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Yet youtube is admitting that the videos should not have been pulled, and there's no AI in the world that could have made the right call here. So... what sort
by EpicEng 9y ago
Yet youtube is admitting that the videos should not have been pulled, and there's no AI in the world that could have made the right call here. So... what sort of automation are you suggesting? It seems as though the real solution is the exact opposite of what you're proposing; human review by better trained personnel with clearly defined criteria.
- 762236 9y agoThis is irresponsible to the trained personnel. We have job safety requirements for people working on assembly lines. We should also have psychological safety for people, and there are lots of stories of employees that are paid to view the toxic videos suffering (even developing PTSD).
- CaptSpify 9y agoWe have psychological safety checks for police/social service workers/military/etc. Could those not apply here?
- EpicEng 9y agoSo we shouldn't allow jobs which may expose employees to psychologically harmful experiences? You realize you'd have to outlaw a whole slew of professions, right? If you can't take it then don't work the job, Yeesh.
- qbrass 9y agoThe real solution is to continue to blame the machines whenever an angry mob decides to show up at their doorstep instead of admitting it was their clearly defined criteria that was at fault.