Elon Musk has shared slides from his talk with Twitter workers saying hate speech is down since his $44billion takeover.
The slides, posted to on his Twitter page, show between October 17 and November 13 hate speech impressions are lower.
The CEO also reported new user signups were at an all time high, averaging over two million per day in the past week.
These new figures counter reports early last month which claimed an uptick in the amount of hateful language being tweeted in the wake of Musk taking the helm.
Musk's $44 billion acquisition of Twitter last month fanned widespread concern that purveyors of lies and misinformation would be allowed to flourish on the site.
The ban lifted on former U.S. President Donald Trump's twitter, along with the Twitter Blue fiasco that allowed anyone to be verified, has seen Musk in firing line.
But Musk maintains that user numbers remain at an all time high, tweeting on Saturday that user sign up was at an all time high.
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