Oversight Board Says Meta's Rules For AI Deepfakes Are 'Consistently And Fundamentally Inadequate'
The group has repeatedly criticized the company's handling of AI-generated material.
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The Oversight Board is once again pushing Meta to address the flood of AI-generated content on its platform. The group published its two latest decisions dealing with the social media company's handling of AI content. The cases show that Meta's rules are "consistently and fundamentally inadequate to address the rapid rise of AI-generated content on its platforms," the board said in a statement.
Both cases were related to posts with AI-generated videos. One depicted a Scottish politician saying "refugees are welcome here, even if they rape our women, because white people do that too." The video was a "realistic" but synthetic portrayal, according to the Board. And the politician whose voice was replicated said the effect of the video was "quite traumatic."
Meta told the board that it didn't remove the video when it was reported because...
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