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Mauricio Sellmann Oliveira

3 articles stable

Mauricio Sellmann Oliveira has appeared in 3 articles since 2023-04. Coverage peaked in 2025Q1 with 1 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside YouTube.

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2025-03-09
BBC 3 related

A look at YouTube's hidden world: most of the videos on the platform capture everyday life and have rarely been seen, with the median video having just 41 views

There's a secret side of YouTube, just beyond the guiding hand of the algorithm - and it's nothing like what you know. Bluesky: @thomasgermain , @antisomniac , and @mausellmoli Mastodon: @ethanz@socia...

2023-10-01
New York Times

The number of fact-checking sites has declined worldwide, as social media platforms reduce disinformation efforts and false AI content keeps fact-checkers busy

The momentum behind organizations that aim to combat online falsehoods has started to taper off. X: @brookingsfp , @nytimesbusiness , @stuartathompson , @mausellmoli , @nytimesbusiness , @corrie_pikul...

2023-04-24
The Markup 2 related

Q&A with Katherine Forrest, a former federal judge for the SDNY, on copyright and generative AI, the Copyright Office's guidance on AI-generated work, and more

A conversation with Katherine Forrest Before they gobbled up headlines everywhere, large language models ingested truly staggering amounts of data to train their models. Mastodon: @jon@henshaw.social ...

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