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Mastodon user criticizes US charities for silencing viewpoints

A user on Mastodon expressed concern that US charities are not only spreading their own narratives but also attempting to silence other viewpoints. The user believes this approach is being over-utilized in technology sectors, particularly in educational technology, and mentions AI in this context. AI

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Mastodon user criticizes US charities for silencing viewpoints

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · harmonygritz ·

    RE: https:// kolektiva.social/@susurros/117 419714632020537 It's not enough for US charities to spread the so-called "Good News," but they need to silence other

    RE: https:// kolektiva.social/@susurros/117 419714632020537 It's not enough for US charities to spread the so-called "Good News," but they need to silence others? We won't tolerate this here for our own kids (not this week, anyway). But as usual, tech is over-deployed elsewhere. …