The future of Twitter & misinformation: What CEO Jack Dorsey thinks (BlueSky)

Jack Dorsey explains how Twitter is taking on disinformation and explains the company's long-term goals for its social network.

[sumdumguy]

Yet, your site blocks accounts for posting things that you disagree with.

I defend the 2nd amendment on Twitter and suddenly my account is locked and you demand a phone number. Why?

[cheriangel]

The Hunter laptop material was not misinformation... God I hate these tyrants.

[opstudio]

The way to check information is to put it into the light, not block what YOU think is a lie and platform what YOU think is truth.

[rickyo]

Aliens abducted and probed Jack Dorsey, but could find no sign of intelligence.

[davidhtate]

Mr. Dorsey is absolutely correct. What we are leading to is "Social Media General of The United States". Of course, it will probably be run by Washington, D.C. bureaucrats, technocrats, lawyers and lobbyists. In such case, Twitter should file for chapter 11 immediately.

[End-Result]

It's not saying much, but this guy is probably the only social media tycoon I don't completely loathe. perhaps it's something to do with him not being a complete scumbag.

[aqe]

Jacks beard protects him while testifying in front of Congress

[alturcot]

Enough with interrogating these crooks. Send them to jail, where they belong.

[SmallSmartDecicions]

Congratulations Jack, you had the opportunity to be a transparent non biased leader in a free world. Unfortunately you became a villain. Unjustifiably playing politics and restricting information. You have now become one on the most hated men in the world. Good job bud

[earlnoli]

I agree with what you said. But you selected editing is biased to the left rather than a generic policy for everyone. That is fine too but that power should only be held by small companies that have little impact on culture in general. Twitter whether it likes it or not is powerful enough to change election outcome hence needs further scrutiny that it does not hide behind policies to enact action like election manipulation through media influence, unless it is an editorial company. You are supposed to be a "utility" company. Making policies to benefit a key political party and disrupt another is simply too much power in your hands and needs to be regulated.

You need to break up and hand over the censorship mechanism to a 3rd party that can be sued for malpractice. Facebook just made their "fact-checkers "non-sue-able" via terms and conditions. These needs to be regulated out as well.

Right now Twitter should be sued and stop from operating because of election manipulation, and you as its head be held accountable by voter fraud via election interference.

[jakeliujakeliu]

He should go to jail for massive Censorship!

[beaub]

I wonder what is twitter going to do once Trump's platform comes online in few weeks ?!

[Tr.ll..n]

"Neutrality is no longer feasible or desirable where the peace of the world is involved and the freedom
of its peoples, and the menace to that peace and freedom lies in the existence of autocratic governments backed by
organized force which is controlled wholly by their will, not by the will of their people. We have seen the last of
neutrality in such circumstances, "
(Wilson).
"To such a task we can dedicate our lives and our fortunes, everything that we are and everything that
we have, with the pride of those who know that the day has come when America is privileged to spend her blood and
her might for the principles that gave her birth and happiness and the peace which she has treasured. God helping
her, she can do no other, " (Wilson).

[hilding]

It's not a business decision if you control the public debate due to the fact that 90% of debate are now happening in social media. You should be regulated just like every other utility company and the legislator should ensure we can sue the living soul out of you over your censorship, you call moderating, and 1st amendment violations.

[amjds]

Lol what country that it cannot put a leash on these CEOs ruining everyone's life

[GHOSTYTRT]

Jack looks like has some good writers on his payroll to write this BS for him.

[Saint]

So much personality and character on display here from Mr. Dorksey.

[solideights]

Amazing and only in the USA if this works out or inevitably would try truly starts today when visionary Elon Musk bought Twitter.

[UncleWintersDisdain.]

That's a really cute nose ring. He looks like he sells bdsm equipment on etsy with leather he tans.

[rrfirefly]

Like everyone else I only have impressions of who Jack Dorsey is. However, unlike everyone else I do not assume that any comment I make about him has any actual connection to who he is in reality. People are so ready to dump on Jack and they forget that those remarks at best are only opinions.