OCTOBER 20, 2021|SOCIAL MEDIA
How Does A Museum Show Censored Art? On Social Media ...
When the Vienna Tourism Board received content strikes on social media platforms after posting links to its nude artwork, they turned to adult platform OnlyFans to show the art. In a fascinating irony of history, the same art that was banned by governments a century ago is now banned by social networks for similar reasons. History repeating itself.
As their spokesperson notes: “right now, an algorithm determines what is okay to see and what is not, and it definitely should not determine our cultural legacy.” Yet another example of the dangers of letting algorithms make decisions that humans should be making.
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