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I associate infosec with code. I associate content moderation with humans. Where things get challenging is when code is doing content moderation. The executive
by heisenbit 4y ago
I associate infosec with code. I associate content moderation with humans. Where things get challenging is when code is doing content moderation. The executive privilege I extend to human content moderators to discuss in private and not to explain their decision becomes a totally different thing when extended to code.
- beauHD 4y agoAKA algorithmic black boxes that have the last word without human intervention. Welcome to Skynet
- packetslave 4y agoExcept that's not how content moderation works. Welcome to strawman.
- novok 4y agoI think the real problem is content moderation is expensive, and your going to have to pay for it one way or another, and the current system is not paid enough for that kind of content moderation. Him stating you basically have to go full reddit with community-integrated moderation is pretty much going to be the only sustainable stable system IMO. However this is actually an argument for finer-grained, better resourced and (ideally) community-integrated moderation — so the communities themselves can police their own membership — noting in passing that such will of course permit (e.g.) white supremacists to protect themselves from harmful, hurtful ideas such as liberalism, equality and equity.