Raw LLM Responses

We know 100% that social media and digital addiction are especially harmful for developing minds. We cannot throw up our hands and say that we can't address the problem through government policies because of free speech and privacy. At the same time, we can't allow big tech to have more of our data or more of our personal lives in their grasp. Authoritarianism is evil and should not be supported either. But leaving this up to parents to solve is already a losing battle. Most adults in our world are struggling with some form of digital addiction because these platforms and devices have been psychologically engineered to be addictive by engaging our negative inherent traits. Tech savvy children know how to overcome monitoring software. Using home routers to manage phones only works when kids are home. Coca-Cola and other big companies have made it society's problem to deal with the massive waste they all create, instead of being forced to create more sustainable packaging or develop methodologies to sustainably deal with it. Big tech and authoritarians would have every one of us believing there is no technical solution to the problem or that only the most invasive policies and processes can fix the situation. Bullshit. Give big tech a list of key criteria they need to meet in order to be approved for use in said country: 1. Full respect to privacy, no risks of additional data breach exposure. 2. Those under 16 are unable to use the platform. Any breaches carry big fines for each instance. Repeat offenders will have their platforms banned. We have to stop acting like this nefariously-engineered platforms are somehow necessary for our society to function, when they're clearly responsible for much of its current dysfunction. We need to put the onus on big tech to fix the fucking messes they've engineered at our great expense and harm. We have to give them financial motivation to do so. AI needs to be handled similarly, considering the serious damage we alre