Trotse papa & osteopaat, sport algemeen (hockey,joggen,voetbal,rugby in bijzonder), geschiedenis in het algemeen (WO-II bijzonder), tweet op persoonlijke titel.
@AuschwitzMuseum@Meta@Meta This is historical falsification and distortion in every way. Your company embraces truth and transparency, so it would be outrageous if you wouldn't act on this. The sooner, the better.
DISTURBING AI-GENERATED PHOTOS OF AUSCHWITZ VICTIMS (cont.)
We sent information to @Meta about both disturbing cases we recently discovered and wrote about on our Facebook page:
- posts that publish AI-generated images of Auschwitz victims (like at 90's History)
- posts that publish fake names of victims with AI-generated images (like at Timless Tales)
We were informed that at this point, Meta finds no justification for removing these posts or pages, as they do not violate the platform's policies.
It is, by itself, difficult to comment. From our perspective, such content disrespects the memory of the victims of Auschwitz. It's especially disturbing in the case of fake stories with AI-generated pictures, which is a clear example of historical distortion.
The fact that such a digital falsification doesn’t violate platform policy is far more than disappointing.
Previous post: https://t.co/sgfUifnABf
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We were also informed that some managing accounts of those pages were removed as they did not seem to be real human users. We will be checking if this affects their activity.
Meta is still reviewing the pages and posts, and we will be notified if anything changes. We will monitor this situation.
German reinforcements on their way to the front near Nijmegen. All kinds of transport were used by the Germans during the hectic days of Allied operation Market Garden, September 1944. #WW2
RIGHT NOW in 1944, Lt. Winters and 12 men under his command of Company E, 506th PIR (later reinforced with men of Company D, led by 2nd Lt. Speirs) successfully disabled four German howitzers which were firing onto Utah Beach. #WW2
The success of the amphibious landings depended on the airborne operations.
24,000 American, British and Canadian airborne troops are the first to land on French soil by parachute or glider, shortly after midnight. #WW2
General Eisenhower visits troops of the 502nd PIR, 101st Airborne Division, at RAF Greenham Common.
A sergeant from Texas told Eisenhower: "Hell, we ain't worried, General. It's the Krauts that ought to be worrying now." #WW2