Meta plant, 90 Prozent seiner Datenschutz- und Risikoprüfungen durch KI zu automatisieren. Ein Schritt, der Fragen aufwirft.
In Kürze
- 90 Prozent der Prüfungen sollen automatisiert werden
- Menschen bleiben bei komplexen Fällen involviert
- EU-Anforderungen werden weiterhin berücksichtigt
Meta’s Bold Move Towards Automation
Meta, the company behind the social networks Facebook and Instagram, is taking a bold step towards automation. In a recent announcement, the company plans to automate an impressive 90 percent of its privacy and risk assessments using Artificial Intelligence (AI). This means that many decisions about new features, algorithms, and content rules will be made by AI systems in the future.
How Does It Work?
Initially, the responsible product teams fill out a questionnaire. Based on this information, the AI creates a risk assessment. This sounds like an efficient solution, but Meta emphasizes that in special cases, humans will still be called upon for manual review. Especially for complex issues, human experts are expected to take responsibility. Only „low risks“ will be handled automatically, which could provide a certain level of security for many users.
Special Procedures for the European Union
For the European Union, Meta has also announced that it will maintain a separate review process. With this, the company aims to meet the strict data protection requirements in Europe and ensure that the rights of users are preserved.
Growing Influence of AI in Decision Making
Overall, Meta’s step demonstrates how significantly the influence of AI on decision-making in large companies is growing. Whether trust in the technology is sufficient to allay concerns about privacy and security remains to be seen.
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