- Twitter CEO Elon Musk pressed a BBC journalist who claimed during a Tuesday interview that there has been a rise in hateful content on the platform since Musk’s Oct. 2022 takeover.
- Musk challenged BBC interviewer James Clayton on the definition of hateful content, with Clayton saying he meant language that is “slightly racist” or “slightly sexist.”
- “So you think if something is ‘slightly sexist’ it should be banned?” Musk asked. “Is that what you’re saying?”
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‘You Just Lied’: Musk Blasts BBC Journalist Who Claimed A Rise In Hateful Content On Twitter
Dublin, Wednesday 31th October 2013: Pictured at the The Web Summit 2013, RDS. Photo by Dan Taylor/Heisenberg Media
