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Uh, social media platforms aren’t (and shouldn’t be) “information gatekeepers.” https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/10/google-and-facebook-have-failed-us/541794/ …pic.twitter.com/RzXHGq3vjF
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Wouldn't you agree they are the gatekeepers right now? I don't think they should be. And I see a collision path with the government.
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i guess they technically have the power to gatekeep, but they mostly refrain from using it (to the point where the term doesn’t seem to fit)
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What type of responsibility, if any, do you think they should take for the corrosive outrage and misinformation enabled by their platforms?
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tbh I don’t have strong or well-though-out opinions on this.
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Why not go further upstream? Apple should be monitoring for wrong information before it hits the Internet!
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or better yet, let the government control what people are allowed to think
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to me the relevant issue is that Google's culture seems to promote the stance that there is a single right answer for almost everything
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oh yeah, I agree, there are plenty of causes for concern!
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semipermeable membranes are a kind of gate
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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