When Mark Zuckerberg questioned how strictly Facebook would clear its platform from terrorism-related content, he said that artificial intelligence would do all this.But the Chief of the Facebook AI signist Yan Lakon says that artificial intelligence, especially in live videos, will take many years to take screening work.
Last week, a Facebook event at the Facebook Ai Research Lab in Paris, Yan said that the use of Ai will take several years to monitor Facebook's live video.
He said that it is far away from solving this problem.
Yan has been awarded a Turning Prize recently. Turning Prize is known as the Nobel Prize of Computing.
Live video is a major issue today. Last night, a terrorist in the Crystal Church staged a live stream during the attack on the Mosque. This live streaming has seen fewer than two people and then downloaded the internet.
Today the live trend is rising even during live videos.
Now artificial intelligence can deal with such content, but for this, first people will have to report it. There is currently no automated system that can be developed automatically.
Yen told in Paris that actual problem is lack of data training. He also thanked God that there are no such examples, in which one person is killing others.
One solution to this problem may be that artificial intelligence should be given training from the scenes of movies, but it will also be delivered to movies from movies and games on Facebook.
Companies such as Facebook want to develop automated systems that support human moderator but there are many difficulties in the system of human modulation.
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