I have some questions for Mark Zuckerberg

Meta Glasses have a recording indicator light, but Zuckerberg frames it as equivalent to phone cameras despite material differences in physical disclosure

Meta has down-ranked videos of retail worker harassment made with Meta Glasses on Instagram, suggesting internal awareness of harms

Zuckerberg claims teen safety research and transparency hurt Meta competitively vs. encrypted competitors like Apple, but internal emails show he questioned research value

Meta estimated $1 trillion in potential liability in recent teen safety case but claims market forces alone will solve AI safety

Zuckerberg describes Muse business model as taking small cuts from businesses in aggregator-style transactions, mirroring Apple's 30% App Store fees Meta has publicly opposed

Louisiana Hyperion data center secured through backroom negotiations and property tax exemptions, not public benefit disclosure

Zuckerberg argues market will kill harmful AI products ('won't be able to happen'), same argument rejected for social media harms

Meta settled teen safety litigation; Zuckerberg cited trillion-dollar liability estimate in internal documents

Zuckerberg argues Meta Glasses passive recording should be treated like smartphones, but analyst counters the physical action difference is material

Meta has down-ranked harassment videos of retail workers and women recorded on Muse to reduce incentive for similar content

Zuckerberg proposed hour-per-day teen usage limits but framed it as a prisoner's dilemma requiring unilateral government regulation across all platforms

On AI, Zuckerberg posted that trust and alignment are differentiators and the market will enforce safety; Meta delayed Muse by months for security

Zuckerberg frames Muse business model as aggregation: small take-rate from businesses, not consumers, analogous to Apple's App Store model

Meta's Louisiana Hyperion data center deal involved tax exemptions and backroom negotiations not publicly disclosed upfront

Analyst notes Instagram is beloved by consumers despite harms; unclear whether Muse or other AI products will achieve sufficient consumer enthusiasm to overcome skepticism about data-center environmental/social costs