Revealed the details of the meeting between Macron and Musk

French President Emmanuel Macron met with the new owner of Twitter and billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk in New Orleans as part of his visit to the United States. Macron described the meeting as open and honest, saying that Twitter will continue to be involved in the work of Christchurch Call.

After Elon Musk took over Twitter, it became the focus of criticism over the content moderation gap that arose from the firing of content controllers, footage of the Christchurch mosque terror attack that took place in New Zealand the Last week they were uploaded to Twitter again and were only detected and removed with the warning of the New Zealand government.

“WILL THE BIRD PROTECT OUR CHILDREN?” I ASK

On the other hand, Macron tagged Elon Musk on November 10 and said: “We need to better protect our children on social networks and the Internet! To protect our children online, we need to better verify user age, better detect and stop sex offenders, and better detect and address bullying. We need to be more proficient at removing content. Together with our partners, we are launching the Kids Online Protection Lab today. France, Estonia, New Zealand, Amazon, Dailymotion, Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet, Snap, TikTok and Qwant have joined. Anyone interested should join us! Will the bird protect our children? and Elon Musk replied “Absolutely” in French.

Macron, who traveled to New Orleans as part of his US visit, met with Elon Musk yesterday, describing the meeting as open and honest.

After the meeting, “In line with our passion to decarbonise and reindustrialize France and Europe, today I spoke with Elon Musk about the green industrial projects of the future, especially the production of batteries and electric vehicles. “I met with Elon Musk this afternoon and we talked openly and honestly.”

Macron stated that he discussed strengthening content control and transparent terms of use, adding that Twitter should strive to comply with EU regulations.

Under the leadership of New Zealand and France, more than 120 states, social media platforms and NGOs came together and established a community called Christchurch Call after the Christchurch Mosque terrorist attack was broadcast online for 17 minutes. , and Twitter was a part of this community.

With Twitter changing hands, there was a question mark as to whether the new management would take place in this community. However, Macron confirmed in his remarks yesterday that Twitter will continue to work on the Christchurch call.