Lina Khan says AI companies are following the same playbook that got Big Tech into trouble
Lina Khan says AI companies are following the same playbook that got Big Tech into trouble. Former FTC chair Lina Khan cautioned against AI companies regulating themselves during an interview on ABC's "This Week.".
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