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A teenager radicalized by the racist “Great Replacement” conspiracy murdered ten Black people in Buffalo. Now, survivors and victims’ families are fighting to hold the tech companies whose algorithms they say pushed that content accountable.

21/9/26, 6:02 pm8 reposts34 likes

Center for Countering Digital Harm

@counterharm.com

21 Sept

CCDH filed an amicus brief in Patterson v. Meta urging courts to hear claims challenging algorithmic design. What happens online often translates into dangerous consequences offline. Section 230 cannot become a blanket shield against accountability. Learn more: counterhate.com/blog/ccdh-fi...

counterhate.comCCDH Files Amicus Brief, Claiming Social Media Could Have Radicalized the Buffalo Shooter — Center for Countering Digital Hate | CCDHNew York’s highest court will decide whether algorithm design can be put on trial. CCDH is getting involved.