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Trump’s New Social Media Platform to Reportedly Use Big Tech AI Censor: ‘We Want to be Very Family-Friendly’
https://www.mediaite.com/news/trump...ai-censor-we-want-to-be-very-family-friendly/

TRUTH Social, the new platform being developed by former President Donald Trump, will reportedly use artificial intelligence censors to purge content which is deemed NSFW.

The platform has been advertised as an alternative to Twitter which “encourages an open, free, and honest global conversation without discriminating against political ideology.”

One of Trump’s complaints about platforms such as Twitter and Facebook has been the alleged censorship of conservative voices.

He was banned by both companies last January.

According to a new report from Fox Business, Trump’s platform will also rely on Big Tech software to heavily moderate content, but only to ensure it remains “family-friendly.”

CEO Devin Nunes, who retired from the House just a few weeks ago, told the network that TRUTH Social will nix speech which is not appropriate for all audiences. The company will do so by using artificial intelligence from a Silicon Valley tech firm.

Trump Media & Technology Group plans to launch TRUTH by President’s Day with the best content moderation available.

Brooke Singman, writing for Fox Business, reported:

But those involved in the final stages of the platform’s development told Fox Business that they anticipate that malign actors will target the site and attempt to “flood” the platform with “illegal content,” especially during and immediately after their formal launch.

Fox Business has learned that TMTG is partnering with Hive—a San Francisco-based Series D start-up that provides automated solutions through cloud-based artificial intelligence for understanding images, videos, and text content. Hive’s technology provides automated content moderation across video, image, text and audio.

Hive will assist Truth Social to banish posts that are sexually explicit and violent, while also purging spam and content which is considered hateful.

Nunes indicated he wants TRUTH Social to be a haven for families.

“We want to be very family-friendly, we want this to be a very safe place, and we are focused on making sure any illegal content is not on the site,” Nunes said. “Hive has a great track record in this, and they have been good to work with.”
 
Trump's Latest Business Venture Warns About Possible 'Bankruptcy' In Self-Own For The Ages
https://www.comicsands.com/trump-truth-social-bankruptcy-warning-2657340329.html

Former Republican President Donald Trump may have hoodwinked his followers into believing in his claims about his legendary business acumen.

But the business community itself isn't buying it--including the soon-to-be parent company of his social media platform Truth Social.

Digital World Acquisition Corp, the so-called "blank-check" firm merging with Trump Media and Technology Group, warned investors of Trump's laundry list of bankruptcies and business failures in a recent regulatory filing.

And it didn't stop there--the filing also warned that since Trump will be the CEO of the new company, it may well fail too.


The filing practically reads like a greatest-hits list of Trump's business failures, including casino and hotel properties Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Plaza, and Trump Castle, as well as Trump University, Trump Vodka, and Trump Steaks.

And given Trump's forthcoming role as chairman and ownership of up to 58% of the new company if the merger is approved, Digital World was forced to protect itself from legal repercussions should his failure catch to Trump Media as well.

The filing reads:

"A number of companies that were associated with President Trump have filed for bankruptcy."

"There can be no assurances that TMTG will not also become bankrupt."

The filing went on to add that many of Trump's licensing agreements have also gone belly up.

"A number of companies that had license agreements with President Trump have failed."

"There can be no assurances that TMTG will not also fail."


And just in case it wasn't absolutely crystal-clear that Trump Media and Truth Social are more likely to faceplant than they are to thrive, Digital World added:


"While all of the foregoing were in different businesses than TMTG, there can be no guarantee that TMTG's performance will exceed the performance of those entities."

Given Truth Social's disastrous roll-out so far, betting against it is probably the safer investment.

And on Twitter, there was plenty of schadenfreude about its odds being so bad the company had to put them on the record.





(More Tweets and information at above url)

 
Trump's Latest Business Venture Warns About Possible 'Bankruptcy' In Self-Own For The Ages
https://www.comicsands.com/trump-truth-social-bankruptcy-warning-2657340329.html

Former Republican President Donald Trump may have hoodwinked his followers into believing in his claims about his legendary business acumen.

But the business community itself isn't buying it--including the soon-to-be parent company of his social media platform Truth Social.

Digital World Acquisition Corp, the so-called "blank-check" firm merging with Trump Media and Technology Group, warned investors of Trump's laundry list of bankruptcies and business failures in a recent regulatory filing.

And it didn't stop there--the filing also warned that since Trump will be the CEO of the new company, it may well fail too.


The filing practically reads like a greatest-hits list of Trump's business failures, including casino and hotel properties Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Plaza, and Trump Castle, as well as Trump University, Trump Vodka, and Trump Steaks.

And given Trump's forthcoming role as chairman and ownership of up to 58% of the new company if the merger is approved, Digital World was forced to protect itself from legal repercussions should his failure catch to Trump Media as well.

The filing reads:

"A number of companies that were associated with President Trump have filed for bankruptcy."

"There can be no assurances that TMTG will not also become bankrupt."

The filing went on to add that many of Trump's licensing agreements have also gone belly up.

"A number of companies that had license agreements with President Trump have failed."

"There can be no assurances that TMTG will not also fail."


And just in case it wasn't absolutely crystal-clear that Trump Media and Truth Social are more likely to faceplant than they are to thrive, Digital World added:


"While all of the foregoing were in different businesses than TMTG, there can be no guarantee that TMTG's performance will exceed the performance of those entities."

Given Truth Social's disastrous roll-out so far, betting against it is probably the safer investment.

And on Twitter, there was plenty of schadenfreude about its odds being so bad the company had to put them on the record.



(More Tweets and information at above url)

Obvious fraud by Democrats, where are the audits?

4000 Mules will prove this.
 
What goes up.... comes down.

Government expands investigation into Trump's social network deal
https://www.axios.com/2022/06/13/government-expands-investigation-trump-social-network-deal

Federal securities regulators have expanded their investigation into the planned merger between a blank check acquisition company and former President Trump's social media business, known as Truth Social, according to a Monday morning filing with the SEC.

Why it matters: Truth Social's financial prospects are heavily reliant on investment tied to the merger, which may never come to pass.

Backstory: The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating communications between the blank check company, called Digital World Acquisition Corp., and Trump. Of particular interest would be if the two sides negotiated prior to DWAC going public, which would have been illegal.

What's new: DWAC previously disclosed that it was under investigation, but on Monday said that regulators are seeking "additional documents and information."
  • This includes communications regarding DWAC's due diligence of companies other than Trump's, if it occurred, relationships between DWAC and other entities (including its IPO underwriter E.F. Hutton), certain forward-looking statements and "certain elements of the transaction history for equity."
State of play: Truth Social launched this past spring as a re-skinned Twitter, with Trump beginning to use it as a communication tool last month. He currently has 3.25 million followers on the platform.
 
Kanye West To Buy Conservative Social Media Platform Parler — After Fallouts With Instagram, Twitter


Bloomberg
6:34 AM ET 10/17/2022

Rapper Kanye West has agreed to buy conservative-leaning alt-tech microblogging and social networking app Parler, which touts itself as a platform promoting free speech.

Announcing the deal, Parlement Technologies, parent of Parler, said the parties intend to enter into a definitive purchase agreement soon, with the closure expected in the fourth quarter.

The terms of the proposed transaction will likely include ongoing technical support from Parlement and the use of private cloud services through the company's private cloud and data center infrastructure.

Commenting on the agreement, West, who has changed his name to Ye, said, "In a world where conservative opinions are considered to be controversial we have to make sure we have the right to freely express ourselves."

Parlement's CEO George Farmer said, "Ye is making a groundbreaking move into the free speech media space and will never have to fear being removed from social media again."

The proposed buy assumes importance as it follows West getting banned from Meta Platform's (NASDAQ:META) Instagram due to flouting its policies. West also saw a post deleted earlier this month by fellow mainstream social media platform Twitter Inc.(NYSE:TWTR) over anti-semitic content.
 
Kanye West To Buy Conservative Social Media Platform Parler — After Fallouts With Instagram, Twitter


Bloomberg
6:34 AM ET 10/17/2022

Rapper Kanye West has agreed to buy conservative-leaning alt-tech microblogging and social networking app Parler, which touts itself as a platform promoting free speech.

Announcing the deal, Parlement Technologies, parent of Parler, said the parties intend to enter into a definitive purchase agreement soon, with the closure expected in the fourth quarter.

The terms of the proposed transaction will likely include ongoing technical support from Parlement and the use of private cloud services through the company's private cloud and data center infrastructure.

Commenting on the agreement, West, who has changed his name to Ye, said, "In a world where conservative opinions are considered to be controversial we have to make sure we have the right to freely express ourselves."

Parlement's CEO George Farmer said, "Ye is making a groundbreaking move into the free speech media space and will never have to fear being removed from social media again."

The proposed buy assumes importance as it follows West getting banned from Meta Platform's (NASDAQ:META) Instagram due to flouting its policies. West also saw a post deleted earlier this month by fellow mainstream social media platform Twitter Inc.(NYSE:TWTR) over anti-semitic content.

Now Kanye West buying a conservative social media company may actually work. He can link all kinds of media, music and retail to it.
 
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