X has published its initial transparency report on Wednesday since Elon Musk took over the company. The report highlights content moderation actions taken in the first half of the year. X suspended nearly 5.3 million accounts. Additionally, the platform removed or labeled over 10.6 million posts for rule violations, with around 5 million posts flagged for “hateful conduct.” Other categories included “violent content” (2.2 million) and “abuse and harassment” (2.6 million.) To enforce its policies, X employs both machine learning and human review. Automated systems either take action directly or escalate content to human moderators. The company stated that posts violating its policies accounted for less than 1% of all content on the platform.