If data is labor, can collective bargaining limit big tech?

Because the reason that the markets are now failing (to the benefit of the Silicon Valley giants) is that we are all trying to negotiate only for ourselves, when in fact the very nature of data is that it always touches and implicates the interests of many people.The state of the unionsThis may seem like a complicated or intractable problem, but leading thinkers are already working on legal and technical solutions.So in some sense, the scale of the tech giants may indeed not be such a bad thing — the problem, instead, is the power that scale gives them. By requiring the big tech companies to deal with data unions authorized to negotiate on behalf of their memberships, both of the problems that have allowed these giant tech companies to amass the power to corrupt society are solved.Labor unions did not gain true traction until the passage of the National Labor Relations Act of 1935.