motivating passage of CDA 230 in the 1990s was the notion that there was
no practical means by which companies could effectively monitor the massive
ﬂows of user-generated content published through their services every day.51
However, as others have pointed out, this limitation has become less daunting
with time, as advances in machine learning and processing power have made it
more possible to monitor and moderate content at massive scale. Indeed, many
such systems are today used to administrate monitoring of child pornography
and intellectual property violations, laws that were exempted from the purview
of CDA 230.
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