Shireen Ghaffari
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 19 Feb
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So they need to be constantly investing in the best development to get ahead and stay ahead.
We have them across Los Angeles, San Jose, and Seattle, which are all cities that TikTok also has offices in.
And I think what's so fascinating about these AI roles is really just how much they run the gamut.
To clarify, these, not necessarily in the same as the TikTok offices, but they are in the same cities where TikTok has a large footprint.
Questions about the under 13 demographic on the platform, despite policies that suggest they're not allowed to be there.
Still millions of Americans under that age on the platform.
It's an open secret.
They all know that many users are lying about their age.
The primary question that they're trying to address here is, are the harms that are being experienced by these plaintiffs, and those are some really extensive and really serious ones, including in some cases suicide, but depression, body anxiety, body dysmorphia.
Are these things attributable to the design of certain platforms, in particular things like Instagram and Facebook?
And so really the question is who is causing this harm?
What is responsible?
Is it the content that these kids are seeking out?
Or is it the way that these platforms have designed their tools and services to entice really vulnerable users to stay on the platform for longer and longer periods of time?
It's not really clear how well that's going to serve, I think, the defense, because really what Zuckerberg seemed to be reiterating was, well, we have all of these really dangerous tools that we know can cause harm, and it's just really hard for us to keep them out of the hands of certain individuals.
That's just sort of accepting the premise that these kinds of products and services should exist at all and that it's just an intractable problem about who's going to access them.
When the question really should be, you know, why are you creating these types of features?
What's the actual use of something like a beauty filter that you know is going to be really attractive to 9- and 10-year-old girls?
So I think that he's very much trying to say, well, if you assume a world where all of these things have to exist, then it's really hard for us to control access.
That's true enough, but why do these things actually have to exist?
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