El Dilema de las Redes Sociales

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[Music] Yes, go ahead, sit down and get comfortable. Are you ready? Take one. Recording. Can you tell us your name? Hello world. Okay, take one. Ready. This is the worst part. I don't like it. I worked at Facebook in 2011 and 2012. I was one of the first employees of Instagram. I worked at Google, YouTube,

Apple, Google, Twitter, Palm. I helped create M-Laps and then I went to Firefox. We're recording very well. [Music] Let's begin. I worked at Twitter. I became senior vice president of engineering. I was president of Pinterest. Before that, I was director of monetization at Facebook for 5 years of platform development, and after that, I was head of consumer products.

I'm co-founder of Google Drive, Gmail, chat, Facebook Pages, and the Like button. I spent about 8 months listening and talking to lawyers. This scares me. When I was there, I always thought it was a force for good. I'm not so sure about that anymore. I left Google in June 2017 because of ethical concerns, and not just because of Google,

but because of the whole industry. I'm very worried. Very worried. It's easy to lose sight of the fact that these tools Yes, they have created wonderful things in the world. They have reunited families, found donors, and there have been important systemic changes thanks to these platforms. We were naive about the other side of that

coin: you create these things and they take on a life of their own, and the way they are used is not what you expected. I am convinced that no one would want these consequences. There is no villain. Of course not. So what is the problem? [ Music] If there is a problem, what is it? It is