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> ...proof that maybe the system we've decided to implement isn't as smart as we thought it was. I'd say it's a lot simpler than that - it's proof that systems
by fenomas 8y ago
> ...proof that maybe the system we've decided to implement isn't as smart as we thought it was.
I'd say it's a lot simpler than that - it's proof that systems that don't penalize false positives will have lots of false positives.
I mean, imagine if YouTube announced that content owners would be subject to the same "three strikes" policy as uploaders, and music companies could be kicked off the site for making baseless copyright claims. One suspects that the dumb systems you're talking about would get a lot smarter.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoWhat you suggest would amount to biting off the hand that feeds you, so no, ain't going to happen. The system isn't dumb, it's working as intended - making people in control of it money.