Facebook’s parent company said the mandate will apply to images, video and audio, and aims to lessen the spread of misinformation ahead of the Canadian federal elections. (Reuters)
Facebook’s parent company said the mandate will apply to images, video and audio, and aims to lessen the spread of misinformation ahead of the Canadian federal elections. (Reuters)
Facebook’s parent company said the mandate will apply to images, video and audio, and aims to lessen the spread of misinformation ahead of the Canadian federal elections. (Reuters)
Talking point: Meta has faced criticism for the proliferation of misinformation on its platforms since the company scrapped its fact-checking program in January. Though the company said generative AI has had a limited impact across its apps, it nonetheless extended an earlier ban on new political ads in the U.S. in the wake of the U.S. election
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