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Both are absolutely to blame. Both the social media companies and the content creators. Both are choosing to ignore the damage which is a direct result of thei
by toofy 5y ago
Both are absolutely to blame. Both the social media companies and the content creators.
Both are choosing to ignore the damage which is a direct result of their actions and they both ignore long term damage in the name of an immediate profit return.
There no reason we have to choose one or the other when both are clearly willing to destroy.
- mguerville 5y agoI agree, and they both refuse to change (moderate the platforms, make good faith efforts to reduce or disclose bias, etc.) because money trumps ethics. I’m not sure what solutions exist though, I’m in favor of regulatory action but it’s often just moving the goalposts as there are always loopholes to be found.