Hacker News with Generative AI: Online Platforms

No, Section 230 Doesn't 'Circumvent' the First Amendment (techdirt.com)
When it comes to Section 230, we’ve seen a parade of embarrassingly wrong takes over the years, all sharing one consistent theme: the authors confidently opine on the law despite clearly not understanding it.
AI Slop Is Flooding Medium (wired.com)
AI slop is flowing onto every major platform where people post online—and Medium is no exception.
YouTube mistakenly bans accounts and removes channels for "spam" (9to5google.com)
Over the past few hours, YouTube appears to have accidentally removed channels and banned accounts for violating its “spam, deceptive practices, and scams policy” even for users that have never uploaded videos in what looks to be a bug.
Ask HN: Is there any place on the internet capable of freedom of speech? (ycombinator.com)
When people say freedom of speech, they don't mean in its totality, but a portion of it. If you talk about the world's problems - all of them - you will get removed.
Online platforms ‘can’t just sit on their hands’ – Reddit’s Steve Huffman (mastersofscale.com)
Update to Steam's User Reviews: New Helpfulness System (steampowered.com)
Online platforms warned over disorder violence risk (bbc.com)
Platforms Have First Amendment Right to Curate Speech (eff.org)
Content Moderation on End-to-End Encrypted Systems: A Legal Analysis (georgetownlawtechreview.org)
Wanna Make Big Tech Monopolies Even Worse? Kill Section 230 (eff.org)
Suno is paying $1M to the top creators (suno.com)
Only9Fans (only9fans.com)
Medium bans AI-generated content from its paid Partner Program (bleepingcomputer.com)