Facebook will not take down a faked video of its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg. The fake video, which was posted on the social network by an account called “@The_Donald,” shows Mr. Trump speaking in front of a crowd at his campaign rally and then cuts to footage But the social network has decided to treat it in the same way as a doctored video of the US House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, which portrayed her as drunk. Nor did Canny AI, an Israeli advertising start-up that helped create the video. The creation of the new video was prompted by Facebook's claim the Pelosi video does not violate its policies, despite the misinformation being shared millions of times.
Facebook will not take down a faked video of its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg. The fake video, which was posted on the social network by an account called “@The_Donald,” shows Mr. Trump speaking in front of a crowd at his campaign rally and then cuts to footage But the social network has decided to treat it in the same way as a doctored video of the US House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, which portrayed her as drunk. The creation of the new video was prompted by Facebook's claim the Pelosi video does not violate its policies, despite the misinformation being shared millions of times.