Reid hoffman bloomberg6/25/2023 They depict a company struggling with content moderation, giving preferential treatment to high-profile accounts and weighing the mental-health harm caused by Instagram on teen girls. “You discovered some things that are harmful - what are you doing about it?”įacebook is embroiled in controversy after a former employee, Frances Haugen, shared thousands of pages of internal research and documents. “Good for Facebook for doing the research,” Hoffman said. Facebook should have been more proactive in response to troubling signs revealed in its own research, he said. “I’m disappointed,” Hoffman said Wednesday in an interview with Emily Chang on Bloomberg Television. Hate-Speech Case Forces Japan to Confront Workplace Racism Google’s CEO: ‘We’re Losing Time’ in the Climate Fight Google’s Biggest Moonshot Is Its Search for a Carbon-Free FutureĪ $30 Billion Fortune Is Hiding in China’s Silicon Valley has lost people’s trust “for good reasons” and isn’t responding well to whistle-blower claims that the social-media giant prioritizes profit over user safety, according to one of its earliest investors, Reid Hoffman.
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