Meta’s shift to AI-driven assessments for product updates aims to speed up launches but raises concerns about reduced human ...

According to a report from NPR, Meta plans to shift the task of assessing its products' potential harms away from human ...

An AI-powered system could soon take responsibility for evaluating the potential harms and privacy risks of up to 90% of ...

Meta may soon use AI to handle most of the privacy and safety checks for updates to its apps. According to internal documents reviewed by NPR, this AI system could take over up to 90% of these reviews ...

Up to 90% of risk assessments could become automated. Other companies like Klarna, Salesforce, and Duolingo are looking at ...

Meta reportedly plans to transform the task of assessing its products’ potential harms away from human reviewers.According to ...

Meta is planning to use artificial intelligence to assess privacy and societal risks associated with products. The platform ...

According to an NPR report, Meta is planning to automate up to 90 percent of all the internal risk assessments. The publication claimed to have obtained company documents that detail the possible ...

But in the near future, these essential assessments may be taken ... Despite previously stating that AI would only be used to assess "low-risk" releases, Meta is now rolling out use of the tech ...

That AI-driven decision will identify ... said one current Meta employee familiar with product risk assessments who was not authorized to speak publicly about internal operations.

Meta is planning to use artificial intelligence (AI) in place of human teams to evaluate potential privacy and societal risks ...

Current and former Meta employees fear the new automation push comes at the cost of allowing AI to make tricky determinations ...