The article discusses the turbulent landscape of big tech under the Biden administration, particularly focusing on Meta and TikTok's role in the shifting dialogue about internet control and free speech. With major changes in content moderation policies, including allowing more hate speech, Meta has sparked widespread concern. The conversation includes insights from Kate Klonick, who emphasizes how the intertwining of corporate and governmental power complicates free speech notions, affecting everyday users’ interactions on social media platforms.
Meta's recent content moderation changes reflect a significant shift in the platform's policies, allowing for more slurs and hate speech, raising concerns about online civility.
Klonick argues that the intersection of billionaire and state power is reshaping the conversation about free speech on social media, complicating users' experiences.
The current political landscape and the ongoing conflicts over online speech illustrate the massive influence of tech giants on public discourse and societal norms.
Mark Zuckerberg's decision to favor community-sourced content moderation over fact-checking highlights a growing trend towards less oversight and the acceptance of harmful content.
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