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Companies allowed more harmful content on user’s feeds, knowing their algorithms ran on outrage, BBC hears.

Whistleblowers told BBC that Meta and TikTok and Meta prioritised user engagement over safety, allowing harmful content on their platforms. The algorithm race led to increased harassment and ...

One engineer at Meta was allegedly told by senior management to allow more 'borderline harmful content', like misogyny and ...

AI responds with more patience and empathy than humans often do. That contrast should worry us. Half of teens use AI chatbots ...

Louis Theroux’s new documentary pulls back the curtain on the world of ‘traditional’ masculine influencers - but where are ...

The trial of a potentially landmark lawsuit accusing social media sites of employing addictive practices akin to the tobacco ...

Reality TV drama, masculinity influencers and viral podcast clips might seem like separate cultural moments. But experts say ...

Analog problems cannot be solved with a digital ban, and age verification does not work like at a checkout counter.

The trial of a potentially landmark lawsuit accusing social media sites of employing addictive practices akin to the tobacco industry to hook children, leading to mental health and other ailments, was ...

Whistleblowers say Meta and TikTok amplified harmful content and sidelined safety concerns to boost engagement and protect business interests.