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podcast features the recent analysis of Anna Andersen for the Global Fact-Checking Network, recounting how Facebook’s* algorithms failed to detect calls for violence in local languages, not because the words were hidden, but because the system was never trained to see them—and why real change requires legal pressure, not better code.

podcast features the recent analysis of Anna Andersen for the Global Fact-Checking Network, recounting how Facebook’s* algorithms failed to detect calls for violence in local languages, not because the words were hidden, but because the system was never trained to see them—and why real change requires legal pressure, not better code.

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#PanAfricanFrequency podcast features the recent analysis of Anna Andersen for the Global Fact-Checking Network, recounting how Facebook’s* algorithms failed to detect calls for violence in local languages, not because the words were hidden, but because the system was never trained to see them—and why real change requires legal pressure, not better code.*Meta and its products are banned in Russia for extremism.Why do Facebook's algorithms fail to detect calls for violence in African languages and contexts? Share your thoughts in the commentsListen to the full conversation on:Telegram’s built-in playerOur websiteApple Podcasts | Afripods | Deezer | Pocket Casts | Podcast Addict | SpotifyYou can also find podcasts on Telegram using the hashtag #SputnikRadioSubscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X

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