The International Fact-Checking Network warned of Meta's move to crowdsourced fact-checking.
The fact-checking group that has worked with Meta for years wrote Mark Zuckerberg an open letter on Thursday, warning him about the company's move toward crowdsourced moderation in the US.
The change could have serious financial repercussions for the fact-checking organizations that rely on Meta for revenue.
AD"If Meta decides to stop the program worldwide, it is almost certain to result in real-world harm in many places," IFCN wrote.
IFCN wrote that community notes could be used in conjunction with professional fact-checkers, a "new model" for collaboration.
Persons:
Mark Zuckerberg, Poynter, Meta, IFCN, Elon Musk's
Organizations:
Meta, Institute, Facebook, Business, Google
Locations:
United States