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这件事终于发生了：社交媒体公司开始为其算法操纵所带来的危害承担责任。 在一项史无前例的裁决中，加州高等法院的一个陪审团在周三（3月25日）认定，Meta和 YouTube 通过其令人上瘾的设计，对一名用户造成了伤害。 这可能对整个行业产生重大影响。

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