that came after explosive accusations from whistleblower francis hogan, who claimed facebook knew of harm that was causing vulnerable users. and that it didn't take enough action to intervene, telling d, w. facebook was too focused on english language content, moderation. mark zuckerberg has said, engaging base ranking is dangerous, as people are drawn to extreme content. but don't worry, i will save us. the problem is that strategy requires us to build those a i, systems over and over and over again, each language for the platform in the safe. and right now facebook is not in them. but is it even possible for facebook to properly moderate posts by 2900000000 monthly active users? perhaps meta has just become too large owning dominant social platforms, not just facebook, but what's up and instagram to would be really want a meadow bird to be dominated by the very same private companies that already dominate the internet today. and i think the answer for democratic society should be definitely not. but those are the key questions that we need to be talking about . questions of power,

but francis hogan turned out to be a very different breed of whistleblower with billionaires and democratic party. top dogs sticking up for her, after all, her demands fell conveniently in line with the government's own grievances against big tech. her testimony dovetails very closely with the democrat censorship agenda . their plan or their desire to heavily sensor social media and to take out their political adversaries. the kind of government intervention that was proposed by halligan and those who were pulling her strings is going to take place an opaque fashion behind the scenes. and undoubtedly with input from the intelligence agencies which are by nature opaque and unaccountable to the public. when you're a real whistleblower ratio, you are targeted by the government. you are silent when you are prosecuted and sent to prison. but if you are celebrated on capitol hill and finance, i know that by independent companies, i'm sorry, but you're not a whistle blower. europe political tool, her revelation has got massive traction in the media and in the senate. you are a 21st century america

that came off to explosive accusations from whistleblower francis hogan, who claimed facebook knew of harm that was causing vulnerable uses. and that it didn't take enough action to intervene. telling d w. facebook was too focused on english language content, moderation mark zuckerberg has said engagement. base ranking is dangerous, as people are drawn to extreme content. but don't worry, i will save us. the problem is that strategy requires us to build those a. i systems over and over and over again, each language for the platform to be safe. and right now facebook is not doing them . but is it even possible for facebook to properly moderate posts by 2900000000 monthly active users? perhaps mehta has just become too large owning dominant social platforms, not just facebook, but what's up and instagram to would be really want and members to be dominated by the very same private companies that already dominate the internet today. and i think the answer for democratic societies would be definitely not. but those are the key questions that we need to be talking about. questions of power,

am gonna re, re, re, re, excuse me, re enact you with a fellow facebook whistleblower, called francis hogan, who testified in front of congress. and it appears to me that facebook as huge as it is as huge as a global company is, does not have the culture to understand the world. he's francis. and i've really loved me to talk about that. does facebook, is it a quit to manage all of the different countries that he has facebook appearing? let's take a look at frances, what she has to say for us. as our facebook repeatedly encounter conflicts between its own profit and our safety. facebook consistently resolve these conflicts in favor of its own prophets. the result has been more to vision, more harm, more lies, more threads, and more combat. in some cases, this is this dangerous online talk has led to actual violence that harms and even kelsey of all apps. absolutely. so one thing wanted say 1st is that facebook is the company, it's going to make money. facebook said that it's fine to handle these problems, but we dont trust vendor maurice tobacco companies when they say that they are trying t

this is the same senate commerce committee that francis hogan testified before. memos she had showed employees were concerned the affect instagram has on teens and their mental health, particularly teen girls. as we reported to you yesterday, instagram announced new safety features one day before the executive was to sit in the hot seat. the safety measures include a reminder to users, hey, maybe try going for a walk if they spend too much time on the app. marsha blackburn that sits on the committee calls that a distraction, a preplanned talking point for the executive to fall back on. quote, instagram's repeated failures to protect children's privacy have already been exposed before the senate and now it's time for action. there's a way for instagram to warn you, the parent, maybe somebody's post is dangerous, and there's a way for you to find out how much time your child spends on instagram, but he or she has to turn those features on for it to work. and then musk says the u.s. should stop subsidizing for electric cars. tesla got a massive taxpayer loan that ke

i also spoke with francis hogan, that shaaban -- frances haugen and when i asked her about what more instagram could do to remove content like this glorifying eating disorders. she said that more human review is the key. according to her many reports are not investigated and artificial intelligence cannot successfully identify patterns and distribution points for problematic content. given that meadows platforms according to your own data have 3.6 billion monthly active users . that 15,000 reviewers would seem to pale in comparison to the , depth content of those 3.6 billion monthly active users would post. and if so, will your company commit to strengthening investment in human review? senator, thank you for the question. at a high level, people are better at nuance and technology is better at scale. we are going to continue to do so. >> i know that this hearing is focused mostly on youth. in how many countries as instagram available? >> instagram is available in over 70 languages. i don't know the number of the top of my head. it's available in 70 languages. >> how many are languag

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