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New research shows that massive spending on toxic content moderation fails to address polarization—social media companies should instead design better platforms that give users more control and ch... (link.springer.com)

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Original Title: New research shows that massive spending on toxic content moderation fails to address polarization—social media companies should instead design better platforms that give users more control and choice.

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