There are tons of filters people need today. There are no longer secretaries proofreading or lawyers reviewing given the get it done in an hour demands put on p

There are tons of filters people need today. There are no longer secretaries proofreading or lawyers reviewing given the get it done in an hour demands put on people. I would pay a ton for something that automatically fixes know what Twitter is angry about today so I don’t need to keep up on trends, be able to make sure language is gender neutral an unlikely to offend special interests, warn of internationally sensitive phrasing, reword anything that could be hate speech, warn when you are likely going to tick off the SEC. People are far too emotionally invested in what others say and it would be great if you could just send public text through a few filters in the name of not publicly embarrassing yourself. I should imaging a popup saying “that is dumb, illogical, and going to violate a TOS unless you change it like this” will shortly be a common popup instead of flags for review. The surprise is not that it is coming, but that it hasn’t been a thing for years given how flammable the internet is.