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Holy shit 6.6 Billion fake accounts, how on earth are that many being allowed to sign up in the 1st place, let alone take them down https://t.co/BLt1d498AV
— Ben King (@kngbn79) March 4, 2020
The multiple friend requests I get each day from fake accounts say there's still some way to go. https://t.co/Z5tN5eiMKP
— Martin SFP Bryant (@MartinSFP) March 4, 2020
I'm incredibly proud of this team and the progress we've made. Meet the A.I. that helped Facebook remove billions of fake accounts https://t.co/77NtEFOsbh
— Jeff King (@kingjeff2) March 4, 2020
Meet the #AI that helped Facebook remove BILLIONS of fake accountshttps://t.co/gmCZoBkqfl @FortuneMagazine
— Christophe Langlois ? #PFF20 (@Visible_Banking) March 4, 2020
DEC: “Deep Entity Classification” is the #machinelearning technique FB created#DidYouKnow At any time, Facebook estimates that 5% of its active accounts are fraudulent pic.twitter.com/mqYyJjnsmP
My second byline at @protocol is a look at how Facebook is using ML to try to keep the upper hand in its power struggle with bad actors who crate and use fake accounts. https://t.co/DJcq5nr5uu
— Jamie Condliffe (@jme_c) March 4, 2020
Facebook has a new tool to spot spammers, and it's already taken down billions of accounts https://t.co/LF9MNIhoQ6 by @daphneleprince
— ZDNet (@ZDNet) March 4, 2020
Facebook’s new AI-powered moderation tool helps it catch billions of fake accounts https://t.co/lfDF3hzgXQ pic.twitter.com/FpdlkyzXDv
— The Verge (@verge) March 4, 2020
Facebook's engineers have developed a more efficient machine-learning tool, which has already helped take down 6.6 billion fake accounts in the last year. See how it works.https://t.co/OHULFPG7V9
— Norton (@Norton) March 5, 2020
Facebook’s new AI-powered moderation tool helps it catch billions of fake accountshttps://t.co/WCqFafYJdk#technology #tech #innovation #engineering #business #electronics #technews #gadgets #software #computer #future #security #education #ai #ml
— MAKERDEMY (@makerdemy) March 5, 2020
Facebook’s new AI-powered moderation tool helps it catch billions of fake accounts https://t.co/vBibD5jeHH pic.twitter.com/gx5UhGnx5r
— The Verge (@verge) March 5, 2020