The Oversight Board has overturned Meta's decisions to keep up two posts that use monkey emojis to express hate, discrimination and harassment towards Black people. In the first case, a user in Brazil posted a video about Brazilian football players with a monkey emoji caption. In the second case, a comment on an Instagram post in Ireland about rejecting racism said they wanted the situation to "blow up" and "to have some glorious fun with all the [monkey emojis] & out in the street." Meta's auto

Meta Oversight Board rules manipulated videos can stay on Facebook with better labels

The Oversight Board has overturned Meta’s original decision to remove part of an Instagram carousel forming a political poem, posted by an Argentinian user. In this case of political speech critical of Argentina’s government and its policies’ social effects, only one of the images, containing slurs, was assessed by moderators and therefore vital context missed. The Board recommends that Meta: • Ensure that, when reviewing content within carousels, moderators are able to see all content within th

Gemeinschaftsstandards | Transparency Center

Meta forecasts bigger capital costs next year as Zuckerberg lays out aggressive AI buildout

Future in Action - Corporate Website - Cemex