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This is intentional: make people think there's nothing online except harmful content, and propose a regulatory solution, which creates a barrier to entry. It's
by ok123456 10mo ago
This is intentional: make people think there's nothing online except harmful content, and propose a regulatory solution, which creates a barrier to entry. It's "meta" trying to stop any insurgent network.
- goalieca 10mo agoIt’s also meta overstating the power of influence. Why would they do that? Because it’s good marketing for them to sell a story around how their services running ads can be used for highly effective mass influence.
- ok123456 10mo agoYes, like the "Cambridge Analytica scandal." The "scandal" was people using their ad marketplace tools and a 100-line Python script to "hack" a presidential election. Also, the "Russian Election Interference" aka someone doing a $50k ad buy and "hacking" the presidential election.
- energy123 10mo agoThese academics are being bribed by Meta? What are you implying here?
- ok123456 10mo agoThere are plenty of sychophantic academics who will do anything to advance their career. Take a look at Alex "Lex" Fridman.