Mark Zuckerberg Seeks Role in Trump Administration's Tech Policy
Meta CEO aims to influence U.S. tech leadership while acknowledging past content moderation errors during the pandemic.
- Mark Zuckerberg met with President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, expressing interest in shaping the administration's tech and AI policies.
- Meta's Nick Clegg admitted the company 'overdid it' with COVID-19 content moderation, leading to criticism from users and political figures.
- Meta reported that AI-generated content accounted for less than 1% of election misinformation during 2024's global elections, citing effective safeguards.
- The company disrupted 20 covert influence operations this year, with Russia remaining the leading source of such activities since 2017.
- Zuckerberg's outreach to Trump comes as Meta seeks to balance free expression with precise content moderation and maintain U.S. technological leadership.