In a video posted this morning, founder/CEO Mark Zuckerberg said his company is making major changes with the way it handles disinformation--starting with eliminating its official fact-checking program and replacing professional checkers with an X-clone Community Notes system.
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Meta axes fact-checking program, is working with Trump administration to “promote free expression”
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Comcast just made a platform to “steal” ad dollars from YouTube
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Nick DiGiovanni is trying a new recipe for YouTube content
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A brand steals a creator’s video and uses it as an ad. Is that legal?
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Meta envisions a future where human creators share the stage with AI content mills
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Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Ryan Trahan double trouble
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TikTok says small business owners will lose $1 billion in revenue a month if it’s banned
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An AI VTuber is setting world records on Twitch
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A troll got a YouTuber’s Nintendo videos wrongly deleted. How did YouTube let it happen?
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