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一 | CANBERRA, Australia -- Australia’s online safety watchdog said on Monday it had fined X — the social media platform formerly known as Twitter — 610,500 Australian dollars ($385,000) for failing to fully explain how it tackled child sexual exploitation content.Australia’s eSafety Commission describes itself as the world’s first government agency dedicated to keeping people safe online.The commission issued legal transparency notices early this year to X and other platforms questioning what they were doing to tackle a proliferation of child sexual exploitation, sexual extortion and the livestreaming of child sexual abuse.eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant said X and Google had not complied with the notices because both companies had failed to adequately respond to a number of questions.The platform renamed X by its new owner Elon Musk was the worst offender, providing no answers to some questions including how many staff remained on the trust and safety team that worked on preventing harmful and illegal content since Musk took over, Inman Grant said.“I think there’s a degree of defiance there,” Inman Grant said.“If you’ve got a basic H.R. (human resources) system or payroll, you’ll know how many people are on each team,” she added.X did not immediately respond to a request for comment.After Musk completed his acquisition of the company in October last year, he drastically cut costs and shed thousands of jobs.X could challenge the fine in the Australian Federal Court. But the court could impose a fine of up to AU$780,000 ($493,402) per day since March when the commission first found the platform had not complied with the transparency notice.The commission would continue to pressure X through notices to become more transparent, Inman Grant said.“They can keep stonewalling and we’ll keep fining them,” she said.The commission issued Google with a formal warning for providing “generic responses to specific questions,” a statement said.Google regional director Lucinda Longcroft said the company had developed a range of technologies to proactively detect, remove and report child sexual abuse material.“Protecting children on our platforms is the most important work we do,” Longcroft said in a statement. “Since our earliest days we have invested heavily in the industrywide fight to stop the spread of child sexual abuse material,” she added.。中国小康网讯 4月23日，在成都市青羊区清波社区的一角，成都世园会推广大使曾开成作为特邀分享嘉宾，以“世园会：探索世界园艺与生态文明”为主题，向市民们讲述了世园会中的园艺美学。在他的分享中，不仅透露出对园艺深厚的爱好，也传达出对成都未来绿色生活的期待和憧憬。　　据了解，本次活动以“共赴书香之约，共阅世园之盛”为主题，在市区及世园会主分会场所在辖区的10个社区同步展开，各场地布置以生态绿色为主题，吸引市民积极参与，共同探索园艺、自然与城市生活的和谐相处。　　活动现场，市民们的参与热情高涨，活动现场座无虚席。一位参与者表示：“通过今天的分享，我不仅了解到了园艺背后的科学和艺术，还感受到了我们城市向绿色、生态方向努力的决心。”　　在活动互动环节，市民们围绕如何在自家阳台创建小型花园、如何利用城市空间进行绿化等话题展开讨论。小组讨论后，参与者纷纷表达了将所学的园艺技术应用到自己生活中去的愿望。

二 | 　　据了解，活动当天还邀请到四川城市职业学院城市设计研究院、麓湖社区基金会、麓客自然会等相关负责人在吉泰社区、麓湖公园社区、静康社区等地分别开展以“绿色城市建设与可持续发展”“阅读与绿色生活：书香与绿意的交融”“最美阳台：探寻城市中的绿色角落”为主题的读书分享会。　　据活动相关负责人介绍，“书香成都阅世园”读书分享活动，不只是一场读书会，更是成都市文化的一部分，是市民生活的一个缩影。通过这样的活动，不仅展示了城市文化的深度和广度，更能让成都市民和城市一同步入更绿色、更生态、更美好的未来。　　清波社区：　　金琴南路社区：　　葭新社区：　　梨花村：　　花都社区：　　前进社区：编辑：任燕萍。

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