Facebook flags US Declaration of Independence as hate speech – reports

I would be interested to know why anyone would consider it hate speech. Maybe some of the things the founders said or did could be considered that when looking at it through the lens of modern society. But aside from the King of England, who does it inspire hate against?

It is hate speech. But, it's historically significant hate speech.

Good, bad, or ugly, it is a historical document written at a time when it &quot;seemed like a good idea.&quot; AI is going to be AI and how you train it is what it does.<p>There should be nothing surprising about an AI program detecting the ethnically abusive language in the DoI and flagging it.<p>Did they fix it? Yes. Does this make the whole DoI worthless? No, and we should be fit to learn from mistakes of the past and treasure what is good.<p>*edit for formatting

I am not sure what historians &#x2F; sociologists call it, but there seems to be a window of time where artifacts &#x2F; philosophies become not just obsolete, but are considered deserving of obliteration.