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The pre-built model is a facinating insight to Chinese politics/society. > Gamble / Porn / Political / Nomal (model='harmful') Not sure what Nomal is, but 'Po
by Thorentis 7y ago
The pre-built model is a facinating insight to Chinese politics/society.
> Gamble / Porn / Political / Nomal (model='harmful')
Not sure what Nomal is, but 'Political' is considered harmful? I suppose they mean politics has the potential to be harmful. Would be interesting to see what material it was trained on (a cross section of pro and anti-CCP? pro-CCP would still be political, but then why would that need to be classified under a harmful model?)
> Lottery ticket / Finance / Estate / Home / Tech / Society / Sport / Game / Entertainment (model='news')
Interesting bit here is that Lottery Tickets are included in news and yet gambling is included in harmful. Is the lottery not considered gambling in China? Or gambling just has the potential to be harmful, despite also being news?
- tricolon 7y agoLooks like "Nomal" is a typo for "normal", based on Google Translate's translation of 正常.
- Thorentis 7y agoAh that would make sense. I figured as much, as there would need to be a "non-harmful" category for everything else in that model.
- scoobyyabbadoo 7y agoCCP is seen as a stabilizer. "Politics" means disrupters.
- Windson 7y ago> but 'Political' is considered harmful? It's hard to explain why 'Political' is considered harmful in China. Most of the Chinese companies try to avoid the political text classify problem by using a hashtable to store 'sensitive words'. One example would be we can't search '64g RAM' in Xianyu, which is one of the biggest c2c second-hand online markets developed from Alibaba because 64 indicate June 4th which is a special day in China. > Would be interesting to see what material it was trained on (a cross section of pro and anti-CCP? pro-CCP would still be political, but then why would that need to be classified under a harmful model?) Good question. It's quite subjective and no one knows the answer. Companies have to do lots of self-censorships. However, unlike porn or gamble. We don't have a standard here. > Is the lottery not considered gambling in China? Lottery ticket is gambling, but in China, we call it 福利彩票 which indicate the money will be used in charity. It's quite different from gambling on football or basketball and Lottery ticket
- have_faith 7y ago> June 4th which is a special day in China Yes, that's one way to put it.
- satya71 7y agoAs I understand, the lottery is run by the state. Gambling is strongly discouraged, if not actually illegal in most of China (except Macau)