VOICED : La UE amenaza con endurecer las reglas contra el discurso de odio en internet

The European Union is considering stricter regulations on tech companies to combat hate speech and misinformation. Thierry Breton, the EU industry commissioner, discussed this with Facebook's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg. If tech platforms fail to comply, the EU may enforce the Digital Services Act, which will include binding measures. Criticism of Facebook has increased since the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Zuckerberg emphasized the importance of managing hate speech without stifling free expression. He also highlighted the need for platforms to establish proper systems rather than being held accountable for the speech itself. The EU is also set to unveil its AI strategy, with Google urging careful regulation.

What is the main reason the EU is considering stricter regulations on tech companies?

• To reduce internet usage

• To promote European tech companies

• To curb hate speech and misinformation

• To increase their market share

What legislative tool does the EU plan to use to enforce stricter measures on tech platforms?

• The European Tech Directive

• The Internet Safety Act

• The Digital Services Act

• The General Data Protection Regulation

What event increased criticism towards Facebook in the EU?

• A data breach in 2020

• The launch of a new social media platform

• The introduction of a new privacy policy

• The Cambridge Analytica scandal

What does Facebook suggest as a way to limit hate speech?

• Increasing user surveillance

• Holding platforms accountable for all content

• Establishing proper systems on platforms

• Banning all controversial content

What is the EU planning to introduce that Google has advised to handle with care?

• A new social media platform

• A strategy for artificial intelligence

• A digital currency

• A new data protection law