澳大利亚联邦政府发布了数字监护义务草案，提议要求社交媒体平台向用户提供关闭算法推荐的"开关"功能1。该政策允许用户在算法驱动的个性化信息流与仅查看已关注账号内容之间进行选择1。政府总理将这一举措称为"My feed, my way"1。
通讯部长Anika Wells表示，许多澳大利亚人欣赏算法推荐功能，将继续使用该服务1。然而，该政策在国会内引发激烈分歧。反对派领袖Angus Taylor指控政府试图"审查和压制澳大利亚人"1，One Nation领导人Pauline Hanson反对该计划，称其为"奥威尔式机制"1。国民党领导人Matt Canavan也对政府权力持深度怀疑态度1。尽管存在政治分歧，法律专家论证该政策并非审查制度，而是用户选择权与系统规制的体现1。
Australia's federal government has unveiled a draft Digital Duty of Care framework that would require social media platforms to provide users with a "switch" to disable algorithmic feeds, allowing them to view only content from accounts they follow. 1 The Prime Minister has framed the initiative as "My feed, my way." 1
Communications Minister Anika Wells acknowledged that many Australians appreciate algorithms and will continue using them. 1 However, the proposal has drawn fierce criticism from opposition figures. Opposition Leader Angus Taylor accused the government of attempting to "censor and suppress Australians," 1 while One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson called the plan an "Orwellian mechanism." 1 National Party Leader Matt Canavan expressed deep skepticism about government overreach in the initiative. 1
Legal experts have contested characterizations of the policy as censorship, framing it instead as a matter of user choice and systemic regulation. 1 The debate reflects broader tensions over platform responsibility, with Meta halting third-party fact-checking in the United States in January 2025, 1 and X engaging in legal disputes with Australia's eSafety Commissioner over content removal notifications. 1
评论
还没有评论，欢迎留下第一条。