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I think the issue is that they want to be treated like common carriers (because then they aren't open to law suits about the content they allow) but also want t
by coremoff 4y ago
I think the issue is that they want to be treated like common carriers (because then they aren't open to law suits about the content they allow) but also want to advertise and advertisers aren't keen on adverts appearing next to unmoderated content; one day they might get over the cognitive dissonance required, but I imagine that the end result will not be particularly consumer friendly, one way or the other.
- fnordpiglet 4y agoI think they shouldn’t be common carriers. That said taking away their common carrier status will mean only those with the resources to sanitize at scale can compete without litigation risk. The existing players can afford it, and will likely build better and better LLM classifiers to protect themselves and auto police content. But the essential result would be there will be no new players.