Instagram tightens algorithms and censorship policies for racist acts

The social networking site is pushing to review its proposed censorship algorithms and policies to determine if there is any inequality with users.

In the context of the 'Black Lives Matter' movement (against the color of life of the people of black is also important) to fight against the act of racism against black people is intensifying in many countries around the world. , technology companies are also actively tightening management policies on their platforms and services to ensure the equal rights of each individual in general and the black community in particular.

A large social networking platform like Instagram cannot be ignored. Recently, Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri said the social networking site was speeding up a review of its proposed censorship algorithm and policy to determine if there was any inequality. out with users or not. The CEO talked about 'harassment' and 'disagreements' that may exist in the way content is handled by the black community, and this needs to be overcome. In the future, Instagram will focus on four areas to improve its services: Harassment, account verification, content distribution and biased algorithms. Among the above, biased algorithms and content delivery often go hand in hand,It has many impacts and needs to be adjusted most strongly to bring about effective results.

Instagram tightens algorithms and censorship policies for racist acts Picture 1 Notice from CEO Adam Mosseri

In addition, Instagram will also check to see if their algorithms contain 'subconscious bias'. However, the company did not provide detailed information on the refinements to be applied.

'These efforts will not stop until the disagreement about equality on the Instagram platform is thoroughly eliminated. In addition, we will also look at how we can better serve the vulnerable user groups who use our services. Last year alone, the feedback we received from vulnerable communities like LGBTQ, social activists and artists helped a lot with building a comprehensive platform. than'.

- CEO Adam Mosseri

For best results, Instagram is asking global computer experts to study their algorithms and policies to find bias. This is not a simple problem that can be solved overnight, but it will be a long, complicated and laborious process.