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back on the other side
My understanding is that Facebook is a bit fucked. They're losing users. The younger you are the less likely you are to use it. Peak facebook has long gone. Which when you draw the curve out onto a graph into the future looks terminal.
Since then they've effectively lied about their usage figures. Rather than being transparent about stats they changed the model to make it look a lot better than it is. The AI bots thing is a lot to do with this.
As for the metaverse...
From what I gather they've been actively choking the posting of political content from around the time of the Cambridge Analytica scandal. That was the point lots of people started leaving.
I guess they're hoping to reverse the trend by doing this.
And just to give the tiniest bit of "tbf" automated moderating is pretty terrible + theres the trauma experienced by their farmed out human moderators
META is worth billions though so there's no excuse for not moderating properly one way or other
Since then they've effectively lied about their usage figures. Rather than being transparent about stats they changed the model to make it look a lot better than it is. The AI bots thing is a lot to do with this.
As for the metaverse...
From what I gather they've been actively choking the posting of political content from around the time of the Cambridge Analytica scandal. That was the point lots of people started leaving.
I guess they're hoping to reverse the trend by doing this.
And just to give the tiniest bit of "tbf" automated moderating is pretty terrible + theres the trauma experienced by their farmed out human moderators
'I was moderating hundreds of horrific and traumatising videos'
The BBC speaks to social media moderators, whose job it is to find and remove distressing and illegal content.
www.bbc.co.uk
META is worth billions though so there's no excuse for not moderating properly one way or other
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