Facebook said its artificial intelligence requires a large amount of content to learn patterns that would help it detect harmful content.
Facebook explained why its artificial intelligence tools failed to detect the video of the New Zealand mosque shooting live streamed on its site last week before being viewed 4,000 times. A suspected gunman killed 50 people in an attack on two mosques in the area.
Facebook has relied on a mix of AI and human review to assess and remove content that violates its policies, and has largely seen success when it comes to removing porn and terrorist propaganda from its site. But Facebook said in the post that training AI to detect mass shooting videos is more challenging than training it to detect nudity because it relies on a vast amount of content to learn from.
Facebook said it will take steps to beef up its detection technology. The company said it used an"experimental audio-based technology which we had been building to identify variants of the video." It also said it will explore whether its AI can be used in live streamed videos.
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