Twitter's former trust and safety head says it might be hard for Elon Musk to understand the impact of his tweets because he's 'the richest man on the planet'
Elon Musk's former lieutenant at Twitter said that Musk's extreme wealth might result in his inability to assess the"consequences" of his tweets.
Yoel Roth, who was Twitter's former head of trust & safety until earlier this month, spoke at the Knight Foundation's"Informed" conference on Tuesday about"I think when you are the richest person on the planet, you don't always have a perspective of what life is like for other people, especially when it comes to safety and security," Roth said.
"That's the core of what the work of trust and safety is. How do you understand and empathize with the problems and the harms and the risks that can come to people whose lived experience is quite different from your own," he added. While many Twitter users have celebrated Musk's leadership style at Twitter since he took over the company in late October, others have warned that Musk may be opening the floodgates to increased inaccuracies on the platform. For example, earlier this week,Since taking over Twitter, Musk has sent several tweets containing false information, including a
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