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The Third Circuit ruled that TikTok must stand trial for manipulating children into harming themselves.
Algorithms are no longer a Get out of Jail free card, as long as they could say the algorithm did it.
Big tech-friendly scholars are very upset, but it’ll take a few days to internalize what just happened.
Aaron Carroll : Section 230 protects platforms from liability for what they do, even if it's facilitating harm.
Carroll: Big tech platforms take advantage of this law, and it's like pollution to the rest of us.
He says the Supreme Court has yet to take a real position on Section 230 , but it's not clear what it means in the future.
The Third Circuit ruled that TikTok ’s algorithm that reflects “editorial judgments” about “compiling the third -party speech it wants in the way it wants” is protected by the First Amendment .
The business model of significant corporate actors today , from Google to Meta to TikTok, relies on them being immune from liability.
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