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Gizmodo: Meta Removed Disturbing AI Videos After Initially Saying They Didn’t Violate Its Rules
Gizmodo: Meta Removed Disturbing AI Videos After Initially Saying They Didn’t Violate Its Rules. “A new investigation found that Facebook allowed accounts sharing disturbing AI-generated videos of coaches inappropriately touching young athletes to remain online, even after users reported them. The accounts were only removed after journalists started asking questions. Futurism reporter Maggie Harrison Dupré reported Monday that Facebook was hosti…
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Gizmodo: Meta Removed Disturbing AI Videos After Initially Saying They Didn’t Violate Its Rules
Gizmodo: Meta Removed Disturbing AI Videos After Initially Saying They Didn’t Violate Its Rules. “A new investigation found that Facebook allowed accounts sharing disturbing AI-generated videos of coaches inappropriately touching young athletes to remain online, even after users reported them. The accounts were only removed after journalists started asking questions. Futurism reporter Maggie Harrison Dupré reported Monday that Facebook was hosti…
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