P eople love talking to AI— some, a bit too much. And according to contract workers for Meta, who review people’s ...

Facebook is asking users for permission to scan their phone's camera roll, including photos the app was previously never granted access to, so it can generate versions edited with artificial ...

While the Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research (FAIR) team works on solving generalized AI problems, smaller groups like Language Technology and Facebook M deploy practical features to users.

A Facebook spokesman said the company’s AI will use several signals from conversations to determine when to send a conflict alert, including comment reply times and the volume of comments on a post.

Facebook is asking users for access to their phone’s camera roll to automatically suggest AI-edited versions of their photos — including ones that haven’t been uploaded to Facebook yet.

But in recent days, a bevy of AI-generated people have overwhelmed my Facebook feed. They are, I’m sure, a cruder manifestation of the idea than the AI members Hayes was talking up.

Morris isn't the only Facebook user whose feed has started to fill up with AI-generated spam. Reporters at the tech website 404 Media tracked a surge in apparently AI-generated posts on Facebook ...

Now, Facebook says that its AI tools detect nearly 100 percent of the spam it takes down, as well as 99.5 percent of terrorist content and 86 percent of graphic violence.

Now, Facebook has shown how some AI algorithms can learn to do useful work with far less human help. The company built an algorithm that learned to recognize objects in images with little help ...