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Facebook Is Now Using AI to Help Human Moderators Identify Posts That Need Review | Technology News

Facebook Is Now Using AI to Help Human Moderators Identify Posts That Need Review Facebook is deploying machine learning algorithms and relying more on artificial intelligence (AI) to improve its content moderation and priority reported content on its platform. Additionally, Facebook is expanding its Rights Manager to let page admins on its platform and Instagram start submitting copyright protection applications.

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