Infrogmation, 2 months ago Facebook is tagging videos of the Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore a "False information". Has Meta turned "fact checking" over to AI, or to Alex Jones? https://www.facebook.com/704758180/videos/339345372446167/ #Facebook #Meta #FactChecking #Baltimore #FrancisScottKey #KeyBridge
Facebook is tagging videos of the Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore a "False information".
Has Meta turned "fact checking" over to AI, or to Alex Jones?
https://www.facebook.com/704758180/videos/339345372446167/
#Facebook #Meta #FactChecking #Baltimore #FrancisScottKey #KeyBridge
archeaids, 2 months ago @Infrogmation Maybe it says that because the bridge is still there but is partially collapsed, while the FB post says "gone...Literally."
@Infrogmation Maybe it says that because the bridge is still there but is partially collapsed, while the FB post says "gone...Literally."
archeaids, 2 months ago @Infrogmation Also, maybe confusing the Key Bridge (named for Francis Scott Key) in Washington DC with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore?
@Infrogmation Also, maybe confusing the Key Bridge (named for Francis Scott Key) in Washington DC with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore?
Infrogmation, 2 months ago @archeaids Yes, one might say that a collapsed bridge is not literally "gone" if the ruined pieces in the water still exist, but I strongly doubt this was about linguistic nuance.
@archeaids Yes, one might say that a collapsed bridge is not literally "gone" if the ruined pieces in the water still exist, but I strongly doubt this was about linguistic nuance.
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