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Google already does a lot to help with this. E.g. https://qrius.com/google-to-launch-ai-toolkit-in-renewed-efforts-to-tackle-child-sexual-abuse-online/ https://

Google already does a lot to help with this. E.g. https://qrius.com/google-to-launch-ai-toolkit-in-renewed-efforts-to-tackle-child-sexual-abuse-online/ https://qrius.com/google-to-launch-ai-toolkit-in-renewed-eff... Microsoft also shares a lot of stuff with the industry, including PhotoDNA hashes of known CP images. Just because it is not publicly discussed doesn't mean there isn't a lot of work going on, even between organizations, to work on this problem.

dzhiurgis 8y ago
Apparently iOS does on-device image classification and reports stuff somewhere that isn't exactly legal.
- Skunkleton 8y ago
  What like safari when it hits an arbitrary page? I wonder how this is applied to other types illegal images. Source?
  - dzhiurgis 8y ago
    I meant pictures taken with your device.
    - kwhitefoot 8y ago
      That's a pretty strong claim. Do you have any evidence you can share?
      - Skunkleton 8y ago
        I remember hearing something about photos in iCloud. Maybe that is what we are talking about?
      - dzhiurgis 8y ago
        https://www.google.co.nz/amp/s/www.techspot.com/amp/news/71658-people-shocked-apple-image-recognition-system-can-categorize.html https://www.google.co.nz/amp/s/www.techspot.com/amp/news/716...
- jackvalentine 8y ago
  Source?
- deleted 8y ago
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