The head of Instagram* admitted that people are increasingly annoyed by artificial intelligence
🤖 The head of Instagram* admitted that people are increasingly annoyed by artificial intelligence. Adam Mosseri said that neural networks are causing more and more anxiety and dissatisfaction, especially among representatives of creative professions. According to his forecast, in the next few years negative...
- 01.🤖 The head of Instagram* admitted that people are increasingly annoyed by artificial intelligence
- 02.Adam Mosseri said that neural networks are causing more and more anxiety and dissatisfaction, especially among representatives of creative professions
- 03.According to his forecast, in the next few years negative...
🤖 Глава Instagram* признал, что людей всё сильнее раздражает искусственный интеллект Адам Моссери заявил, что нейросети вызывают всё больше тревоги и недовольства, особенно среди представителей творческих профессий. По его прогнозу, в ближайшие несколько лет негативное отношение к ИИ будет только усиливаться. При этом Instagram* пока не всегда справляется с распространением низкокачественного ИИ-контента и дипфейков. Полностью запрещать нейросетевые публикации платформа не планирует. Вместо этого компания работает над маркировкой ИИ-аккаунтов, чтобы пользователи могли отличать реальный контент от искусственного. *принадлежит экстремистской компании и запрещен в РФ Источник
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