Although there is a general concern that ai-generated technology may interfere with major elections around the world this year, Meta Platforms stated on Tuesday that the impact of this technology on Meta's applications is limited. Nick Clegg, Meta's global affairs chief, said at a press conference that the amount of false information generated by ai on Facebook and Instagram is minimal, and Meta is able to quickly label or remove these contents. Accounts attempting to spread false information are increasingly moving their activities to other social media and messaging applications with less secure protections, or operating their own websites to stay online. Meanwhile, experts indicate that ai-generated content has not significantly influenced public opinion so far. Clegg also mentioned that the company listens to user feedback, and Meta will focus on protecting freedom of expression and being more precise in enforcing rules.