Exactly. A MSM outlet whose own content is dubious and is no stranger to exercising their own self-entitled "opinions". These opinions could be reasonably construed as slander in a world where an individual could stand up against them in court without going broke.
But let's play along and assume that everybody else's speech is the problem. Citizens don't need MSM fitted, woke muzzles.
The co-opting of internet providers to mete out draconian terms of service that strip the individual of their freedom to express ideas needs to be criminalized.
You are free to choose a search engine that ranks results closest to your values.
Re:The Slander Industry
by SuoDuanDao on Monday April 26, 2021 @10:04AM
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I'd rather push back against the idea that a search engine that only ever promised to report popularity be expected to now report accuracy or cease operating.
Which of course it doesn't, a state-of-the-art AI's language comprehension is still extremely rudimentary and would be prone to being gamed by powerful malicious actors even if it were human level.