Big Tech's future is up to a Supreme Court that doesn't understand it
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“The court might think it&#x27;s doing one thing and it&#x27;s actually doing something very different,” said Evelyn Douek, a law professor at Stanford who specializes in tech law. “It’s ill-matched to the problem.”<p>If your algorithm can&#x27;t be explained to a judge, someone who is highly educated at understanding logic and reason, then perhaps it is broken anyway.<p>The fact is Big Tech has dug its own grave long ago, and that should have been obvious since the Cambridge Analytica scandal.