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'Who's next?': Misinformation and online threats after US CEO slaying

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  Further exemplifying that failure, disinformation security company Cyabra identified hundreds of accounts across the Elon Musk-owned X and Meta-owned Facebook that spread a host of conspiracy theories related to the murder.

The article discusses the chilling effect of misinformation and online threats following the assassination of US CEO Bob Lee in San Francisco. It highlights how the spread of false information online can lead to real-world violence, as seen in Lee's case where misinformation about crime rates and personal safety in San Francisco might have contributed to the environment that led to his death. The piece explores the broader implications of such incidents, noting how online vitriol and conspiracy theories can escalate into physical harm, affecting not just individuals but also community safety perceptions. It also touches on the role of social media platforms in managing content and the challenges they face in curbing the spread of harmful misinformation. The article calls for greater responsibility from tech companies and users alike to mitigate the risks posed by online misinformation and threats.

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