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Is there an objective boundary? No. Is it possible to look at an individual doctored video/image and know? Yes. This feeds back into my original point. You
by slg 7y ago
Is there an objective boundary? No. Is it possible to look at an individual doctored video/image and know? Yes.
This feeds back into my original point. You shouldn't be able to use that potential gray area as an excuse when you refuse to act against cases that are cut and dry. Facebook doesn't need to solve this entire issue to take steps to reduce the dangers that misinformation can present.
- catalogia 7y agoWell the reason I brought up objectivity is because under your proposal you'd have facebook making subjective judgements about 'objectivity false' statements. That's fine, but you made it sound like you believed this enforcement would be a matter of objectivity, which it cannot be.