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??? Timeline is: * Twitter DID have this problem. * Musk buys Twitter. * After a couple months, Twitter does not have this problem anymore. Who do you thin

??? Timeline is: * Twitter DID have this problem. * Musk buys Twitter. * After a couple months, Twitter does not have this problem anymore. Who do you think was responsible for that? A. The old engineering team who was 90% gone on a (laughable) tantrum? B. Ella Irwin, Head of Trust and Safety who had been there for years and resigned after Musk came in? C. Yoel Roth, Head of Integrity and Safety who had been there for years and resigned after Musk came in? D. Elon Musk I'm no Musk fanboy but the answer is evident.

jacquesm 3y ago
Zero proof. If Twitter did have this problem to the degree you claim it should be trivial for you to prove this. I've been there for 15 years, never saw a single image that didn't pass muster and I've used it very intensively. So, unless you actively went and looked for it I am assuming you would not encounter it. But given the size of Twitter and the fact that any company that hosts images is going to be targeted you can assume that to the degree that it was going on before it is still going on today, only worse because Twitter has far less staff now to take care of these things. To portray the former Twitter staff as aiding and abetting whilst Elon rode in on his white horse and 'took care of things' is not in line with reality as I perceive it. And there is some proof that things have gotten worse, not better: https://9to5mac.com/2023/02/06/twitter-api/ https://9to5mac.com/2023/02/06/twitter-api/ (and many other articles besides).
- moralestapia 3y ago
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  - ahahahahah 3y ago
    > Come on. TFA even says that, and it is a (what seems to be reputable) study coming from Stanford. No, it doesn't (and an author of it even pointed that out to you here). The CSAM filtering broke after musk's takeover (and since he fired the people who would've been responsible for it, nobody even detected that it had failed and it was only fixed some time after the report's authors notified twitter of the problem).
  - jacquesm 3y ago
    > TFA even says that It really doesn't. See upthread comment by one of the authors.
    - moralestapia 3y ago
      Open the article. Ctrl-F. Paste "Twitter had an apparent and now resolved regression allowing CSAM to be posted to public profiles". Is it really not there? Did I forget to take my crazy pills today?
      - jacquesm 3y ago
        > Twitter had an apparent and now resolved regression allowing CSAM to be posted to public profiles Yes, this was a failure after Musk took over Twitter. > Did I forget to take my crazy pills today? Possibly, I won't judge you on that account but you could do with reading that article maybe a bit slower and without preconceived ideas about what it contains and whether or not it supports your arguments, especially after you've been corrected on this multiple times.

jacquesm 3y ago

Zero proof. If Twitter did have this problem to the degree you claim it should be trivial for you to prove this. I've been there for 15 years, never saw a single image that didn't pass muster and I've used it very intensively. So, unless you actively went and looked for it I am assuming you would not encounter it. But given the size of Twitter and the fact that any company that hosts images is going to be targeted you can assume that to the degree that it was going on before it is still going on today, only worse because Twitter has far less staff now to take care of these things. To portray the former Twitter staff as aiding and abetting whilst Elon rode in on his white horse and 'took care of things' is not in line with reality as I perceive it. And there is some proof that things have gotten worse, not better: https://9to5mac.com/2023/02/06/twitter-api/ https://9to5mac.com/2023/02/06/twitter-api/ (and many other articles besides).

moralestapia 3y ago
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- ahahahahah 3y ago
  > Come on. TFA even says that, and it is a (what seems to be reputable) study coming from Stanford. No, it doesn't (and an author of it even pointed that out to you here). The CSAM filtering broke after musk's takeover (and since he fired the people who would've been responsible for it, nobody even detected that it had failed and it was only fixed some time after the report's authors notified twitter of the problem).
- jacquesm 3y ago
  > TFA even says that It really doesn't. See upthread comment by one of the authors.
  - moralestapia 3y ago
    Open the article. Ctrl-F. Paste "Twitter had an apparent and now resolved regression allowing CSAM to be posted to public profiles". Is it really not there? Did I forget to take my crazy pills today?
    - jacquesm 3y ago
      > Twitter had an apparent and now resolved regression allowing CSAM to be posted to public profiles Yes, this was a failure after Musk took over Twitter. > Did I forget to take my crazy pills today? Possibly, I won't judge you on that account but you could do with reading that article maybe a bit slower and without preconceived ideas about what it contains and whether or not it supports your arguments, especially after you've been corrected on this multiple times.