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Fb particulars AI advances in catching misinformation and hate speech

Fb’s combat in opposition to misinformation would possibly not ever be over at this price, on the other hand that doesn’t suggest the company has given up. Quite the other it is only through dint of fastened improvement to its automatic strategies that it is able to care for itself even remotely free of hate speech and misinformati…
Facebook’s battle against misinformation will never be over at this rate, but that doesn’t mean the company has given up. On the contrary it is only by dint of constant improvement to its automated systems that it is able to keep itself even remotely free of hate speech and misinformati…

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Author: Devin Coldewey

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  5. "Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter have failed their task of monitoring and moderating the content that appears on their sites; what’s more, they failed to do so well before they knew it was a problem". (July 29, 2019)
  6. "The digitally face-swapped videos known as deepfakes arent going anywhere, but if platforms want to be able to keep an eye on them, they need to find them first. Doing so was the object of Facebooks Deepfake Detection Challenge, launched last year". (June 12, 2020)
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