Article Bias: The article discusses Mark Zuckerberg's testimony on the evolution of social media and the implications for Meta's antitrust case, providing insights into both Meta's defense strategies and critiques of the FTC's approach, suggesting a balanced view but leaning towards skepticism about regulatory definitions and enforcement.
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AI Bias: Neutral training data focused on factual reporting.
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