Good, it should be under democratic control, like it was in the New Deal era. The problem isn’t the loss of Wall Street’s power over the Fed, it’s that Trump is in power.
Zuck promised flat out that there wouldn’t be any spying or surveillance, ever. That turned out to be a massive lie, of course (just as when Page & Brin told us in 1998 that they believed advertising was incompatible with search), but it was a big part of the draw of the early Facebook that you (seemingly) didn't have to choose between your friends and getting spied on by Rupert Murdoch & Co over at Myspace.
This is basically all previously released and public domain stuff. They dumped these so that they can point to this and claim they’ve already released them whenever anyone demands they do so in the future.
Because workers, and not just bosses, will get a say in where, when, and how technology is introduced. That’s what the Hollywood writers’ strike was largely about, and they won important restrictions on the use of AI, as did the screen actors guild.
The last 100+ pages of his book are about solutions