Instagram, created in 2010, began as a simple photo-sharing programme with rudimentary filters that allowed users to improve and stylize their photographs. The site soon became popular because of its user-friendly layout and visually appealing features, gaining millions of users in its first few months. Instagram was bought by Facebook (formerly Meta Platforms, Inc.) in 2012 for around $1 billion, giving Instagram access to Facebook's massive resources and experience, notably in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).
With Meta's support, Instagram set off on a road of fast innovation and expansion. By 2014, the platform began to use machine learning algorithms to increase content personalisation and spam detection, greatly improving user experience and platform security
Instagram And AI; Is It A Good Mix?
- By Anshika Mathews
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Instagram has successfully used AI to improve its platform and preserve its dominating position in the social media market by focusing on ongoing innovation and user experience.
