Meta says automation wrongly took down No Kings and a Senate candidate’s page. It’s automating more anyway
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Meta says automation wrongly took down No Kings and a Senate candidate’s page. It’s automating more anyway
Lula’s campaign, the No Kings coalition and a Florida Senate candidate ran into restrictions on Meta’s platforms this fall. Each time, Meta blamed errors in its systems.
Meta attributed to errors of its automated systems the suspension of a No Kings account, restrictions denounced by Lula's campaign and the temporary closure of an electoral page in Spanish. Cases arrive as the company expands the use of artificial intelligence in content moderation.
Meta says automation wrongly took down No Kings. It’s automating more anyway
Meta has spent the last year handing more of its content moderation to artificial intelligence. In the last few weeks, Facebook and Instagram’s parent company has fended off election-interference accusations in Brazil and the U.S. It has largely blamed these errors on its automated systems. Those accusations have come from a sitting president, a national […]
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