what's new from F8 2018 (& Google I/O)
Post-doc fellow (Sapienza), with a strong interest in ML at large, and in the promotion of developers' events.
"It's easier to build an AI system to detect a nipple than what is hate speech," Zuckerberg said on a conference call with analysts following the company's first-quarter earnings report.
Using AI, Facebook [removes] 99% of terrorism-related content without a user having to notify the company first, he said. By contrast, it will likely take years for AI to reliably recognize hate speech he said. That difference is "frustrating," he acknowledged.