Introduced by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, the tool will analyze patterns of online abuse and study how algorithms amplify harmful content. The initiative is part of Spain’s broader strategy to strengthen oversight of major social media platforms and better understand digital polarization.
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España lanza HODIO para analizar el odio en redes sociales

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El gobierno de España ha presentado HODIO, un sistema creado para analizar cómo se difunden los discursos de odio en las redes sociales. Impulsada por el presidente Pedro Sánchez, la herramienta estudiará patrones de propagación y el papel de los algoritmos. Forma parte de una estrategia nacional para mejorar la supervisión de las plataformas digitales.

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