Twitter's Image-Cropping Algorithm

What did Twitter decide to do with its image-cropping algorithm?

• Improve it

• Ditch it

• Expand it

• Keep it unchanged

What did Twitter start testing in March?

• A new algorithm

• A way to show a full image

• A new mobile app

• A new social media platform

When did Twitter roll out the new feature to show full images?

• In January

• In February

• In May

• In December

What did Twitter use in 2018 to help crop images?

• Color detection

• Face detection

• Shape detection

• Size detection

What was the main issue with the face-detecting software mentioned in the document?

• It was too slow.

• It was prone to errors.

• It was too expensive.

• It was difficult to use.

What prompted the company to study its algorithmic approach to cropping images?

• A new software update

• Numerous tweets criticizing it

• A government regulation

• A competitor's success

What did Twitter's spokesperson say about the image-cropping algorithm?

• It will be improved and retained.

• It will be dumped from the website.

• It will be used more frequently.

• It will be sold to another company.

What did Twitter's blog post mention about the use of machine learning for cropping images?

• It increases dependency on machine learning.

• It decreases dependency on machine learning.

• It has no effect on machine learning.

• It is unrelated to machine learning.

What did the company plan to do with the image-cropping algorithm?

• Improve it for better accuracy

• Dump it from the website

• Sell it to another company

• Use it for video cropping

What did Twitter's spokesperson say about the algorithm's use when a person tweets multiple images?

• It will be removed completely.

• It will be improved for those uses.

• It will remain unchanged.

• It will be replaced with a new algorithm.