Two Juries, Two States, Forty-Eight Hours
Two juries in New Mexico and Los Angeles found Meta liable for harming children within 48 hours, establishing algorithmic negligence as a legal fact.
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Two juries in New Mexico and Los Angeles found Meta liable for harming children within 48 hours, establishing algorithmic negligence as a legal fact.
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