Posted on Nov 20, 2020
Facebook Says It's Doing A Better Job Of Catching Hate Speech Before Users See It
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Facebook users saw hate speech about once in every 1,000 pieces of content they viewed on the social network between July and September, the company said on Thursday.
This is the first time Facebook has publicly estimated the prevalence of hate speech on its platform, giving a sense of scale of the problem. It published the new metric as part of its quarterly report on how much content it removed from Facebook and Instagram for breaking rules ranging from violence to child exploitation to suicide and self-harm.
This is the first time Facebook has publicly estimated the prevalence of hate speech on its platform, giving a sense of scale of the problem. It published the new metric as part of its quarterly report on how much content it removed from Facebook and Instagram for breaking rules ranging from violence to child exploitation to suicide and self-harm.
Facebook Says It's Doing A Better Job Of Catching Hate Speech Before Users See It
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It is at the heart of the problem. We have given everyone's crazy uncle a huge media platform and not just Thanksgiving dinner.
Similarly, I think the media is finally starting to realize (after four freaking years) the best way to deal with the Trump administration's constant lies is just to starve them of media oxygen.
Similarly, I think the media is finally starting to realize (after four freaking years) the best way to deal with the Trump administration's constant lies is just to starve them of media oxygen.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SPC Kevin Ford Exactly, The US Experiment with "Fascism" American Style, Must End.
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Yeah, that means users who have been problematic in the past have their posts screened
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