Meta is mistakenly removing too much content across its apps, according to a top executive. Nick Clegg, Meta’s president of global affairs, told reporters on Monday that the company’s moderation “error rates are still too high” and pledged to “improve the precision and accuracy with which we act on our rules.”

Too much harmless content taken down According to a top executive, Meta mistakenly removes too much content across its apps. Meta's president of global affairs, Nick Clegg, told hacks and hackettes that the company's moderation "error rates are still too high" and pledged to

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, said Tuesday its error rates can be “too high” when enforcing content moderation policies and pledged to improve their policy rollouts. “We know that when enforcing our policies,

Meta may have gone too far when it came to moderating posts on Facebook and Instagram during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Global Affairs President Nick Clegg. On Monday, Clegg said the company’s moderation practices were overzealous during a call with reporters,

Meta is admitting that harmless content gets taken down amid criticism for its handling of moderation. “Too often, harmless content gets taken down, or restricted, and too many people get penalized unfairly,

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