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@oliviasolon Artificial intelligence systems require large amounts of data to learn to distinguish images. To get enough examples, Facebook says it turned to a readily available source: nude and near-nude images uploaded to Facebook that were already flagged by human reviewers. (4/6) — PolitiTweet.org

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@oliviasolon “Our goal is to find the vengeful context, and the nude or near-nude, and however many signals we need to look at, we’ll use that,” says Mike Masland, Facebook’s product manager for fighting revenge porn. “It will evolve,” he says. (5/6) — PolitiTweet.org

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