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what if we use deep learning based automoderators to instantly nuke these posts as they appear? For privacy and efficiency let's make the model open source and community maintained.. maybe even start a seperate donation for maintaining this, and maybe even make it a public API!
How will these models be trained? Surely, it would need huge amount of such data to be trained on.
Yeah, that can't be a community or open source project. Maybe the result can be open source and free to implement, but even if you can artificially generate the training data, that all has to be a strictly controlled process.
maybe we can make a SFW bot an train it on general porn.. most of the communities do not allow porn anyway right?
For sure let us know when it's done
It sounds like a lot of work for an uncertain outcome. Please volunteer head up the project!
I agree But it's also something to be careful of
Ok, how can that AI distinguish those post in a way that doesn't have false detections? That's the main issue with leaving the job of mods to an AI
instead of removing maybe hide the post and let a mod review it? I say let it report all pornographic post and let the mods choose what should be allowed
That's great for detecting possible raids, but once they're detected I see it to be an overbureaucratisation of the process
I think that it's a wrong assumption that a human moderator would be any more reliable than a sufficiently elaborate and trained machine learning system