Re:Anti-Semitic social posts 'not taken down' in 80% of cases
by FinanceAnon on Monday August 02, 2021 @03:51PM
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I think it depends on your definition of freedom of speech. I don't support providing a platform for harmful lies to spread e.g. QAnon
In my opinion, internet and social media changed the game. Freedom of speech now is not the same as freedom of speech 200 years ago. The spread of information now is massive and instanteneous, and people are up against ML models which are being trained to grab their attention. For example, Cambridge Analytica - were their actions an exercise of freedom of speech or exploitation of social media?
In my opinion, internet and social media changed the game. Freedom of speech now is not the same as freedom of speech 200 years ago. The spread of information now is massive and instanteneous, and people are up against ML models which are being trained to grab their attention. For example, Cambridge Analytica - were their actions an exercise of freedom of speech or exploitation of social media?