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Came here to say this. An "AI" system may have a hard time distinguishing a porn image published for arousal, from the same image studied in a lecture. But how
by bambax 4y ago
Came here to say this. An "AI" system may have a hard time distinguishing a porn image published for arousal, from the same image studied in a lecture.
But how hard can it be to mark Cornell University as an account important enough that every action needs a human review, or two?
- civilized 4y agoDisclaimer - just my theory, but... The love for tech companies on Wall Street stems from their ability to scale up revenues much more rapidly than their costs. Human review is costly, and at YouTube's scale, every reasonable request for more human attention opens the floodgates for tons of other, equally reasonable requests. Thus, any broad policy change that increases demand for human review can eat into profit margins and stock prices big time, and will therefore be resisted with great ferocity and vigilance.