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Juries Order Social Media Giants to Pay Millions for Addictive Algorithms

via Washington Times·Mar 26·4 sources

Juries in California and New Mexico have ordered social media companies to pay hundreds of millions of dollars for knowingly harming children with addictive algorithms. This verdict marks a significant legal turning point, holding platforms accountable for defective designs that exploit youth vulnerabilities. The ruling sets a precedent that could reshape the digital landscape and force major tech firms to prioritize ethical development over engagement metrics.

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