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Because producing hyperpartisan content is actually a great way to monetize with this ad-based business model. so any individual page looked no different than cnns page. and so if you could give it a vague title, the news journal of omaha, right? you know, ive just made the news journal of omaha exist. you could make yourself look like what i call sometimes, like a media of one. the pope endorsed donald trump. no, he didnt. hillary clinton sold weapons to isis. no, not true. these are just some ...

So they started to make a real effort to try to link up the white nationalist message with gamergate. at breitbart, well never close our comment section. well stick up for 4chaners when they want to stay anonymous. redditors against overbearing moderators. well stick up for gamers against anyone stupid enough to take them on. [sheera] steve bannon looks across the political spectrum in the united states and thinks to himself that he can harness all this sort of extremist ideology online and chan...

[sheera] facebooks algorithms spread it because it gets a ton of engagement. and suddenly, all these people in myanmar are flooded with anti-muslim rhetoric. and public sentiment strongly turns against muslims in that country. its really not until a genocide takes place that facebook understands theres a major problem here. the new bombshell investigation exposes facebooks growing struggle to tackle hate speech in myanmar. facebook has now turned into a beast than what it was originally intended...

In myanmar, people are given access to mobile phones for the first time. their phones in many cases come pre-loaded with facebook. so they dont say, "im gonna go online." they say, "im gonna go to facebook." and so myanmar becomes this case study of what can go wrong when facebook enters a country. authorities in myanmar are being accused of destroying the sites of crimes against rohingya muslims. new satellite images show bulldozed villages previously burned down. many of the rohingya have been...

And its extremely challenging to police that. [yael] so on the one hand, facebook is selling the notion to advertisers that not only are its users persuadable, but they know how to help you persuade them. but then when you say that facebook is also helping radicalize people, thats when they say, "oh, no, no, were just a mirror to society." "were not persuading people." that completely ignores the fact that youtube and facebooks algorithms are bringing people towards content and showing them thin...

Programme? orare you really building in and using ai words appropriately? there algorithms today that will help you to sort through reams of information very quickly. thats different than a decision being made by a leader, a soldier, and air man on how to use a platform or use a capability. on how to use a platform or use a capability-— a capability. where is that enhancements _ a capability. where is that enhancements all? - a capability. where is that enhancements all? are i a capability. wh...

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Work for them a number of times because there was kind of a perception that they didnt really acknowledge their power. that they had a huge amount of influence but they werent necessarily acting with a level of intentionality, responsibility that that power implied. in the fairytale end of 2018, early 2019, i was rushed out to buy a facebook recruiter and didnt really care if i got the job, not i said the only thing i want to work on facebook is misinformation. and i came, back and i said, hey, ...

Documentary, evidence made clear that facebook was endangering the world in that the company was stuck in a dead word feedback loop that only get worse unless and until the public was made aware that it was compelled by regulatory intervention to change. compelled by regulatory intervention to change. haugens book also describes what she called the physics of social media the how and why behind facebook algorithms that rewards the most extreme content contributing to the widespread political pol...

The whistle on facebook. francis, welcome to the show. we have been looking forward to talking to you for a very long time, because a lot of people on my show talked about you, they talked about how you were so brave, and how you sort of broke the seal on things that others had speculated were going on at these social media firms, but that you brought the insight knowledge on. so welcome to the show, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for inviting me. >> lets talk, first, about your decis...