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I'm not so sure I agree. The typical argument for AI moderation in these situations is something along the lines of "Twitter is so big how could we possibly mo

I'm not so sure I agree. The typical argument for AI moderation in these situations is something along the lines of "Twitter is so big how could we possibly moderate at this scale without AI?" Does a company have a right to scale faster than it has the ability to properly moderate? Should they? Looking at a more extreme example: If General Motors used AI to design cars and they increased the likelihood of fatalities, would we feel any different?

belltaco 4y ago
>Does a company have a right to scale faster than it has the ability to properly moderate? A right? Yes. >Looking at a more extreme example: If General Motors used AI to design cars and they increased the likelihood of fatalities, would we feel any different? Getting (temporarily?) banned from Twitter isn't even close to being as bad as a fatality, so the GM example doesn't make any sense.