Court filings show how Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other executives played down risks to young users, while rejecting staff pleas to bolster guardrails and hire more staff, The New York Times’ Natasha Singer reports. In interviews, attorneys general of several states suing Meta said Zuckerberg had led his company to drive user engagement at the expense of child welfare, Singer writes.
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