On Monday, Facebook's chief technology officer, Mike Schroepfer, tested my ability to tell the difference between broccoli and marijuana.
He showed me two pictures of green blobs and asked if they depicted the cruciferous vegetable or the mind-altering plant. I guessed both were cannabis; I was wrong. One, apparently, was an image of tempura broccoli.Unlike me, Facebook's content-filtering artificial intelligence technology can now determine which image is of food, and which is of marijuana, according to Schroepfer.
"Today we're catching stuff on a regular basis that I put it in front of regular people and they have to stare at it for a while and try to figure out why this is bad," he said.Yet while Schroepfer touted Facebook's AI advances, he also acknowledged the recent shooting highlighted the challenges AI still faces in policing content.
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