December 17, 2024
The incident that spurred the change to its party policy occurred on Halloween 2019 when gunmen opened fire at a multimillion-dollar home in Orinda, California, killing five.
In a move the company says is designed to crack down on unauthorized and disruptive parties, Airbnb is turning to machine learning to help identify high-risk bookings and block those users from using its platform to book houses.
According to The Verge, although the technology will be rolled out globally, the company appears to focus on the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, France, Puerto Rico, Spain, and New Zealand.
Users of the platform will be barred from booking one to three-night stays, and guests booking an entire home…
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