation that simply puts a platform -out of business will not destroy billions of users’ access to their -communities and data — we build the case that Big Tech should be able to -block its competitors and make it easier for Big Tech to demand legal -enforcement tools to ban and punish attempts at adversarial -interoperability. -

    - Ultimately, we can try to fix Big Tech by making it responsible for bad acts -by its users, or we can try to fix the internet by cutting Big Tech down to -size. But we can’t do both. To replace today’s giant products with -pluralistic protocols, we need to clear the legal thicket that prevents -adversarial interoperability so that tomorrow’s nimble, personal, -small-scale products can federate themselves with giants like Facebook, -allowing the users who’ve left to continue to communicate with users who -haven’t left yet, reaching tendrils over Facebook’s garden wall that -Facebook’s trapped users can use to scale the walls and escape to the -global, open web. -

    Fałszywe wiadomości to oznaka kryzysu epistemologicznego

    - Tech is not the only industry that has undergone massive concentration since -the Reagan era. Virtually every major industry — from oil to newspapers to -meatpacking to sea freight to eyewear to online pornography — has become a -clubby oligarchy that just a few players dominate. -

    - At the same time, every industry has become something of a tech industry as -general-purpose computers and general-purpose networks and the promise of -efficiencies through data-driven analysis infuse every device, process, and -firm with tech. -

    - This phenomenon of industrial concentration is part of a wider story about -wealth concentration overall as a smaller and smaller number of people own -more and more of our world. This concentration of both wealth and industries -means that our political outcomes are increasingly beholden to the parochial -interests of the people and companies with all the money. -

    - That means that whenever a regulator asks a question with an obvious, -empirical answer (“Are humans causing climate change?” or -“Should we let companies conduct commercial mass surveillance?” -or “Does society benefit from allowing network neutrality -violations?”), the answer that comes out is only correct if that -correctness meets with the approval of rich people and the industries that -made them so wealthy. -

    - Rich people have always played an outsized role in politics and more so -since the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision -eliminated key controls over political spending. Widening inequality and -wealth concentration means that the very richest people are now a lot richer -and can afford to spend a lot more money on political projects than ever -before. Think of the Koch brothers or George Soros or Bill Gates. -

    - But the policy distortions of rich individuals pale in comparison to the -policy distortions that concentrated industries are capable of. The -companies in highly concentrated industries are much more profitable than -companies in competitive industries — no competition means not having to -reduce prices or improve quality to win customers — leaving them with bigger -capital surpluses to spend on lobbying. -

    - Concentrated industries also find it easier to collaborate on policy -objectives than competitive ones. When all the top execs from your industry -can fit around a single boardroom table, they often do. And -when they do, they can forge a consensus position on -regulation. -

    - Rising through the ranks in a concentrated industry generally means working -at two or three of the big companies. When there are only relatively few -companies in a given industry, each company has a more ossified executive -rank, leaving ambitious execs with fewer paths to higher positions unless -they are recruited to a rival. This means that the top execs in concentrated -industries are likely to have been colleagues at some point and socialize in -the same circles — connected through social ties or, say, serving as -trustees for each others’ estates. These tight social bonds foster a -collegial, rather than competitive, attitude. -

    - Highly concentrated industries also present a regulatory conundrum. When an -industry is dominated by just four or five companies, the only people who -are likely to truly understand the industry’s practices are its veteran -executives. This means that top regulators are often former execs of the -companies they are supposed to be regulating. These turns in government are -often tacitly understood to be leaves of absence from industry, with former -employers welcoming their erstwhile watchdogs back into their executive -ranks once their terms have expired. -

    - All this is to say that the tight social bonds, small number of firms, and -regulatory capture of concentrated industries give the companies that -comprise them the power to dictate many, if not all, of the regulations that -bind them. -

    - This is increasingly obvious. Whether it’s payday lenders winning -the right to practice predatory lending or Apple winning -the right to decide who can fix your phone or Google and Facebook -winning the right to breach your private data without suffering meaningful -consequences or victories for pipeline companies or impunity for opioid -manufacturers or massive tax subsidies for incredibly profitable dominant -businesses, it’s increasingly apparent that many of our official, -evidence-based truth-seeking processes are, in fact, auctions for sale to -the highest bidder. -

    - It’s really impossible to overstate what a terrifying prospect this is. We -live in an incredibly high-tech society, and none of us could acquire the -expertise to evaluate every technological proposition that stands between us -and our untimely, horrible deaths. You might devote your life to acquiring -the media literacy to distinguish good scientific journals from corrupt -pay-for-play lookalikes and the statistical literacy to evaluate the quality -of the analysis in the journals as well as the microbiology and epidemiology -knowledge to determine whether you can trust claims about the safety of -vaccines — but that would still leave you unqualified to judge whether the -wiring in your home will give you a lethal shock and -whether your car’s brakes’ software will cause them to fail unpredictably -and whether the hygiene standards at your butcher are -sufficient to keep you from dying after you finish your dinner. -

    - In a world as complex as this one, we have to defer to authorities, and we -keep them honest by making those authorities accountable to us and binding -them with rules to prevent conflicts of interest. We can’t possibly acquire -the expertise to adjudicate conflicting claims about the best way to make -the world safe and prosperous, but we can determine -whether the adjudication process itself is trustworthy. -

    - Right now, it’s obviously not. -

    - The past 40 years of rising inequality and industry concentration, together -with increasingly weak accountability and transparency for expert agencies, -has created an increasingly urgent sense of impending doom, the sense that -there are vast conspiracies afoot that operate with tacit official approval -despite the likelihood they are working to better themselves by ruining the -rest of us. -

    - For example, it’s been decades since Exxon’s own scientists concluded that -its products would render the Earth uninhabitable by humans. And yet those -decades were lost to us, in large part because Exxon lobbied governments and -sowed doubt about the dangers of its products and did so with the -cooperation of many public officials. When the survival of you and everyone -you love is threatened by conspiracies, it’s not unreasonable to start -questioning the things you think you know in an attempt to determine whether -they, too, are the outcome of another conspiracy. -

    - The collapse of the credibility of our systems for divining and upholding -truths has left us in a state of epistemological chaos. Once, most of us -might have assumed that the system was working and that our regulations -reflected our best understanding of the empirical truths of the world as -they were best understood — now we have to find our own experts to help us -sort the true from the false. -

    - If you’re like me, you probably believe that vaccines are safe, but you -(like me) probably also can’t explain the microbiology or statistics. Few of -us have the math skills to review the literature on vaccine safety and -describe why their statistical reasoning is sound. Likewise, few of us can -review the stats in the (now discredited) literature on opioid safety and -explain how those stats were manipulated. Both vaccines and opioids were -embraced by medical authorities, after all, and one is safe while the other -could ruin your life. You’re left with a kind of inchoate constellation of -rules of thumb about which experts you trust to fact-check controversial -claims and then to explain how all those respectable doctors with their -peer-reviewed research on opioid safety were an -aberration and then how you know that the doctors writing about vaccine -safety are not an aberration. -

    - I’m 100% certain that vaccinating is safe and effective, but I’m also at -something of a loss to explain exactly, precisely, why -I believe this, given all the corruption I know about and the many times the -stamp of certainty has turned out to be a parochial lie told to further -enrich the super rich. -

    - Fake news — conspiracy theories, racist ideologies, scientific denialism — -has always been with us. What’s changed today is not the mix of ideas in the -public discourse but the popularity of the worst ideas in that -mix. Conspiracy and denial have skyrocketed in lockstep with the growth of -Big Inequality, which has also tracked the rise of Big Tech and Big Pharma -and Big Wrestling and Big Car and Big Movie Theater and Big Everything Else. -

    - No one can say for certain why this has happened, but the two dominant camps -are idealism (the belief that the people who argue for these conspiracies -have gotten better at explaining them, maybe with the help of -machine-learning tools) or materialism (the ideas have become more -attractive because of material conditions in the world). -

    - I’m a materialist. I’ve been exposed to the arguments of conspiracy -theorists all my life, and I have not experienced any qualitative leap in -the quality of those arguments. -

    - The major difference is in the world, not the arguments. In a time where -actual conspiracies are commonplace, conspiracy theories acquire a ring of -plausibility. -

    - We have always had disagreements about what’s true, but today, we have a -disagreement over how we know whether something is true. This is an -epistemological crisis, not a crisis over belief. It’s a crisis over the -credibility of our truth-seeking exercises, from scientific journals (in an -era where the biggest journal publishers have been caught producing -pay-to-play journals for junk science) to regulations (in an era where -regulators are routinely cycling in and out of business) to education (in an -era where universities are dependent on corporate donations to keep their -lights on). -

    - Targeting — surveillance capitalism — makes it easier to find people who are -undergoing this epistemological crisis, but it doesn’t create the -crisis. For that, you need to look to corruption. -

    - And, conveniently enough, it’s corruption that allows surveillance -capitalism to grow by dismantling monopoly protections, by permitting -reckless collection and retention of personal data, by allowing ads to be -targeted in secret, and by foreclosing on the possibility of going somewhere -else where you might continue to enjoy your friends without subjecting -yourself to commercial surveillance. -

    Technologia jest czymś odmiennym

    - I reject both iterations of technological exceptionalism. I reject the idea -that tech is uniquely terrible and led by people who are greedier or worse -than the leaders of other industries, and I reject the idea that tech is so -good — or so intrinsically prone to concentration — that it can’t be blamed -for its present-day monopolistic status. -

    - I think tech is just another industry, albeit one that grew up in the -absence of real monopoly constraints. It may have been first, but it isn’t -the worst nor will it be the last. -

    - But there’s one way in which I am a tech -exceptionalist. I believe that online tools are the key to overcoming -problems that are much more urgent than tech monopolization: climate change, -inequality, misogyny, and discrimination on the basis of race, gender -identity, and other factors. The internet is how we will recruit people to -fight those fights, and how we will coordinate their labor. Tech is not a -substitute for democratic accountability, the rule of law, fairness, or -stability — but it’s a means to achieve these things. -

    - The hard problem of our species is coordination. Everything from climate -change to social change to running a business to making a family work can be -viewed as a collective action problem. -

    - The internet makes it easier than at any time before to find people who want -to work on a project with you — hence the success of free and open-source -software, crowdfunding, and racist terror groups — and easier than ever to -coordinate the work you do. -

    - The internet and the computers we connect to it also possess an exceptional -quality: general-purposeness. The internet is designed to allow any two -parties to communicate any data, using any protocol, without permission from -anyone else. The only production design we have for computers is the -general-purpose, “Turing complete” computer that can run every -program we can express in symbolic logic. -

    - This means that every time someone with a special communications need -invests in infrastructure and techniques to make the internet faster, -cheaper, and more robust, this benefit redounds to everyone else who is -using the internet to communicate. And this also means that every time -someone with a special computing need invests to make computers faster, -cheaper, and more robust, every other computing application is a potential -beneficiary of this work. -

    - For these reasons, every type of communication is gradually absorbed into -the internet, and every type of device — from airplanes to pacemakers — -eventually becomes a computer in a fancy case. -

    - While these considerations don’t preclude regulating networks and computers, -they do call for gravitas and caution when doing so because changes to -regulatory frameworks could ripple out to have unintended consequences in -many, many other domains. -

    - The upshot of this is that our best hope of solving the big coordination -problems — climate change, inequality, etc. — is with free, fair, and open -tech. Our best hope of keeping tech free, fair, and open is to exercise -caution in how we regulate tech and to attend closely to the ways in which -interventions to solve one problem might create problems in other domains. -

    Własność faktów

    - Big Tech has a funny relationship with information. When you’re generating -information — anything from the location data streaming off your mobile -device to the private messages you send to friends on a social network — it -claims the rights to make unlimited use of that data. -

    - But when you have the audacity to turn the tables — to use a tool that -blocks ads or slurps your waiting updates out of a social network and puts -them in another app that lets you set your own priorities and suggestions or -crawls their system to allow you to start a rival business — they claim that -you’re stealing from them. -

    - The thing is, information is a very bad fit for any kind of private property -regime. Property rights are useful for establishing markets that can lead to -the effective development of fallow assets. These markets depend on clear -titles to ensure that the things being bought and sold in them can, in fact, -be bought and sold. -

    - Information rarely has such a clear title. Take phone numbers: There’s -clearly something going wrong when Facebook slurps up millions of users’ -address books and uses the phone numbers it finds in them to plot out social -graphs and fill in missing information about other users. -

    - But the phone numbers Facebook nonconsensually acquires in this transaction -are not the “property” of the users they’re taken from nor do -they belong to the people whose phones ring when you dial those numbers. The -numbers are mere integers, 10 digits in the U.S. and Canada, and they -appear in millions of places, including somewhere deep in pi as well as -numerous other contexts. Giving people ownership titles to integers is an -obviously terrible idea. -

    - Likewise for the facts that Facebook and other commercial surveillance -operators acquire about us, like that we are the children of our parents or -the parents to our children or that we had a conversation with someone else -or went to a public place. These data points can’t be property in the sense -that your house or your shirt is your property because the title to them is -intrinsically muddy: Does your mom own the fact that she is your mother? Do -you? Do both of you? What about your dad — does he own this fact too, or -does he have to license the fact from you (or your mom or both of you) in -order to use this fact? What about the hundreds or thousands of other people -who know these facts? -

    - If you go to a Black Lives Matter demonstration, do the other demonstrators -need your permission to post their photos from the event? The online fights -over when and -how to post photos from demonstrations reveal a nuanced, complex -issue that cannot be easily hand-waved away by giving one party a property -right that everyone else in the mix has to respect. -

    - The fact that information isn’t a good fit with property and markets doesn’t -mean that it’s not valuable. Babies aren’t property, but they’re inarguably -valuable. In fact, we have a whole set of rules just for babies as well as a -subset of those rules that apply to humans more generally. Someone who -argues that babies won’t be truly valuable until they can be bought and sold -like loaves of bread would be instantly and rightfully condemned as a -monster. -

    - It’s tempting to reach for the property hammer when Big Tech treats your -information like a nail — not least because Big Tech are such prolific -abusers of property hammers when it comes to their -information. But this is a mistake. If we allow markets to dictate the use -of our information, then we’ll find that we’re sellers in a buyers’ market -where the Big Tech monopolies set a price for our data that is so low as to -be insignificant or, more likely, set at a nonnegotiable price of zero in a -click-through agreement that you don’t have the opportunity to modify. -

    - Meanwhile, establishing property rights over information will create -insurmountable barriers to independent data processing. Imagine that we -require a license to be negotiated when a translated document is compared -with its original, something Google has done and continues to do billions of -times to train its automated language translation tools. Google can afford -this, but independent third parties cannot. Google can staff a clearances -department to negotiate one-time payments to the likes of the EU (one of the -major repositories of translated documents) while independent watchdogs -wanting to verify that the translations are well-prepared, or to root out -bias in translations, will find themselves needing a staffed-up legal -department and millions for licenses before they can even get started. -

    - The same goes for things like search indexes of the web or photos of -peoples’ houses, which have become contentious thanks to Google’s Street -View project. Whatever problems may exist with Google’s photographing of -street scenes, resolving them by letting people decide who can take pictures -of the facades of their homes from a public street will surely create even -worse ones. Think of how street photography is important for newsgathering — -including informal newsgathering, like photographing abuses of authority — -and how being able to document housing and street life are important for -contesting eminent domain, advocating for social aid, reporting planning and -zoning violations, documenting discriminatory and unequal living conditions, -and more. -

    - The ownership of facts is antithetical to many kinds of human progress. It’s -hard to imagine a rule that limits Big Tech’s exploitation of our collective -labors without inadvertently banning people from gathering data on online -harassment or compiling indexes of changes in language or simply -investigating how the platforms are shaping our discourse — all of which -require scraping data that other people have created and subjecting it to -scrutiny and analysis. -

    Przekonywanie działa… powoli

    - The platforms may oversell their ability to persuade people, but obviously, -persuasion works sometimes. Whether it’s the private realm that LGBTQ people -used to recruit allies and normalize sexual diversity or the decadeslong -project to convince people that markets are the only efficient way to solve -complicated resource allocation problems, it’s clear that our societal -attitudes can change. -

    - The project of shifting societal attitudes is a game of inches and -years. For centuries, svengalis have purported to be able to accelerate this -process, but even the most brutal forms of propaganda have struggled to make -permanent changes. Joseph Goebbels was able to subject Germans to daily, -mandatory, hourslong radio broadcasts, to round up and torture and murder -dissidents, and to seize full control over their children’s education while -banning any literature, broadcasts, or films that did not comport with his -worldview. -

    - Yet, after 12 years of terror, once the war ended, Nazi ideology was largely -discredited in both East and West Germany, and a program of national truth -and reconciliation was put in its place. Racism and authoritarianism were -never fully abolished in Germany, but neither were the majority of Germans -irrevocably convinced of Nazism — and the rise of racist authoritarianism in -Germany today tells us that the liberal attitudes that replaced Nazism were -no more permanent than Nazism itself. -

    - Racism and authoritarianism have also always been with us. Anyone who’s -reviewed the kind of messages and arguments that racists put forward today -would be hard-pressed to say that they have gotten better at presenting -their ideas. The same pseudoscience, appeals to fear, and circular logic -that racists presented in the 1980s, when the cause of white supremacy was -on the wane, are to be found in the communications of leading white -nationalists today. -

    - If racists haven’t gotten more convincing in the past decade, then how is it -that more people were convinced to be openly racist at that time? I believe -that the answer lies in the material world, not the world of ideas. The -ideas haven’t gotten more convincing, but people have become more -afraid. Afraid that the state can’t be trusted to act as an honest broker in -life-or-death decisions, from those regarding the management of the economy -to the regulation of painkillers to the rules for handling private -information. Afraid that the world has become a game of musical chairs in -which the chairs are being taken away at a never-before-seen rate. Afraid -that justice for others will come at their expense. Monopolism isn’t the -cause of these fears, but the inequality and material desperation and policy -malpractice that monopolism contributes to is a significant contributor to -these conditions. Inequality creates the conditions for both conspiracies -and violent racist ideologies, and then surveillance capitalism lets -opportunists target the fearful and the conspiracy-minded. -

    Płacenie nie pomoże

    - As the old saw goes, “If you’re not paying for the product, you’re the -product.” -

    - It’s a commonplace belief today that the advent of free, ad-supported media -was the original sin of surveillance capitalism. The reasoning is that the -companies that charged for access couldn’t “compete with free” -and so they were driven out of business. Their ad-supported competitors, -meanwhile, declared open season on their users’ data in a bid to improve -their ad targeting and make more money and then resorted to the most -sensationalist tactics to generate clicks on those ads. If only we’d pay for -media again, we’d have a better, more responsible, more sober discourse that -would be better for democracy. -

    - But the degradation of news products long precedes the advent of -ad-supported online news. Long before newspapers were online, lax antitrust -enforcement had opened the door for unprecedented waves of consolidation and -roll-ups in newsrooms. Rival newspapers were merged, reporters and ad sales -staff were laid off, physical plants were sold and leased back, leaving the -companies loaded up with debt through leveraged buyouts and subsequent -profit-taking by the new owners. In other words, it wasn’t merely shifts in -the classified advertising market, which was long held to be the primary -driver in the decline of the traditional newsroom, that made news companies -unable to adapt to the internet — it was monopolism. -

    - Then, as news companies did come online, the ad -revenues they commanded dropped even as the number of internet users (and -thus potential online readers) increased. That shift was a function of -consolidation in the ad sales market, with Google and Facebook emerging as -duopolists who made more money every year from advertising while paying less -and less of it to the publishers whose work the ads appeared -alongside. Monopolism created a buyer’s market for ad inventory with -Facebook and Google acting as gatekeepers. -

    - Paid services continue to exist alongside free ones, and often it is these -paid services — anxious to prevent people from bypassing their paywalls or -sharing paid media with freeloaders — that exert the most control over their -customers. Apple’s iTunes and App Stores are paid services, but to maximize -their profitability, Apple has to lock its platforms so that third parties -can’t make compatible software without permission. These locks allow the -company to exercise both editorial control (enabling it to exclude controversial -political material) and technological control, including control -over who can repair the devices it makes. If we’re worried that ad-supported -products deprive people of their right to self-determination by using -persuasion techniques to nudge their purchase decisions a few degrees in one -direction or the other, then the near-total control a single company holds -over the decision of who gets to sell you software, parts, and service for -your iPhone should have us very worried indeed. -

    - We shouldn’t just be concerned about payment and control: The idea that -paying will improve discourse is also dangerously wrong. The poor success -rate of targeted advertising means that the platforms have to incentivize -you to “engage” with posts at extremely high levels to generate -enough pageviews to safeguard their profits. As discussed earlier, to -increase engagement, platforms like Facebook use machine learning to guess -which messages will be most inflammatory and make a point of shoving those -into your eyeballs at every turn so that you will hate-click and argue with -people. -

    - Perhaps paying would fix this, the reasoning goes. If platforms could be -economically viable even if you stopped clicking on them once your -intellectual and social curiosity had been slaked, then they would have no -reason to algorithmically enrage you to get more clicks out of you, right? -

    - There may be something to that argument, but it still ignores the wider -economic and political context of the platforms and the world that allowed -them to grow so dominant. -

    - Platforms are world-spanning and all-encompassing because they are -monopolies, and they are monopolies because we have gutted our most -important and reliable anti-monopoly rules. Antitrust was neutered as a key -part of the project to make the wealthy wealthier, and that project has -worked. The vast majority of people on Earth have a negative net worth, and -even the dwindling middle class is in a precarious state, undersaved for -retirement, underinsured for medical disasters, and undersecured against -climate and technology shocks. -

    - In this wildly unequal world, paying doesn’t improve the discourse; it -simply prices discourse out of the range of the majority of people. Paying -for the product is dandy, if you can afford it. -

    - If you think today’s filter bubbles are a problem for our discourse, imagine -what they’d be like if rich people inhabited free-flowing Athenian -marketplaces of ideas where you have to pay for admission while everyone -else lives in online spaces that are subsidized by wealthy benefactors who -relish the chance to establish conversational spaces where the “house -rules” forbid questioning the status quo. That is, imagine if the -rich seceded from Facebook, and then, instead of running ads that made money -for shareholders, Facebook became a billionaire’s vanity project that also -happened to ensure that nobody talked about whether it was fair that only -billionaires could afford to hang out in the rarified corners of the -internet. -

    - Behind the idea of paying for access is a belief that free markets will -address Big Tech’s dysfunction. After all, to the extent that people have a -view of surveillance at all, it is generally an unfavorable one, and the -longer and more thoroughly one is surveilled, the less one tends to like -it. Same goes for lock-in: If HP’s ink or Apple’s App Store were really -obviously fantastic, they wouldn’t need technical measures to prevent users -from choosing a rival’s product. The only reason these technical -countermeasures exist is that the companies don’t believe their customers -would voluntarily submit to their terms, and they want -to deprive them of the choice to take their business elsewhere. -

    - Advocates for markets laud their ability to aggregate the diffused knowledge -of buyers and sellers across a whole society through demand signals, price -signals, and so on. The argument for surveillance capitalism being a -“rogue capitalism” is that machine-learning-driven persuasion -techniques distort decision-making by consumers, leading to incorrect -signals — consumers don’t buy what they prefer, they buy what they’re -tricked into preferring. It follows that the monopolistic practices of -lock-in, which do far more to constrain consumers’ free choices, are even -more of a “rogue capitalism.” -

    - The profitability of any business is constrained by the possibility that its -customers will take their business elsewhere. Both surveillance and lock-in -are anti-features that no customer wants. But monopolies can capture their -regulators, crush their competitors, insert themselves into their customers’ -lives, and corral people into “choosing” their services -regardless of whether they want them — it’s fine to be terrible when there -is no alternative. -

    - Ultimately, surveillance and lock-in are both simply business strategies -that monopolists can choose. Surveillance companies like Google are -perfectly capable of deploying lock-in technologies — just look at the -onerous Android licensing terms that require device-makers to bundle in -Google’s suite of applications. And lock-in companies like Apple are -perfectly capable of subjecting their users to surveillance if it means -keeping the Chinese government happy and preserving ongoing access to -Chinese markets. Monopolies may be made up of good, ethical people, but as -institutions, they are not your friend — they will do whatever they can get -away with to maximize their profits, and the more monopolistic they are, the -more they can get away with. -

    “ ekologia” chwila na zerwanie zaufania

    - If we’re going to break Big Tech’s death grip on our digital lives, we’re -going to have to fight monopolies. That may sound pretty mundane and -old-fashioned, something out of the New Deal era, while ending the use of -automated behavioral modification feels like the plotline of a really cool -cyberpunk novel. -

    - Meanwhile, breaking up monopolies is something we seem to have forgotten how -to do. There is a bipartisan, trans-Atlantic consensus that breaking up -companies is a fool’s errand at best — liable to mire your federal -prosecutors in decades of litigation — and counterproductive at worst, -eroding the “consumer benefits” of large companies with massive -efficiencies of scale. -

    - But trustbusters once strode the nation, brandishing law books, terrorizing -robber barons, and shattering the illusion of monopolies’ all-powerful grip -on our society. The trustbusting era could not begin until we found the -political will — until the people convinced politicians they’d have their -backs when they went up against the richest, most powerful men in the world. -

    - Czy moglibyśmy ponownie znaleźć tę wolę polityczną? -

    - Copyright scholar James Boyle has described how the term -“ecology” marked a turning point in environmental -activism. Prior to the adoption of this term, people who wanted to preserve -whale populations didn’t necessarily see themselves as fighting the same -battle as people who wanted to protect the ozone layer or fight freshwater -pollution or beat back smog or acid rain. -

    - But the term “ecology” welded these disparate causes together -into a single movement, and the members of this movement found solidarity -with one another. The people who cared about smog signed petitions -circulated by the people who wanted to end whaling, and the anti-whalers -marched alongside the people demanding action on acid rain. This uniting -behind a common cause completely changed the dynamics of environmentalism, -setting the stage for today’s climate activism and the sense that preserving -the habitability of the planet Earth is a shared duty among all people. -

    - I believe we are on the verge of a new “ecology” moment -dedicated to combating monopolies. After all, tech isn’t the only -concentrated industry nor is it even the most -concentrated of industries. -

    - You can find partisans for trustbusting in every sector of the -economy. Everywhere you look, you can find people who’ve been wronged by -monopolists who’ve trashed their finances, their health, their privacy, -their educations, and the lives of people they love. Those people have the -same cause as the people who want to break up Big Tech and the same -enemies. When most of the world’s wealth is in the hands of a very few, it -follows that nearly every large company will have overlapping shareholders. -

    - That’s the good news: With a little bit of work and a little bit of -coalition building, we have more than enough political will to break up Big -Tech and every other concentrated industry besides. First we take Facebook, -then we take AT&T/WarnerMedia. -

    - But here’s the bad news: Much of what we’re doing to tame Big Tech -instead of breaking up the big companies also -forecloses on the possibility of breaking them up later. -

    - Big Tech’s concentration currently means that their inaction on harassment, -for example, leaves users with an impossible choice: absent themselves from -public discourse by, say, quitting Twitter or endure vile, constant -abuse. Big Tech’s over-collection and over-retention of data results in -horrific identity theft. And their inaction on extremist recruitment means -that white supremacists who livestream their shooting rampages can reach an -audience of billions. The combination of tech concentration and media -concentration means that artists’ incomes are falling even as the revenue -generated by their creations are increasing. -

    - Yet governments confronting all of these problems all inevitably converge on -the same solution: deputize the Big Tech giants to police their users and -render them liable for their users’ bad actions. The drive to force Big Tech -to use automated filters to block everything from copyright infringement to -sex-trafficking to violent extremism means that tech companies will have to -allocate hundreds of millions to run these compliance systems. -

    - These rules — the EU’s new Directive on Copyright, Australia’s new terror -regulation, America’s FOSTA/SESTA sex-trafficking law and more — are not -just death warrants for small, upstart competitors that might challenge Big -Tech’s dominance but who lack the deep pockets of established incumbents to -pay for all these automated systems. Worse still, these rules put a floor -under how small we can hope to make Big Tech. -

    - That’s because any move to break up Big Tech and cut it down to size will -have to cope with the hard limit of not making these companies so small that -they can no longer afford to perform these duties — and it’s -expensive to invest in those automated filters and -outsource content moderation. It’s already going to be hard to unwind these -deeply concentrated, chimeric behemoths that have been welded together in -the pursuit of monopoly profits. Doing so while simultaneously finding some -way to fill the regulatory void that will be left behind if these -self-policing rulers were forced to suddenly abdicate will be much, much -harder. -

    - Allowing the platforms to grow to their present size has given them a -dominance that is nearly insurmountable — deputizing them with public duties -to redress the pathologies created by their size makes it virtually -impossible to reduce that size. Lather, rinse, repeat: If the platforms -don’t get smaller, they will get larger, and as they get larger, they will -create more problems, which will give rise to more public duties for the -companies, which will make them bigger still. -

    - We can work to fix the internet by breaking up Big Tech and depriving them -of monopoly profits, or we can work to fix Big Tech by making them spend -their monopoly profits on governance. But we can’t do both. We have to -choose between a vibrant, open internet or a dominated, monopolized internet -commanded by Big Tech giants that we struggle with constantly to get them to -behave themselves. -

    Spraw, aby 'Big Tech' stała się ponownie 'małą' technologią

    - Trustbusting is hard. Breaking big companies into smaller ones is expensive -and time-consuming. So time-consuming that by the time you’re done, the -world has often moved on and rendered years of litigation irrelevant. From -1969 to 1982, the U.S. government pursued an antitrust case against IBM over -its dominance of mainframe computing — but the case collapsed in 1982 -because mainframes were being speedily replaced by PCs. -

    - A future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general to -enforce the law as it was written. -

    - It’s far easier to prevent concentration than to fix it, and reinstating the -traditional contours of U.S. antitrust enforcement will, at the very least, -prevent further concentration. That means bans on mergers between large -companies, on big companies acquiring nascent competitors, and on platform -companies competing directly with the companies that rely on the platforms. -

    - These powers are all in the plain language of U.S. antitrust laws, so in -theory, a future U.S. president could simply direct their attorney general -to enforce the law as it was written. But after decades of judicial -“education” in the benefits of monopolies, after multiple -administrations that have packed the federal courts with lifetime-appointed -monopoly cheerleaders, it’s not clear that mere administrative action would -do the trick. -

    - If the courts frustrate the Justice Department and the president, the next -stop would be Congress, which could eliminate any doubt about how antitrust -law should be enforced in the U.S. by passing new laws that boil down to -saying, “Knock it off. We all know what the Sherman Act says. Robert -Bork was a deranged fantasist. For avoidance of doubt, fuck that -guy.” In other words, the problem with monopolies is -monopolism — the concentration of power into too few -hands, which erodes our right to self-determination. If there is a monopoly, -the law wants it gone, period. Sure, get rid of monopolies that create -“consumer harm” in the form of higher prices, but also, -get rid of other monopolies, too. -

    - But this only prevents things from getting worse. To help them get better, -we will have to build coalitions with other activists in the anti-monopoly -ecology movement — a pluralism movement or a self-determination movement — -and target existing monopolies in every industry for breakup and structural -separation rules that prevent, for example, the giant eyewear monopolist -Luxottica from dominating both the sale and the manufacture of spectacles. -

    - In an important sense, it doesn’t matter which industry the breakups begin -in. Once they start, shareholders in every industry -will start to eye their investments in monopolists skeptically. As -trustbusters ride into town and start making lives miserable for -monopolists, the debate around every corporate boardroom’s table will -shift. People within corporations who’ve always felt uneasy about monopolism -will gain a powerful new argument to fend off their evil rivals in the -corporate hierarchy: “If we do it my way, we make less money; if we do -it your way, a judge will fine us billions and expose us to ridicule and -public disapprobation. So even though I get that it would be really cool to -do that merger, lock out that competitor, or buy that little company and -kill it before it can threaten it, we really shouldn’t — not if we don’t -want to get tied to the DOJ’s bumper and get dragged up and down Trustbuster -Road for the next 10 years.” -

    20 GOTO 10

    - Fixing Big Tech will require a lot of iteration. As cyber lawyer Lawrence -Lessig wrote in his 1999 book, Code and Other Laws of -Cyberspace, our lives are regulated by four forces: law (what’s -legal), code (what’s technologically possible), norms (what’s socially -acceptable), and markets (what’s profitable). -

    - If you could wave a wand and get Congress to pass a law that re-fanged the -Sherman Act tomorrow, you could use the impending breakups to convince -venture capitalists to fund competitors to Facebook, Google, Twitter, and -Apple that would be waiting in the wings after they were cut down to size. -

    - But getting Congress to act will require a massive normative shift, a mass -movement of people who care about monopolies — and pulling them apart. -

    - Getting people to care about monopolies will take technological -interventions that help them to see what a world free from Big Tech might -look like. Imagine if someone could make a beloved (but unauthorized) -third-party Facebook or Twitter client that dampens the anxiety-producing -algorithmic drumbeat and still lets you talk to your friends without being -spied upon — something that made social media more sociable and less -toxic. Now imagine that it gets shut down in a brutal legal battle. It’s -always easier to convince people that something must be done to save a thing -they love than it is to excite them about something that doesn’t even exist -yet. -

    - Neither tech nor law nor code nor markets are sufficient to reform Big -Tech. But a profitable competitor to Big Tech could bankroll a legislative -push; legal reform can embolden a toolsmith to make a better tool; the tool -can create customers for a potential business who value the benefits of the -internet but want them delivered without Big Tech; and that business can get -funded and divert some of its profits to legal reform. 20 GOTO 10 (or -lather, rinse, repeat). Do it again, but this time, get farther! After all, -this time you’re starting with weaker Big Tech adversaries, a constituency -that understands things can be better, Big Tech rivals who’ll help ensure -their own future by bankrolling reform, and code that other programmers can -build on to weaken Big Tech even further. -

    - The surveillance capitalism hypothesis — that Big Tech’s products really -work as well as they say they do and that’s why everything is so screwed up -— is way too easy on surveillance and even easier on capitalism. Companies -spy because they believe their own BS, and companies spy because governments -let them, and companies spy because any advantage from spying is so -short-lived and minor that they have to do more and more of it just to stay -in place. -

    - As to why things are so screwed up? Capitalism. Specifically, the monopolism -that creates inequality and the inequality that creates monopolism. It’s a -form of capitalism that rewards sociopaths who destroy the real economy to -inflate the bottom line, and they get away with it for the same reason -companies get away with spying: because our governments are in thrall to -both the ideology that says monopolies are actually just fine and in thrall -to the ideology that says that in a monopolistic world, you’d better not -piss off the monopolists. -

    - Surveillance doesn’t make capitalism rogue. Capitalism’s unchecked rule -begets surveillance. Surveillance isn’t bad because it lets people -manipulate us. It’s bad because it crushes our ability to be our authentic -selves — and because it lets the rich and powerful figure out who might be -thinking of building guillotines and what dirt they can use to discredit -those embryonic guillotine-builders before they can even get to the -lumberyard. -

    W górę i na wylot

    - With all the problems of Big Tech, it’s tempting to imagine solving the -problem by returning to a world without tech at all. Resist that temptation. -

    - The only way out of our Big Tech problem is up and through. If our future is -not reliant upon high tech, it will be because civilization has fallen. Big -Tech wired together a planetary, species-wide nervous system that, with the -proper reforms and course corrections, is capable of seeing us through the -existential challenge of our species and planet. Now it’s up to us to seize -the means of computation, putting that electronic nervous system under -democratic, accountable control. -

    - I am, secretly, despite what I have said earlier, a tech exceptionalist. Not -in the sense of thinking that tech should be given a free pass to monopolize -because it has “economies of scale” or some other nebulous -feature. I’m a tech exceptionalist because I believe that getting tech right -matters and that getting it wrong will be an unmitigated catastrophe — and -doing it right can give us the power to work together to save our -civilization, our species, and our planet. -

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