A lot of discussions I see is this idea of it's a bad thing to recommend or have at all on your platform harmful content. And the example in this Gonzales case, in theory, is ISIS videos. The plaintiffs have not actually made any case that there were actual ISIS videos on YouTube that are relevant here. But there's this assumption in these arguments that we agree on what harmful content is.
Bing AI isn’t sentient. But it’s more than glorified autocomplete. How do we talk about — and understand — the power of today’s large language models? Then, Reddit’s C.E.O., Steve Huffman, on Section 230 and why the future of the internet lies with the Supreme Court.
Plus: Meta is charging for blue checks.
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- Steve Huffman is the chief executive of Reddit.
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