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📰 News10 March 2026·2 min read·

Meta's Oversight Board struggles to keep pace with generative AI surge

Source: rest-of-world

Meta's Oversight Board is facing a structural crisis as the explosion of generative AI content on social media overwhelms its slow, human-led content review model. The board's case-by-case approach was designed for a pre-generative-AI era and is increasingly seen as inadequate for the volume and speed of synthetic media now circulating on Meta's platforms. Calls are growing for more scalable, automated governance mechanisms.

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