Also video version [1]; same content. Initially I thought this was just a deep fake. Then I saw the original BBC article [2] (which conveniently leaves out all

Also video version [1]; same content. Initially I thought this was just a deep fake. Then I saw the original BBC article [2] (which conveniently leaves out all the embarrassing parts), and everyone else (but BBC) reporting on the blunder. I normally despise Musk's antics, but I must admit I agree with him in this case. I don't have evidence to say if "hate speech" has increased or not, but whatever the case, it's unacceptable for a journalist to make blunt statements without having concrete examples to justify the point they're trying to make. ps: having said that, I hate the "For you" page. Not due to hate speech, but I prefer to curate manually who I follow and what shows up in my timeline, so I don't want any of their recommendation engine crap. But that's beyond the point, and "Following" tab still works (for now). [1] https://twitter.com/LayahHeilpern/status/1646140983023681537 https://twitter.com/LayahHeilpern/status/1646140983023681537 [2] https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-65251160 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-65251160