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I used to work in a company which had a division doing manual image classification next door. Not a fun time at all, the people who worked there regularly burne
by bazzargh 10y ago
I used to work in a company which had a division doing manual image classification next door. Not a fun time at all, the people who worked there regularly burned out on relentlessly seeing terrible things.
- davegauer 10y agoI've often thought that it would be even more helpful to automatically filter violent images. Particularly to spare humans from having to be the filters (and "relentlessly see terrible things"). However, I imagine that's far more difficult to accomplish. How do you detect graphic violence? Looking for blood isn't going to cut it. Also, I can't imagine how you'd separate the fictional from the real - I can watch horror movies with realistic special effects all day, but real violence/mutilation/death bothers me deeply.
- packetslave 10y agolikewise the folks at YouTube that have to evaluate potential CP / gore / etc. all day long.