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> Written text is a bit harder because anyone can easily produce unique content And video is somehow less unique, and easier for AI to categorise and identify?

> Written text is a bit harder because anyone can easily produce unique content And video is somehow less unique, and easier for AI to categorise and identify? > There can’t be that many suicide vids etc floating around the internet. So very little training material for the AI, then? > they aren’t even the big video destination More than 4 billion video views take place on Facebook every day. [0] I really despise FB. But you're trivializing the problem. [0] https://99firms.com/blog/facebook-video-statistics/ https://99firms.com/blog/facebook-video-statistics/

Havoc 5y ago
>And video is somehow less unique This type of video - yes. You and I are both writing unique content right now. Redditors produce thousands of unique posts daily. There are only so many suicide videos on the internet though and the amount a person can produce per day is inherently limited. It follows that fingerprinting said videos should be feasible. >So very little training material for the AI, then? And? Youtube does this with a single example for copyright purposes. Not all algos have to be backprop DL