Telecompaper ACMA Reports on Australian Disinformation Code Compliance
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- •ACMA's fifth report calls for more consistent reporting under the disinformation code.
- •Most signatories have provided substantial Australian-specific data, but gaps remain.
- •Improvements in election-related reporting were noted since the 2022 Federal Election.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has published its fifth report on the Australian Code of Practice on Disinformation and Misinformation, highlighting the need for improved consistency in reporting by digital platforms. The report indicates that while most of the seven signatories, including Apple, Google, and Meta, have provided substantial Australian-specific data, there are gaps in standardized metrics. The ACMA noted improvements in reporting related to elections since the 2022 Australian Federal Election, but emphasized the necessity for ongoing engagement with signatories to enhance reporting effectiveness. The report reflects on the implementation of AI tools for content moderation and enforcement among the signatories, with some providing insights into their usage. The ACMA aims to continue its oversight role to ensure better compliance and reporting standards.
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