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AI to tackle cyberbullying
Updated On: 06 August, 2019 08:01 PM IST | | A correspondent
Social networking and dating apps up their game to combat bullies

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Technological advancements have increased the reach of cyberbullies to a great extent. Nowadays, bullying is rampant on social networking sites as well as online dating apps. Adam Mosseri, the head of Facebook-owned Instagram, has thus made combatting online bullying a top priority since he took over the reins for Instagram in October. Similarly, Blued, a social networking app for the LGBTQ community, has launched a campaign against bullies.
In July this year, Instagram announced the launch of a new AI feature that will notify users when a comment they write could be considered offensive before they post it. Instagram said it will also soon begin testing a new feature called "Restrict" that will allow users to hide comments from specific users without notifying those users that they’ve been muted.
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