Matt McCusker

Dude, we're at a point, for sure, one of the biggest things I'm noticing, or for myself that I notice, we're at a point, what the fuck am I talking about?

That's insane.

We might be at a point.

Let's see.

Where, like, I have to control what comes into me, man.

And if I don't, then that's my fucking fault.

Yeah, it's true.

Now the algorithm, the people that make the algorithm should be able to be held liable if someone goes and does a crime based on them feeding them the same type of bullshit.

Somebody goes and shoots all the place because they got indoctrinated into some really strong and sadistic beliefs or something because the algorithm fed them that.

I think that those people should be held liable.

Here you go right here.

A jury has ordered Meta and Google to pay $3 million to a 20-year-old woman who alleged that she became addicted to Instagram and YouTube as a child.

Fucking damn.

Shit, all right.

Everyone else get on that train.

Jurors found the company's libel for product design features that harmed her mental health.

The plaintiff, Kaylee GM, testified that the apps replaced her hobbies and contributed to anxiety, depression, and body dysmorphia.

Yeah.

It says it right here.

The case is the first of thousands targeting big tech over addiction to reach trial of bellwether to assess how other claims could be resolved.