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A lot of their security/policy work is hiring tons of humans to fix things. For example they are hiring an additional 10,000 content moderators. That will obvio
by ggg9990 8y ago
A lot of their security/policy work is hiring tons of humans to fix things. For example they are hiring an additional 10,000 content moderators. That will obviously impact profitability.
- coliveira 8y agoJust like Google, they are learning that AI is not up to the task of dealing with humans that try to game the system by all means possible.
- halflings 8y agoI don't think neither companies ever denied that AI won't get 100% of the cases, they just say that you can't moderate billions of posts with human moderation alone, you need AI to take care of the 99%, and humans for ambiguous cases.
- narrator 8y agoChina has a huge staff of these people too. I think at last count they had 20,000 people employed doing content moderation for the country.
- ggg9990 8y agoI would think it is much more than 20,000 in a country of 1 billion people with such tight content controls.