Elon Musk Buying TikTok?

[Geek Nasty]

The Elon wakeup reckoning is coming. China stole all his tech after he moved manufacturing there and they're selling cheap knockoff EVs now.

More manufacturers are in the EV game at the high end too.

At some point a reality check on Teslas inflated price is going to sink in now that they're officially not a growth stock).

 

[Remote]

Do you know how to calculators condition people do not actually solve the mouth problem on their own?:


These people rolled out AI alongside their "disinformation" babble

The correct response to "disinformation" or "misinformation" is not rooted in dismissive avoidance but rather a concerted response that states the case of the actual reality. Yes, folks ... A discussion

They want you to not be able to correct someone that is wrong. They slowly want to condition society to not be able to think on their own, and it will only take a generation or two before thinking is no longer a human trait

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www.cnn.com

TikTok: AI fakes, abuse and misinformation pushed to young voters

A BBC project investigates the election content promoted by social media by tracking dozens of phones.

www.bbc.com

 

[Geek Nasty]

Makes me wonder why Jeff Bezos doesn't buy it and use it as a promotional arm of Amazon

I think he’s more subtle than Elon. He just g=took a ton of flak for interfering in the Washington Post when he said he wouldnt

 

[bigde09]

Again in your own words, what have you seen from tik tok personally that makes you think it’s spreading misinformation any differently from the internet in general. And if it is, how is that any different than anywhere else on the internet? Do you want to ban the internet too?

Please provide examples of how tik tok is bad like heroin.

Do you want to ban the internet too?

 

[Remote]

Again in your own words, what have you seen from tik tok personally that makes you think it’s spreading misinformation any differently from the internet in general. And if it is, how is that any different than anywhere else on the internet? Do you want to ban the internet too?

Please provide examples of how tik tok is bad like heroin.

Do you want to ban the internet too?

Dude I posted two articles about TikTok misinformation.

What you're asking is goofy.

It's like if someone says there was corruption in the Iran-Contra issue and you demand a coli poster show you a government document.

You are not to be taken seriously.

 

[African Peasant]

It's funny how Musk got it good both in DC and Beijing

But if Bytedance does it, it means they are getting solething big in return

They cherish theur magic algorithm. They ain't giving it to Musk and the US just like that

 

[bigde09]

Dude I posted two articles about TikTok misinformation.

What you're asking is goofy.

It's like if someone says there was corruption in the Iran-Contra issue and you demand a coli poster show you a government document.

You are not to be taken seriously.

You mad at me because you can’t answer the question because you are talking out of your ass.

You have no idea what you are taking about doing the very thing you say tik tok does.

Go back to hating on Kobe and shut the fukk up

 

[Remote]

You mad at me because you can’t answer the question because you are talking out of your ass.

You have no idea what you are taking about doing the very thing you say tik tok does.

Go back to hating on Kobe and shut the fukk up

Tik Tok got you too emotional.

TikTok's Role in Fueling Misinformation​

TikTok's design, where future content is driven largely by past interactions with similar content, contributes to the rapid spread of misinformation. Users who engage with misleading content are more likely to be shown similar videos, creating an echo chamber where misinformation flourishes. One of the most common categories of misinformation across the platform is false and misleading health claims. In 2020, a video falsely claimed that consuming garlic could prevent COVID-19, leading to widespread sharing despite a lack of scientific evidence. In 2021, another video falsely claimed that COVID-19 vaccines were magnetic, causing some individuals to question and even refuse vaccination. And scores of videos have created and amplified claims that 5G technology causes cancer.


TikTok gives rise to and spreads countless conspiracy theories about political groups, including those driven by the current conflict between Israel and Palestine, scientific facts, such as the belief that the earth is flat, and historical events, like the myth of the faked moon landings. This misinformation can also pose significant national and cybersecurity risks.

TikTok and the War on Misinformation | Capitol Technology University

In the constantly evolving landscape of social media, TikTok reached 1 billion users in just over five years, making it one of the fastest growing platforms ever. Because of its popularity, however, the platform has seen a deceptive wave of misinformation

www.captechu.edu

 

[bigde09]

Tik Tok got you too emotional.

TikTok's Role in Fueling Misinformation​

TikTok's design, where future content is driven largely by past interactions with similar content, contributes to the rapid spread of misinformation. Users who engage with misleading content are more likely to be shown similar videos, creating an echo chamber where misinformation flourishes. One of the most common categories of misinformation across the platform is false and misleading health claims. In 2020, a video falsely claimed that consuming garlic could prevent COVID-19, leading to widespread sharing despite a lack of scientific evidence. In 2021, another video falsely claimed that COVID-19 vaccines were magnetic, causing some individuals to question and even refuse vaccination. And scores of videos have created and amplified claims that 5G technology causes cancer.


TikTok gives rise to and spreads countless conspiracy theories about political groups, including those driven by the current conflict between Israel and Palestine, scientific facts, such as the belief that the earth is flat, and historical events, like the myth of the faked moon landings. This misinformation can also pose significant national and cybersecurity risks.

TikTok and the War on Misinformation | Capitol Technology University

In the constantly evolving landscape of social media, TikTok reached 1 billion users in just over five years, making it one of the fastest growing platforms ever. Because of its popularity, however, the platform has seen a deceptive wave of misinformation

www.captechu.edu

My point is there is disinformation everywhere. Including here. You always have to dig though the nonsense everywhere. You are being a hypocrite for attacking tik tok when 1. You never used it, 2. Posting articles about it as if that’s proof.

How do you know those articles are not spreading misinformation if you never used tik tok and saw it for yourself?

But you can’t grasp that. Get your daps tho

 

[DJSmooth]

He gonna fire everyone but the Indians at TikTok US. Every week it's fukkery with him.

 

[Panther]

 

[Remote]

My point is there is disinformation everywhere. Including here. You always have to dig though the nonsense everywhere. You are being a hypocrite for attacking tik tok when 1. You never used it, 2. Posting articles about it as if that’s proof.

How do you know those articles are not spreading misinformation if you never used tik tok and saw it for yourself?

But you can’t grasp that. Get your daps tho

Why do I need to use the app to know it's prolific at promoting misinformation if there are articles and studies proving that it promotes misinformation?

Answer that.

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

 

[bigde09]

Why do I need to use the app to know it's prolific at promoting misinformation if there are articles and studies proving that it promotes misinformation?

Answer that.

How do you know the studies aren’t biased? I’m not disagreeing with you about misinformation on Tik Tok. You are being a huge hypocrite if you only have smoke for it and nothing else.