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The Meta Monitoring Council Asks Not to Replace Verification with "Community Notes" in Latin America

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In a statement consulted by AFP this Saturday, the Supervisory Council argues that verification by information professionals and "community notes", created and approved by simple users of social networks, are complementary mechanisms that serve "two different purposes." The Council insists that "community notes" could be counterproductive in repressive regimes or in highly polarized countries.

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Meta's Supervisory Board, the owner of Instagram and WhatsApp, asked the company not to replace its information check program carried out by journalists with Community Notes, as California's company plans to do in 16 Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America. iPhone Duo: we tested Apple's new folding iPhone; see screen, camera, price and how it works Understand: AI could possibly end humanity.

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In a statement consulted by AFP this Saturday, the Supervisory Council argues that verification by information professionals and "community notes", created and approved by simple users of social networks, are complementary mechanisms that serve "two different purposes." The Council insists that "community notes" could be counterproductive in repressive regimes or in highly polarized countries.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Meta's supervisory board warns that the background notes cannot replace the auditors' work. The American group starts... The article Meta launches its community notes and its own board asks it to slow down appeared first on Le Singulier.

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WASHINGTON - The board of US technology company Meta has urged management not to replace professional fact-checkers with its "Community Notes" feature, according to a statement seen by AFP on Friday. The board is responding to the company's decision on Wednesday to begin testing the feature in 16 Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America.

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