In November 2016, Mark Zuckerberg apologized for fake news on Facebook and announced plans to work with fact-checkers; eight years later, Meta ended its fact-checking program to focus on free expression, signaling a shift in Zuckerberg’s approach. He has moved away from moderation, promoted technology efforts, and embraced his libertarian views, leading to the removal of transparency tools and fact-checkers, despite past efforts to clear his company’s name and engage in politics. Zuckerberg’s evolution reflects a return to his original thinking on free speech, as he prioritizes personal interests and A.I. initiatives, distancing himself from political involvement and focusing on technology.
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