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Regulatory Goldilocks: Finding the Just and Right Fit for Content Moderation on Social Platforms
Social media is a valuable tool that has allowed its users to connect and share ideas in unprecedented ways. But this ease of communication has also opened the door for rampant abuse. Indeed, social networks have become breeding grounds for hate speech, misinformation, terrorist activities, and othe
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