各国敦促马斯克解决社交媒体平台X上的选举错误信息

币界网Published on 2024-08-05Last updated on 2024-08-06

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明尼苏达州、宾夕法尼亚州、华盛顿州、新墨西哥州和密歇根州的国务卿希望埃隆·马斯克解决人工智能聊天机器人在社交媒体平台X(前身为推特)上传播的关于选举的错误信息。在给这位商人的一封公开信中,他们提到了11月5日选举造成的潜在危害。

官员们的信指出了一个例子,Grok声称副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯在乔·拜登总统支持她后错过了九个州的投票截止日期——尽管这只适用于高级用户,但这一点被广泛分享。国务卿们表示,必须立即做出改变,以便选民能够获得正确的信息。

国务卿要求对X的错误信息负责

像X这样的平台因在选举和疫苗等问题上散布虚假声明和阴谋论而受到强烈批评。随着即将到来的总统和国会选举日期越来越近,这个问题变得更加紧迫。自2022年购买该应用程序以来,民权组织对马斯克拥有该应用程序后,由于节制程度降低,仇恨言论或虚假信息增加表示担忧。

马斯克本人最近支持共和党总统候选人唐纳德·特朗普,但也被指控散布谎言,包括未经证实的说法,即民主党人允许移民通过美国南部边境进入美国,以便他们可以在联邦竞选中投票。这些声明引发了人们对误导性信息将如何影响未来投票结果的担忧。

Grok散布有关选举的虚假信息

xAI开发的聊天机器人Grok由马斯克于3月推出,可供X的所有高级用户使用。尽管其可访问性有限,但Grok错误地声称哈里斯的投票状态在社交媒体上达到了数百万。国务卿们指出,在关键的选举年,这种谎言会极大地影响选民的看法和行为。

官员们建议将Grok用户引向CanIVote.org,这是一个提供准确美国投票信息的公正网站。强调了确保聊天机器人可靠性的重要性,特别是在误导选民时,这可能会产生可怕的后果。

X尚未回复国务卿的信件。持续的审查加上政府机构和民权组织的压力表明,迫切需要针对社交网络制定强有力的内容审核策略和管理系统。

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