Google teaching computers how to be ‘offended’ by jihadi content

Google is teaching its computer systems how to spot jihadi content.

The tech giant is being forced to help its machines to learn context so that they can identify content that should be removed, the Sun reports.

Experts hope they will differentiate between armed jihadis such as Brit Siddhartha Dhar and scenes from films.

Google has come under fire for not removing extremist YouTube vids.

Following the London terror attack Google’s actions were thrust into the spotlight.

While Khalid Masood murdered four and injured more than 50 in a rampage outside Parliament, terror handbooks encouraging jihadists to carry out similar attacks were freely available on Google and Twitter.