Originally posted by cdtmYes, fact checking and algorithms to prevent radicalisation from mildly extreme content like Ben Shapiro to highly far right content needs to be ensured. At the moment the opposite is happening leading to the rise of far right incels who support Trumps racism.
As important as big companies like Twitter or Facebook are to the global economy, and as the owners can't seem to make up their minds whether they're a publisher or a platform, maybe its time for regulators to step in, for the common good.
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
Yes, fact checking and algorithms to prevent radicalisation from mildly extreme content like Ben Shapiro to highly far right content needs to be ensured. At the moment the opposite is happening leading to the rise of far right incels who support Trumps racism.
Disagree with everything, here.
I'm going to go ahead and create an AI that pushes only the facts that support the abortion of all black and Hispanic people. And then use my money to ensure this is the narrative I want the world to know.
Sounds good? Great. Implementing now.
Or, perhaps, we could stop with the "fact checkers" who are clearly biased? Seems like a better option than regulating what are facts and what are not.
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
Yes, fact checking and algorithms to prevent radicalisation from mildly extreme content like Ben Shapiro to highly far right content needs to be ensured. At the moment the opposite is happening leading to the rise of far right incels who support Trumps racism.
I said as much on CNBC's Youtube channel.
And "I" get called a rightest facist for it.
Uh, last I checked, "Ma Freeeedoms" is their position. Not regulation.
Maybe most of the people on these Youtube channels are just Libertarians in Liberals clothing?
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
Yes, fact checking and algorithms to prevent radicalisation from mildly extreme content like Ben Shapiro to highly far right content needs to be ensured. At the moment the opposite is happening leading to the rise of far right incels who support Trumps racism.
That’s funny, Facebook is a hotbed for ISIS recruitment, and noting is ever done about it.
But keep preaching that lie, one day it might come true.
Originally posted by cdtm
As important as big companies like Twitter or Facebook are to the global economy, and as the owners can't seem to make up their minds whether they're a publisher or a platform, maybe its time for regulators to step in, for the common good.
far past time, imho
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
Yes, fact checking and algorithms to prevent radicalisation from mildly extreme content like Ben Shapiro to highly far right content needs to be ensured. At the moment the opposite is happening leading to the rise of far right incels who support Trumps racism.
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I agree to an extent. While I don't feel there should be limitations on our ability to express ourselves, I do feel that the social media platforms bear responsibility for the spread of extremist content on their platforms and their jump into the real world.
That's the policy we took with the forums 10-15 years ago, though this isn't quite the same as, say, Instagram or Facebook.
Unfortunately, one side or the other will now simply say that the platform is biased against them.
Originally posted by REXXXX
I agree to an extent. While I don't feel there should be limitations on our ability to express ourselves, I do feel that the social media platforms bear responsibility for the spread of extremist content on their platforms and their jump into the real world.That's the policy we took with the forums 10-15 years ago, though this isn't quite the same as, say, Instagram or Facebook.
Unfortunately, one side or the other will now simply say that the platform is biased against them.
The prodigal son returns, at last.
Originally posted by dadudemonTruly not surprised DDM
Disagree with everything, here.I'm going to go ahead and create an AI that pushes only the facts that support the abortion of all black and Hispanic people. And then use my money to ensure this is the narrative I want the world to know.
Sounds good? Great. Implementing now.
Or, perhaps, we could stop with the "fact checkers" who are clearly biased? Seems like a better option than regulating what are facts and what are not.
Originally posted by cdtmI think most of them are more like Tim Pool or some members here and employing a technique called "hard face, black heart." These people are not prepared to identify as the far right. However it is what they are.
I said as much on CNBC's Youtube channel.And "I" get called a rightest facist for it.
Uh, last I checked, "Ma Freeeedoms" is their position. Not regulation.
Maybe most of the people on these Youtube channels are just Libertarians in Liberals clothing?
Originally posted by REXXXXI think free speech is fine, however the algorithms that draw people towards ever more extreme content need replacing. I looked up Jorda Peterson once, and yes his views were as simplistic and retarded as I expected. However after it I had all these KKK and far right videos appear on my youtube feed I had to hit not interested for weeks afterwards.
I agree to an extent. While I don't feel there should be limitations on our ability to express ourselves, I do feel that the social media platforms bear responsibility for the spread of extremist content on their platforms and their jump into the real world.That's the policy we took with the forums 10-15 years ago, though this isn't quite the same as, say, Instagram or Facebook.
Unfortunately, one side or the other will now simply say that the platform is biased against them.
Originally posted by Bashar Tegmy thoughts too.
far past time, imho👆
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
Truly not surprised DDM
Not surprised I don't support controlling what the "truth" is because I fear what the other side looks like if they are in control?
Originally posted by REXXXX
Enjoy a week off.
I was wondering what happened to Stringer.
I'm with you and PVS - I'd go insane if I got furloughed. I cannot stand being off of work beyond 3-4 days.