"Last year, between Apple, Tencent and Google, their combined revenue in one year was hundreds of billions of dollars. But who got paid?" <b>Jennifer Zhu Scott</b>, executive chairman of The Commons Project and a leading voice on technology and artificial intelligence, joins co-hosts <b>Mustafa Alrawi</b> and <b>Kelsey Warner</b> this week to discuss her idea that Internet users be paid for the data they share with companies who are profiting from consumer insights. As the US Justice Department's lawsuit against Google begins this week, Ms Scott argues that a new economic model could put to rest the discord over anticompetitive practices by some of the world's most valuable companies.