Oversight Board blasts 'inadequate' Meta safeguards for AI deepfakes
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Meta removes videos manipulated with AI after criticism by the Supervisory Council for violating rules against misinformation and harassment. The council demands stronger measures to stop social media deepfakes, underlining the harassment of women who raise their voices on social issues.
This council, a quasi-independent body funded by Meta, justified its request by explaining that these cases undermined the company's own rules of hate speech, disinformation and harassment. The first video staged a Labour Party adviser in Scotland with incendiary comments on refugees. There is no public record of such comments, and some details on the video indicate that it has been falsified, including the absence of labial synchronization.
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Oversight Board blasts 'inadequate' Meta safeguards for AI deepfakes
The Oversight Board, the quasi-independent body the company funds to review its moderation decisions, earlier Thursday demanded that Meta remove the fabricated videos from its platforms, saying the cases undermined its own policies on hate speech, misinformation and harassment. The first AI-generated video depicted a Labour Party councilor in Scotland making incendiary comments about refugees. There was no public record of the politician making …
Meta's supervisory board ordered the group on Thursday to remove videos generated by IA targeting two women.
This council, a quasi-independent body funded by Meta, noted that these cases contravened the company's own rules on incitement to hatred, disinformation and harassment.
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