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Can Facebook's algorithm remove hate speech? Meltdown-proof nuclear reactors

Can Facebook's algorithm remove hate speech? Meltdown-proof nuclear reactors

Nicholas Thompson, editor-in-chief of WIRED, discusses technology industry news today:
Do some of the Facebook's best features, like the newsfeed algorithm or groups, make removing hate speech from the platform impossible?
In general, have tech companies become more or less wary of the Trump administration in recent months?
Do you really believe that a meltdown-proof nuclear reactor is possible?
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