The Digital Age is Changing The Rules of The Game

Are the big tech firms taking digital ethics seriously? Investors need to play a part in holding tech companies to account

We are pleased to have been able to contribute at #FidelitySummit2021

Thank you Fidelity for inviting us to be a part of the important conversation on digital ethics.

We firmly believe it's an area that needs more discussion and were pleased to consider the issues surrounding it.

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We were delighted to join Fidelity in contributing to an increasingly critical conversation on digital ethics.

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Chinese tech cos' ownership is going to be more scrutinised, after its govt funds took stakes (& board seats) in Beijing Bytedance & Weibo.
Big change is coming to tech cos & other countries will be watching the Chinese developments carefully for learnings
https://buff.ly/3m61RFf

A plethora of data collection by various firms, shared in 'anonymised' form, is exposed for the fig leaf it is: “The Pillar said it obtained “commercially available” location data from a vendor it didn’t name that it “correlated” to Burrill’s phone..."
https://buff.ly/2VfhrD3

This is a subject we’ve returned to regularly, to caution of a foreseeable ‘tragedy of the commons: "rather than learning by a terrible accident … but we don't quite have the sense of urgency we need."”
Investors in the growing space sector need to beware
https://buff.ly/3zYLxKh

While one may agree/disagree with this analyst’s actions, what they underline is a rising ethical apprehension around autonomous warfare, by those deploying them live: ““The Drone Papers” [....] revealed the degree to which strikes hit unintended targets.”
https://buff.ly/3le24FL

Pressure on FB continues from a range of stakeholders...even as its share price makes new highs. At some point these vectors will cross & investors will either have made the right bet, or not

Being one of world’s most valuable firms comes w responsibility
https://buff.ly/3C0BeXG