Mark Zuckerberg Testifies in Landmark Social Media Addiction Trial
In this episode of Neural Newscast, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg faces a Los Angeles jury in a landmark trial that could fundamentally change the liability of social media companies. Lawyers argue that platforms like Instagram and YouTube are defective products, intentionally designed as digital casinos to hook the brains of children. We also travel to the Horn of Africa, where Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is intervening in a heated maritime and sovereignty dispute involving Ethiopia and Somaliland. Plus, we cover a watershed twenty-one million pound settlement for students at University College London and Spain’s early entry into the race for the European Central Bank presidency. These stories highlight the intersection of corporate accountability, international diplomacy, and the evolving future of global leadership.
Topics Covered
- ⚖️ Social Media Liability: Mark Zuckerberg testifies on whether algorithms should be classified as defective products.
- 🌍 Geopolitical Tensions: President Erdogan rejects Israel’s recognition of Somaliland during an official visit to Ethiopia.
- 🎓 Student Settlements: University College London agrees to a historic payout over pandemic-era learning disruptions.
- 💼 Financial Leadership: Spain becomes the first to nominate a candidate for the future vacancy at the European Central Bank.
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