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Re:Facebook approved paid ads inciting violence against the ... by OrsonSmelles on Tuesday March 22, 2022 @12:04PM (#30767752)
From a slightly cynical perspective, the biggest advantage to human moderation may be psychological: it's easy to choose who to blame for failures and often you can push that blame pretty far down the hierarchy to reduce the impression of organizational responsibility.
Re:Facebook approved paid ads inciting violence against the ... by cies on Tuesday March 22, 2022 @12:19PM (#30768001)
But 4 ads inciting violence? C'mon, maybe you let one pass, pretty bad... but 4?

Also, I dont think FB would let ads go unchecked in the USA: waaaaay too much hassle in case an "illlegal one" slips through. It's just that FB does not see the need to do that in Myanmar, as that govt can do them little harm.

Re:Facebook approved paid ads inciting violence against the ... by thfuran on Tuesday March 22, 2022 @01:33PM (#30769001)
4 sounds like a tiny number even for a company far, far smaller than Facebook.
Re:Facebook approved paid ads inciting violence against the ... by cies on Wednesday March 23, 2022 @04:57AM (#30776441)
Sorry buy I cant help thinking you try to excuse them.

I find it inexcusable to be honest.