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Ahead of an annual Facebook keynote Tuesday, the CEO of the company offered his condolences to the family of the man who was shot and killed by Steve Stephens, before the video was posted to the social media site on Easter Sunday. We have a lot more to do, Mark Zuckerberg said. We re reminded of this this week by the tragedy in Cleveland. Our hearts go out to the family and friends of Robert Godwin Sr. and we have a lot of work...and we will keep doing all we can to p yeezy slide revent tragedies like this from happening. BREAKING: Facebook CEO, commenting on video of murder posted to site, says will do all we can to prevent tra nike dunk high gedies https://t.co/P94hhBIKAZ pic.twitter/7bUdkJA2Zb鈥?CNBC Now @CNBCnow April 18, 2017Facebook announced on Monday that the company would be reviewing its policies after the incident.In a blog post, Vice President of Global Operations Justin Osofsky wrote: we know we need to do better. The post read, in part:In addition to improving our reporting flows, we are constantly exploring ways that new technologies can help us make sure Facebook is a safe environment. Artificial intelligence, for example, plays an important part in this work, helping us prevent the videos from being reshared in their entirety. People are still able to share portions of the videos in order to condemn them or for public awareness, as many news outlets are doing in reporting the story online and on television . We are also worki yeezy slide ng on improving our review processes. Currently, thousan |
