In recent years, the public has learned that journalists, federal agencies in multiple Western countries, academics, social media platforms, and shadowy nonprofit groups have all been involved in policing what a conglomerate of elites consider to be harmful speech online. Now, the United Nations has joined the party by launching its iVerify platform, an “automated fact-checking tool.”
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