Meta plans to use artificial intelligence (AI) for up to 90% of its new feature risk checks, drastically reducing human oversight, according to internal documents seen by NPR. Meta's switch to larger AI involvement aims to speed up the development process. However, the move sparks a safety debate as concerns are raised about AI reviewing high-risk content and potential user risks. The company claims humans will still handle complex, sensitive issues.
Meta plans to use artificial intelligence (AI) for up to 90% of its new feature risk checks, drastically reducing human oversight, according to internal documents seen by NPR. Meta's switch to larger AI involvement aims to speed up the development process. However, the move sparks a safety debate as concerns are raised about AI reviewing high-risk content and potential user risks. The company claims humans will still handle complex, sensitive issues.