Google was being sued over terrorist content on YouTube.
, a family alleged that Twitter knowingly supported terrorists by failing to remove them from the platform before a deadly attack. In a ruling authored by Justice Clarence Thomas, however, the court declared that the claims were “insufficient to establish that these defendants aided and abetted ISIS” for the attack in question.
“To be sure, plaintiffs assert that defendants’ ‘recommendation’ algorithms go beyond passive aid and constitute active, substantial assistance. We disagree. By plaintiffs’ own telling, their claim is based on defendants’ ‘provision of the infrastructure which provides material support to ISIS.’ Viewed properly, defendants’ ‘recommendation’ algorithms are merely part of that infrastructure.
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