No outcome of that meeting has been made public, but details of progress could be announced later this month when Ardern visits New York for the UN General Assembly.įeinberg wishes to meet with Ardern to show her how his systems are effective in finding the videos.

On Monday, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern met with Twitter head Jack Dorsey to further conversations around the Christchurch Call - a pledge by 16 countries and eight technology companies to eliminate terrorist content from the internet. 'Then we created code to basically go after and search or dive to find these videos with Arabic communications.' Ardern and Dorsey meet So the day after the Christchurch attack, we literally developed code, not in English, but in Arabic, so basically we used a translation tool and we probably picked up 500-600 raw videos of the attack, not in English, not in Spanish, but in Arabic,' he said. 'We have done a lot of research on ISIS and Arabic, radical Islamic use of social media.

It is code to code.įeinberg said his organisation was able to quickly develop code that tracks versions of the video - including in different languages. 'Application Programming Indexes how websites communicate, so systems like mine communicate with systems like theirs. 'There is talk about, but they put off subject-matter experts like myself who have patented systems that, if we could have access to their APIs and work together in partnership, could actually go a long way to solving these problems. ' six months since the Christchurch attack and our systems continue to find raw videos of the attack on Facebook and Instagram,' he told The AM Show on Tuesday. While sites like Facebook say they have taken down more than a million copies of the video, Feinberg says versions remain online and more action could be taken to find a solution to ridding social media platforms of extremist content. What the last thing Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey did before he departed New Zealand.Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to meet with Twitter boss Jack Dorsey.More copies of Christchurch mosque attack video found on Facebook, Instagram - report.Nearly six months on from the Christchurch shootings, raw videos of the attack remain on social media, according to a technology expert.Įric Feinberg, founder of Global Intellectual Property Enforcement Center, has been tracking versions of the livestream of the March 15 attack and updating social media companies of their location.

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