Over a decade ago, Meta – then known as Facebook – hired researchers in the social sciences with the goal of analyzing how the social network's services were impacting users. It was a way for the company and its peers to show they were serious about understanding the benefits and potential risks of their innovations. But as Meta's court losses this week illustrate, the researchers' work can become a liability. Brian Boland, a former Facebook executive who testified in both trials — one in New

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