This is Shoshana (((Wodinsky))). She is from NBC and researches qresearch posts. She believes memes have been debunked and are fake news. I always start off my posts with a face to the name so you know what you're dealing with. Facebook enacts Rosetta AI to take down (((debunked))) memes Imageboards make workaround memes, spreading them elsewhere EU is still in hell on earth with article 13 Shosh browses imageboards and runs to her handlers to say that the evil deep net nerds figured out how to jew the jew Pushing the article she appears in The article archived The "meme AI" is facebook's AI to take down memes that are deemed (((debunked))). Basically anything right of center.  By the way, their AI is hackable.  Fooling Neural Networks in the Physical World with 3D Adversarial Objects The Adversarial Examples paper on Arvix Synthesizing Robust Adversarial Examples This is honestly something I expect to see more of as they continue to use AI more and more to automate censorship. The problem with the assumption is that this learning and adaptation happens slowly. You wouldn't need a single image like this to accomplish fooling an AI image scanner, you would need something that generates these types of images to embed in memes so you can continually regenerate them in different iterations. This would actually be a very handy web service to develop if someone had the inclination. Like an imgur except that it would automatically strip all the metadata and apply this kind of "watermark" for lack of a better term.  A subtle watermark would probably do the trick, or maybe even a portion of the 'magic image.' Twitter is already automatically silent banning accounts that post pepes, right wing phrases (concepts/ideas), and just basic memes… many of which have important information that imprints on normies. The squelching of the meme automatically is powerful because it makes censorship cheap. This would at least make them WORK to find and ban memes, which they've already proven they don't have the resources to do (à la 2016). One thing to really remember when it comes to any AI based censorship of any kind is that: Context is your best weapon against it. It's also why these censorship schemes ultimately won't work, as either they will miss too much or become overzealous to a point it destroys the platform. Even for a few more years, AIs still won't be able to properly handle context because it'll requires general intelligence (or at least ability to discern a level of common sense) to become proficient at that. The slowness in such development is a side effect from the very way they view how AI can be used. I predict, as usual, they'll learn the hard way soon enough. Further related reading about blinding AI using butterflies Progress so far: HUD is going after Facebook and building disparate impact Asians employees are rebelling against their Google employer for fucking with their motherland. Ajit cited Candace Ownens tweets as civil rights violatioms