YouTube’s AI moderation is being blasted after it automatically demonetized a streamer’s video because of his laugh.

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Matthew Stevens didn't want to watch anyone die. Late one night in February, the 19-year-old was in bed, scrolling on Instagram. Amid his feed's usual mix of memes and movie clips, the app recommended ...

Photos showing the bloodied face of former President Trump have been plastered across social media platforms and news outlets in recent days, along with a video of his alleged assailant opening fire ...

Instagram users flooded social media with complaints about Reels suddenly being filled with graphic content. Some users claim that despite Instagram’s “Sensitive Content Control” enabled to its ...

Instagram users saw a flood of violent and sexually explicit contents in their Reels before the company responded to complaints … Parent company Meta says it has now fixed the issue, which is claims ...

Meta apologized on Thursday and said it had fixed an "error" that resulted in some Instagram users reporting a flood of violent and graphic content recommended on ...

Graphic videos of two recent violent events have been circulating widely on social media platforms. Viewing violent content can negatively impact mental health, potentially causing trauma or ...

A class action lawsuit has been filed against TikTok and parent company ByteDance. Inc. on behalf of a content moderator who says she "suffers from significant psychological trauma" and developed post ...