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Well, maybe 'toxicity' is a stupid concept. Is the previous phrase, for example, toxic? The examples don't seem to distinguish between 'hateful' and 'not social
by kutkloon7 9y ago
Well, maybe 'toxicity' is a stupid concept. Is the previous phrase, for example, toxic? The examples don't seem to distinguish between 'hateful' and 'not socially accepted'.
Also, a lot of these depend so much on context that it's not even possible to classify.
"What's up, niggers?"
Can be either classified as extremely racist (when a white supremacist uses this language, for example), or as colloquial language used in Afro-American culture.
Same thing with calling people chinks, crackers, etc. It is all much more acceptable when you're using a derogatory term for your own race.
"What's up, bitches?"
Is about the same. Pretty much accepted in colloquial use, but not so much when it is used by a men to address women (this is not a complaint - I agree mostly that it is mostly a misogynistic term in this specific context).
- liberte82 9y agoAs a gay man, "Hey ladies" or "Hey girls" is common in our group. :) Hate is visceral and emotional and I think it's going to be difficult for AI to track it accurately. People will also find creative ways to trick it while still being very clear that they're being hateful. It's like that saying about the difference between art and pornography - you know it when you see it.