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I use this and it’s better than nothing. I’m hoping for a day when AI is powerful enough to filter these out not by skipping them but by altering them. Subbing
by minton 4y ago
I use this and it’s better than nothing. I’m hoping for a day when AI is powerful enough to filter these out not by skipping them but by altering them. Subbing in family-friendly alternatives for curse words and maybe blurring or clothing the nudity. Obviously some scene will still need to be skipped entirely.
- viraptor 4y agoI have absolutely no confidence in this. "family-friendly" is extremely context and culture specific. You'll get lots of people actively trying to push the boundary for fun. On the weird extreme of that are the Spiderman/Elsa videos. On the cultural extreme is Mr Rogers washing feet together with a black friend. Are we going to update the filters with time as well? Or would we get stuck with no toilets or flushing forever? There's a lot of old movies in my country where the nudity happened and it was extremely matter-of-fact - for example people go for a swim in the ocean so they're naked while they change. Those movies are way more family-friendly than what this filter would accept.
- rendall 4y ago> Mr Rogers washing feet together with a black friend. A Black, gay police officer, at that! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_Clemmons https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_Clemmons
- llanowarelves 4y agoYeah I agree with the part of making it easier to do some of this stuff, heavily machine-assisted, even generative like you said, but will need a human at the end I think, to guide/audit and give stamp of approval. Flavors guided by culture like viraptor said. It's one of those "I know it when I see it" things. To make sure nothing glitches, is weird, or the sum of parts not "off" somehow. (Trying to synthesize both ideas)