Meta’s report shows significant decrease in hate speech prevalence on its platforms
The report reveals that hate speech now accounts for just around 0.02% of all content viewed on Meta platforms.
Meta has recently released its 2023 Responsible Business Practices Report, highlighting the significant strides made in tackling hate speech on its digital platforms. The report reveals that hate speech now accounts for just around 0.02% of all content viewed on Meta platforms, indicating a positive trajectory. However, it also emphasizes the importance of ongoing vigilance and innovation in combatting online hate speech.
It’s worth noting that the data presented in the report comes from research conducted by Meta itself, and to the best of our knowledge, there are no published articles discussing the validity of the data and methodologies used to reach the conclusions in the report.
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