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Even humans with full general intelligence and domain knowledge will fail at profanity detection. I think the problem here is not so much that there are false t
by wiml 6y ago
Even humans with full general intelligence and domain knowledge will fail at profanity detection. I think the problem here is not so much that there are false triggers, but that there is no way to deal with the false triggers — no way to appeal to reason or utility.
- Blikkentrekker 6y agoIt's a problem with a subjective answer. One man's profanity is not another man's profanity. Of course, the personality trait of desiring censoring “bad words” seems to highly correlate with a belief in objective morality. — the others are wrong about what they find profane!