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The real issue here isn't that an algorithm flagged it, but that a "human" reviewed it and upheld the ban. Either a human didn't actually review the film or the
by ThrowawayTestr 4y ago
The real issue here isn't that an algorithm flagged it, but that a "human" reviewed it and upheld the ban. Either a human didn't actually review the film or there's a serious lack of training.
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- cmrdporcupine 4y agoI think something has happened behind the scenes at Facebook where there are actually not really humans doing the secondary "review" or appeals process. See my other comment on this article for another (less important) example. I'm guessing they're simply passing at least some % of them through a secondary automatic classification system. Why would you let fairness get in the way of revenues?