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I had considered using services like Google Cloud Vision or other services for explicit image detection anyway. Most websites it seems when you upload an image
by jcun4128 6y ago
I had considered using services like Google Cloud Vision or other services for explicit image detection anyway.
Most websites it seems when you upload an image it's immediately available, I always wonder if it goes through some basic moderation system or just waits to get reported.
I've done tagging jobs on MTurk before it's weird... seeing random people's images.
- ehnto 6y agoI would wager most wait for things to get reported rather than be pre-emptive about it. I wonder if MTurk could ever be fast enough for an approval process on something like Instagram. I think vetting users rather than content is probably the most efficient method of community curation though. If you have an approval process or other ways to validate that users aren't nefarious then you would reduce your workload by a bunch. Most bad images seem to come from burner accounts. Unfortunately the only thing that comes to mind is a social credit as a service style system and maybe that's not where we want to steer this ship...
- jcun4128 6y agoYeah the tagging jobs I did were weird like "find the baby" haha... And other obvious tagging videos. I can get from the user side about the burner accounts. I feel a physical response when I get denied to post a first post say in a sub and I'm like "Excuse me..." But yeah that's definitely discouraging/limiting to stick around before contributing.