United [email protected]English • 1 year ago

Online Safety Bill: Algorithms that lead boys to Andrew Tate content targeted

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Online Safety Bill: Algorithms that lead boys to Andrew Tate content targeted

United [email protected]English • 1 year ago

The government is defeated by peers who want to stop social media algorithms causing harm.

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The difficult question is how to decide what opinions are acceptable and which ones should be banned

I don’t think it’s safe for a government to be in charge of banning certain political opinions. Even if you personally disagree with them

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