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> The recommendation engine is unfortunately not able to distinguish between regular content and suggestive content, and no amount of reporting/blocking seems t
by reducesuffering 2y ago
> The recommendation engine is unfortunately not able to distinguish between regular content and suggestive content, and no amount of reporting/blocking seems to change that.
Maybe currently... But you can definitely crowdsource / user generate some thumbs-up or thumbs-down mechanism whether something is "suggestive" content
- mjevans 2y agoBad for Parents: It won't catch people failing to be sensitive enough or favoring their own network with less stringent oversight. Bad for Content Creators: It won't be consistent, so largely it will be harsh to established players in predicable and game-able ways, while new market entrants will experience either statistical randomness (influenced by time and geographic demographics) or a bias against them in favor of established content. Still, SOME of that would help a little, if only as a second sort of data channel to compare to other effects. AI moderation will continue to be game-able garbage until true AI, at which point, please just plug me into the matrix and give me the pill.