Wedbush's Pachter Sees 'Zero Chance' of Antitrust Action Against Big Tech

The video discusses the regulatory risks faced by tech giants like Facebook, Google, and Amazon. It outlines three levels of risk: antitrust, privacy, and malign content. The speaker argues that antitrust actions are unlikely due to the lack of true monopolies. Privacy concerns are more pressing, with questions about data usage and user rights. Finally, the responsibility of tech companies to manage malign content and hate speech is emphasized.

How does the speaker suggest that attorneys general should act regarding the protection of citizens' rights?

What is the speaker's stance on the obligation of these sites to manage malign content?