Announcement of making Facebook’s own microchips for video monitoring

Paris: Facebook has announced its electronic chips and processor, through which it can be possible to filter Facebook video in real time very effectively, to detect any terrorist, suicide, murder and other crimes.
Yen Lee kin, a Facebook-based artificial intelligence expert (AI), said that at this time, there is a lot of time and a lot of processing power to monitor the video. He said that if a Facebook video is making a crime like direct suicide or murder, we want to close it immediately.
Explaining at a conference held in Paris, Lee said that his company is already working on tracking the apprehension of consumers through artificial intelligence.
Several incidents of broadcasting on Facebook and live videos of suicide have been broadcast live which are causing pain for the organization. Now Facebook will be able to better prevent this process from being used by new electronic chips.
Institutes such as Intel, Samsung, and NVidia have been using AI chips for a while. Lee said that the chips as well as the corresponding hardware will be converted, including chips that connect to servers, mood boards and data centers.
Technology analysts also said that Facebook is working on its own microchip to improve the Aqulis headset. Likewise special ASIC chips are being used in search of corruption.
Facebook also announced two smartphone speakers named Fiona and Aloha.