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Wouldn't a human have to go through thousands (or more) of illicit images and classify them in order to train the AI?
by nathanaldensr 7y ago
Wouldn't a human have to go through thousands (or more) of illicit images and classify them in order to train the AI?
- HashHishBang 7y agoGiven the kind of burn rate those people have at government agencies I would guess that they have some form of partnership with aforementioned agencies. I glanced through their FAQ and site but didn't see anything specifying that however. Other than that I have no idea how you would even be able to have the images to classify in the first place without running into problems.
- faustomorales 7y agoTo build a classifier, yes, you are correct. But this isn’t a classifier to identify new content that has never been seen. This uses perceptual hashes to help organizations detect if known CSAM is being shared on their platform.
- continuations 7y agoFor an organization that uses this, wouldn't they need to have access to a source of constantly updated known CSAM? How is that going to work?