Americans deserve to know what foreign interests are attempting to influence American democracy.
...Musk, Yaccarino, and the new brand safety and suitability leader. These leaders will be tasked with proving that limiting reach of harmful posts can make a platform just as safe as reducing overall volume of harmful posts.
The same day that X sued the CCDH, Musk and Yaccarino announced that they will both now oversee X's trust and safety team, Reuters reported.
Well, given Musk replatformed White Supremacists, and Trump, and just invited Ye back to Twitter, and unbanned a guy who was spreading CSAM (lying about how many people had seen the content in question), and removed language about deadnaming from the posting guidelines but calls "cisgender" a slur, and how he completely fucked over NPR by falsely equating them with RT based on some right-wing asshole's flippant remark...X's blog explained why Musk's philosophy on brand safety is crucial to promote as much free expression on the platform as possible—but to embrace that philosophy requires users to trust in Musk's metrics.
"Free expression and platform safety are not at odds," X's blog said. "We are proving this every day through innovative enforcement policies that have helped reduce hateful content viewed on the platform."
Well just declare your organization a church and you're good - no more pesky disclosures about your funding sources or how you operate!Says alt-rightists who are happy to have foreign interests influence elections in their favor...
Agreed - let's start by getting rid of any form of anonymous political campaign contributions!But who is funding this overseas dark money group—Big Tech? Billionaire activists? Foreign governments? We have no idea. Americans deserve to know what foreign interests are attempting to influence American democracy.