Explore the complex landscape of online content moderation in this thought-provoking conference talk from the Aspen Ideas Festival. Delve into the legal and ethical implications of regulating online speech as two champions of free expression, including a member of the Facebook Oversight Board, discuss the challenges faced by social networks. Examine how platforms attempt to balance societal values, individual expression, and online safety. Consider the delicate equilibrium between fostering open dialogue and mitigating harmful content. Gain insights from experts Mary Anne Franks and Suzanne Nossel as they tackle these pressing issues in a 52-minute discussion that illuminates the nuanced decisions behind what content should be taken down, what should remain, and the reasoning behind these choices.
What to Take Down, What to Leave Up, and Why - Content Moderation Online
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What to Take Down, What to Leave Up, and Why
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I believe that in the world of social media platforms with a rapidly spreading creation of content available, there is a grey area between what is acceptable and what is to be taken down for the safety and peace of the social media community . This lesson gave me an amount of realization and more learnings about critically reading and viewing content to assure that it is safe, and also if it does not goes against the guidelines given by the social media platforms, and also about analysing and deep diving into the intention the content creator wants to evoke into its viewers, or to the community in general.
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It's easy,great and practical video for content moderation video. Since 8 was in this industry for last 3 years.Now it can boost my knowledge, skills and certification so that I can show to get a good job .
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