Social media giants warn of AI moderation errors as coronavirus empties offices

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Social media giants warn of AI moderation errors as coronavirus empties offices

As companies empty offices and rely on automated takedown software.

Alphabet Inc's YouTube, Facebook Inc and Twitter Inc warned on Monday that more videos and other content could be erroneously removed for policy violations, as the companies empty offices and rely on automated takedown software during the coronavirus pandemic. In a blog post, Google said that to ...

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