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Watch the inaugural HBS Institute for Business in Global Society (BiGS) debate that tackles one of today's most pressing questions: Is Big Tech too big? This riveting 90-minute debate features four distinguished experts with deep experience in technology policy, economics, and government: Arguing FOR the proposition that Big Tech is too big: – Jonathan Kanter, former U.S. assistant attorney general, Antitrust Division – Timothy Wu, Columbia Law professor and author of "The Curse of Bigness" Arguing AGAINST the proposition: – Jason Furman, Harvard Professor and former chair, Council of Economic Advisers – Gary Cohn, Vice Chairman, IBM and former Director, National Economic Council Debora Spar, Senior Associate Dean for Business and Global Society at Harvard Business School, moderates. Highlights: – 00:09:07 Initial audience poll: 70% believe Big Tech is too big – 00:09:30 Jonathan Kanter's powerful opening analogy about tech CEOs in the inauguration rotunda – 00:14:51 Jason Furman argues why his views on Big Tech have evolved over time – 00:20:04 Tim Wu explains why monopolists often start great but become "fat and lazy" – 00:24:15 Gary Cohn's passionate defense of entrepreneurship and business growth – 00:34:14 Heated exchange on whether Big Tech is stifling innovation or enabling it – 00:46:09 Tim Wu's compelling argument about the dangers of tech-government partnership – 00:54:28 Question about tech companies knowing more about us than our governments – 01:04:01 Jason Furman's surprising take on whether competition in social media would make things better or worse – 01:12:52 Jonathan Kanter likens social media algorithms to "invisible fences" controlling our behavior – 01:25:31 Final audience poll reveals significant mind-changing: 67% yes, 29% no The BiGS Debate Series showcases rigorous, civil discourse on complex societal issues exemplifying the intellectual engagement universities should foster: open, respectful dialogue where people consider multiple perspectives and sometimes even change their minds.