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Seems like they've tried to roll their own machine learning classifier as well because I've seen some comically bad screenshots of banned content. For example,
by tossaccount123 8y ago
Seems like they've tried to roll their own machine learning classifier as well because I've seen some comically bad screenshots of banned content. For example, a picture of someone's finger got banned as sexually explicit.
Should have just used AWS or Google Cloud AI APIs
- adrianN 8y agoThose never have false positives?
- tossaccount123 8y agoNot as bad as I've seen from Tumblr. It's moving towards meme territory with how bad some of the bans are Update It has in fact become a meme, example https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/1437369-tumblr#comments https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/1437369-tumblr#comments
- Domark 8y agoTranslation for non-millenials: It’s become a joke.
- Kye 8y agoA meme is basically a joke template that becomes popular. Then they get remixed, and the remix gets popular. Before you know it someone's asking "where did that cosmic brain meme image come from?" and you find out it's from a stock video.
- giancarlostoro 8y agoOr Not Hotdog
- nxc18 8y agoYeah its really bad. I reviewed my (exclusively adult) tumblr when they started hiding things and it was comical what did and didn't get banned. Shirtless guy on the beach? Banned! Completely naked person with genitals in full view, posed to arouse prurient interests? Totally fine, apparently. Totally agree that they should have used existing tools. As for the CP issue, they absolutely should be using the tools published by Microsoft, the FBI, etc. - it is totally shameful if they weren't already doing that.