Facebook is to send more potential hoax articles to third-party fact checkers and show their findings below the original post. — Reuters
BERLIN: Facebook is to send more potential hoax articles to third-party fact checkers and show their findings below the original post, the world's largest online social network said on Aug 3 as it tries to fight so-called fake news.
The company said in a statement on its website it will start using updated machine learning to detect possible hoaxes and send them to fact checkers, potentially showing fact-checking results under the original article.
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