The tagging process is completely automated – no human will ever view your photos to tag them. “If you delete an incorrect tag, our algorithm learns from that mistake and will perform better in the future. While we are very proud of this advanced image-recognition technology, we’re the first to admit there will be mistakes and we are constantly working to improve the experience,” a Flickr spokesperson said at the time. “We are aware of issues with inaccurate auto-tags on Flickr and are working on a fix. The system also tagged pictures of concentration camps with “sport” or “jungle gym”. In May, Flickr’s auto-tagging system came under scrutiny after it labelled images of black people with tags such as “ape” and “animal”. Google is not the only platform trying to work out bugs in its automatic image labelling. There is still clearly a lot of work to do with automatic image labelling, and we’re looking at how we can prevent these types of mistakes from happening in the future.” “We are taking immediate action to prevent this type of result from appearing. “We’re appalled and genuinely sorry that this happened,” a Google spokeswoman told the BBC on Wednesday.
Both at that time and earlier this week, Google apologized and said that it was working to fix the issue. Earlier this year, searches for “nigger house” globally and searches for “nigger king” in Washington DC turned up results for the White House, the residence of the US president, Barack Obama. With a mobile device, you can scan something in real-time or pick an image from your gallery. Contains adsIn-app purchases 4.7 star 1.73M reviews 50M+ Downloads Everyone. With the Google Translate app, you can scan and translate pictures to and from any of Google’s supported languages. Racist tags have also been a problem in Google Maps. PicCollage: Grid & Story Maker - Apps on Google Play PicCollage: Grid & Story Maker Cardinal Blue Software, Inc.
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