The Facebook Dilemma: Guy Rosen
Synopsis
Ninety-six percent of the nudity removed from Facebook is identified by artificial intelligence systems before users report it.
Synopsis
Guy Rosen, responsible for safety and security at Facebook, discusses his role in combating abuse on the platform. He details the shift from reactive to proactive measures in identifying harmful content. Rosen explains how his team develops tools for users to report inappropriate material and for reviewers to assess it. He notes that artificial intelligence now plays a significant role in detecting content like nudity and terrorist propaganda before it is reported, with systems achieving over 96 percent accuracy in these areas.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Guy Rosen, Facebook's safety and security lead.
- Find out how AI helps detect harmful content.
- See the challenges of moderating hate speech.
Did You Know
- 96 percent of nudity removed from Facebook is identified by their systems.
- Over 99 percent of terrorist propaganda taken down is flagged by AI.
- In the last quarter of 2017, only 23 percent of hate speech removed was flagged by their systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Guy Rosen's role at Facebook?
Guy Rosen is responsible for the safety and security work at Facebook, focusing on product and technical aspects.
How effective are Facebook's systems in identifying nudity and terrorist propaganda?
96 percent of the nudity removed is identified by Facebook's systems, and over 99 percent of the terrorist propaganda taken down is also identified by their systems.
What percentage of hate speech content was flagged by Facebook's systems in early 2018?
In the first quarter of 2018, 23 percent of the hate speech content taken down was flagged by Facebook's systems.
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