Facebook: Biggest Privacy Breach
The story behind the biggest privacy breach in the history of Facebook, and a director of AI who was responsible for taking the AI algorithms past the point of no return.
Joaquin Quiñonero Candela, is the director of AI at Facebook responsible for taking the company to the position it is in as an AI giant. He is also responsible for creating algorithms that target users with content specified to their interests. But those same algorithms were also amplifying negativity, causing a huge privacy breach.
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