Facebook has announced that it is developing new systems based on artificial intelligence to protect its users from receiving messages containing images that may provoke or hurt their feelings.
Experts at the company explained that the current site software helps to delete abusive words and words that may offend some users, so that the same user can report publications that contain those terms to be handled and deleted.
But the artificial intelligence-based Rosetta software, which is supposed to be developed soon, will be able to monitor even photos and videos that may annoy or embarrass users.
The new software can also recognize the texts written on some images, and if found to be "hateful", will send a notice to the technicians in Facebook to deal with and delete.
Experts at Facebook say they have begun testing some of these software on the social networking site, even in Instagram. The software has proven to be capable of handling a million images and videos a day.
Source: Vesti
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