Facebook explained why it did not stop transmission in New Zealand | Chronic

The burial of 50 people killed in mosques in the New Zealand city of Christchurch last Friday, continued yesterday with prayers and much suffering among the families of the victims. Meanwhile, anger over the Facebook live broadcast of the badbadination continued to grow, so the authorities of the social network should recognize that there were failures that allowed the disclosure of images.

The video was viewed more than 4,000 times before Facebook removed it for the first time. Since then, internet users have tried to charge it over a million times. For this reason, the giant created by Mark Zuckerberg had to specify that your system of artificial intelligence to detect unauthorized content "This is not perfect" and did not recognize the images that the Australian terrorist was downloading Brenton Tarrant.

Vice President of Facebook Management, Guy Rosen, explained that although artificial intelligence reaches a "Mbadive progress in many areas in recent years" which allows them to be "Proactive" in content detection, the system "This is not perfect".

"Artificial intelligence is based on learning data, which means you need thousands of sample content to be able to detect certain types of text, images, or videos.", he says, before adding that they need "Provide" to your systems "Big data, which is difficult because, fortunately, this type of events are not common."