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Could fixing Facebook algorithms bridge our political divides?

Could fixing Facebook algorithms bridge our political divides? Could fixing Facebook algorithms bridge our political divides? Proposed U.S. legislation aims to make Facebook accountable for misinformation by targeting algorithms rather than content By Aeryn Pfaff A Biden supporter has a conversation with a Trump supporter on the U.S. Capitol grounds on January 6. We’ve all heard the calls for unity since the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of former President Donald Trump. We’re meant to unite with far-right radicals who want to end democracy and QAnon supporters who make real-world decisions based on the belief that liberals are a cabal of Satanist pedophiles. Embrace your uncle who believes every lie spread by Trump and far-right media. Engage social media contacts in debates about whether or not minorities deserve rights – because if we don’t, we run the risk of creating the dreaded

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Anti-monopolists energized by FTC s move to take on Big Tech

Anti-monopolists energized by FTC s move to take on Big Tech
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Democrats split over plan to require greater censorship of ads in Section 230 overhaul

Senate Democrats are split on new legislation that could force tech companies to censor online ads in the hopes of curbing misinformation and fraudulent claims. The bill is part of an effort to reform legal protections for online platforms such as Facebook and Google, which carry a majority of the ads online.

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Trump s weapon in the attempt to assassinate democracy cyberspace | लोकतंत्र की हत्या के प्रयास में ट्रम्प का हथियार सायबरस्पेस , इसका इस्तेमाल बड़ा झूठ फैलाने में किया गया

Trump s weapon in the attempt to assassinate democracy cyberspace | लोकतंत्र की हत्या के प्रयास में ट्रम्प का हथियार सायबरस्पेस , इसका इस्तेमाल बड़ा झूठ फैलाने में किया गया
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The Perilous Power Of Social Media Platforms

Facebook is displayed on Apple s App Store. (AP Photo/Amr Alfiky) Social media platforms have immense power: to shut down voices and amplify what we see. But is that singular power perilous to democracy? Guests Guillaume Chaslot, founder of AlgoTransparency. Mozilla fellow. Advisor at the Center for Humane Technology. He helped develop YouTube’s recommendation algorithm from 2010 to 2011. (@gchaslot) Ramesh Srinivasan, professor in UCLA’s Department of Information Studies. Director of the UC Digital Cultures Lab. Author of “Beyond the Valley.” (@rameshmedia) Also Featured From The Reading List New York Times: “The Coup We Are Not Talking About” “Two decades ago, the American government left democracy’s front door open to California’s fledgling internet companies, a cozy fire lit in welcome. In the years that followed, a surveillance society flourished in those rooms, a social vision born in the distinct but reciprocal needs of public intelligence agen

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