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Mark has made comments on it, mark zuckerberg, saying prioritizing content or ads based on their ability to provoke a reaction from you, which is usually the most extreme and polar oizing conten. but mark said at the time, it's okay. ai will save us. only problem is, ai misses lot of problems. in the case of hate speech, only 3 to 5% of hate speech is caught. >> what is facebook saying about what you uncovered and don't they have, do they have a reasonable answer to what you were saying? which is hey, i found this stuff. we found this stuff. why can't you find this stuff and get rid of it? >> ...
To half a million people, and people in specific states. a lot of states targeted with some specific ads, florida, texas, a lot of states where there is those major covid issues or spikes throughout the year. >> fascinating. appreciate it. perspective from former facebook executive, frances haugen, and her first interview since testifying before the house subcommittee on communications and technology. >> frances, this reporting shows that facebook is not only allowing posts that compare the vaccine to the holocaust, but they're actually profiting from it, accepting money to run them as paid ad...
Donie o'sullivan shows that facebook is not only allowing posts that refer to the holocaust, but they making money from it. why is this happening? is that part of the business model? >> facebook's business model is conditioned on fixing problems after they find them. facebook has known since 2018, mark has publicbly made comments on it, mark zuckerberg, saying prioritizing content or ads based on their ability to provoke a reaction from you, which is usually the most extreme and polarizing content. it's dangerous because people are drawn to engage with extreme content. but mark said at the tim...