💨 Abstract
The German government is considering withdrawing from platform X due to concerns over its polarizing algorithms. This decision is not linked to Elon Musk's involvement in German politics, but rather due to the platform's promotion of agitated and polarizing discourse. Musk has been vocal in supporting far-right parties in Europe, including Germany's AfD, causing consternation in Berlin. Some German institutions have already left Musk's platform in protest.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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