Meta's own content oversight group for Facebook, Instagram, and Threads plans to cut staff, supposedly in an effort to 'streamline' its work.

Meta’s Oversight Board is planning job cuts, The Washington Post reported Monday, citing anonymous sources.

Meta’s company-funded oversight body is planning to trim its workforce to reduce costs, a move likely to affect its ability to police Facebook and Instagram.

Meta's "supreme court" recently told some employees that their jobs were at risk, The Washington Post reported.

Stephen Neal, the Chairperson of the Oversight Board Trust, confirmed these "targeted cuts" in a statement to Business Insider. He explained that these reductions would allow the board "to further optimize our operations by prioritizing the most impactful aspects of our work.

Meta's Oversight Board faces job cuts affecting research, translation, and promotion roles as reported by The Washington Post. Stephen Neal emphasizes