Over the past year, the surge in antisemitic content on the social media giant’s platforms has been alarming.
Following complaints from photographers that the company mistakenly labels real content as AI-generated, Meta has announced that it will change the wording of the label.
Meta adjusts AI labeling after photographers find authentic photos mistakenly tagged with new "AI info" label, clarifies AI-generated content recognition on shared media.
Some groups, such as the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM), have slammed Meta's decision, saying the company has 'double standards' for the Jewish community.
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The ex-employee alleged that after finding a short video posted by a Palestinian photojournalist of a destroyed Gaza building, it was classified as pornographic.
The partnership will provide a comprehensive AI basket delivering technological solutions and AI infrastructure end-to-end for both organizations and individual consumers.
Meta says not all cases are clear-cut and that it needs help balancing the right balance between blocking hate speech and allowing the free expression of criticism.
Meta said it already has a number of online tools to protect children.
Meta said it cannot conclude that ‘From the river to the sea’ constitutes a call to violence nor that it is linked to support for Hamas.
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