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You do not necessarily need a separate metric, you can filter out toxic content from other engaging content.
by sa1 4y ago
You do not necessarily need a separate metric, you can filter out toxic content from other engaging content.
- q-big 4y ago> you can filter out toxic content from other engaging content. If this is your stance: what algorithm do you propose to separate content that is "toxic" from content that is "non-toxic"?
- sa1 4y agoI'm not taking a stance, just pointing out that there does not need to be any single metric you need to optimise for.
- spookthesunset 4y agoWho gets to define what “toxic content” is? Is the Great Barrington Declaration toxic? How about studies that show masks might not work? How about public sourced data showing the IFR of Covid was nowhere near what “the experts” modeled early on?
- sa1 4y agoThe owners of the space can make those decisions, and the users can provide feedback, just like it happens now. There's no static status quo where everybody's happy, just like there's no static society.