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Natasha Uzcátegui-Liggett

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  • The MarkupMar 2024
    MetaYouTubeCross-platform

    How Automated Content Moderation Works (Even When It Doesn't)

    Explainer documenting the automated techniques (hash-matching, classifiers) platforms use to moderate billions of posts, and where these systems routinely fail.

    Content Moderation

    By Tomas Apodaca and Natasha Uzcátegui-Liggett

  • The MarkupFeb 2024
    Meta

    Demoted, Deleted, and Denied: More Than Just Shadowbanning on Instagram

    An investigation found Instagram heavily demoted nongraphic Israel-Hamas war images, deleted captions, hid comments without notification, and suppressed hashtags, well beyond classic 'shadowbanning.'

    Content ModerationArt. 16/20 — Notice-and-action

    By Tomas Apodaca, Natasha Uzcátegui-Liggett, Tara García Mathewson and Mohamed Al Elew

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