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Facebook content moderator who quit reportedly wrote a blistering letter citing stress induced insomnia among other trauma Facebook content moderator who quit reportedly wrote a blistering letter citing stress induced insomnia among other trauma Paige LeskinApr 15, 2021, 03:52 IST Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg greets Facebook employees before speaking at a news conference at Facebook headquarters on on October 6, 2010.Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Facebook has long faced criticism ove...

What it is like to have a platform like that if you stand 1st few free speech like mark zuckerberg says he does. every day and every time he has a hearing but you are not concerned with my new cd of deciding whether a video is too graphic card pick a picture to pornographic to be up on the website if youre not willing to pay those people a fair wage and to give them working conditions to allow them to cope with those decisions which are out 400 a shit that content moderators that facebook have t...

Assuming given all the a.i. these companies are developing, someone can say, this video, while something was changed, looked exactly like the video we were trying to take down? does the technology exist, should it exist, can youtube and facebook build it and say this is the wrong video, the bad video, identify all iteration and had get it off the platform? >> its a dual prong. you have to use those hashes and content mod ritaer fluid in this. not just random contractors. >> the content moderator...

Stephens, killed himself in pennsylvania. we expect a 3:30 p.m. news conference from police in erie. but that video is now raising new questions about violent content posted to facebook and how the site responds. jennifer greigel is a professor of communications at syracuse university school of public communications. jennifer, thanks for joining us. do you think that mark zuckerberg said enough today? by our count, that was about 23 seconds, that comment. >> absolutely not. im actually shocked t...

Moderators he has. i dont think we can just take that at face value and think thats enough. >> what can he do? >> for starters, he needs to evaluate his company and start to add more b sources. there definitely is not enough content moderation thats happening as we just saw with this crisis, this video was uploaded and it sat on the servers for over three hours. hes not doing enough. theres a lot of risk in exposure and im holding a high bar over here. i think we need to see him do a lot more. >...

Delayed and some sort of computerized algorhithm watching them being trained to look for specific graphic, special things. and then either flagging it or sending it on to some sort of human moderator who could decide whether or not to allow it to be uploaded onto facebook. thats not how it works. facebook has been adamant that it wants to encourage people to post videos. its in its interest to have everyone posting what they can. so the way it works is you can post anything. and if someone else ...