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At least in your example there are some bakers to empathize with. They would have to manually bake the cake. Now imagine your phone refuses to take a picture o
by azangru 1y ago
At least in your example there are some bakers to empathize with. They would have to manually bake the cake.
Now imagine your phone refuses to take a picture of the Nazi flag, because the owners of the phone manufacturing company have a certain moral code.
- gjsman-1000 1y agoIn that case, I don’t buy a phone from that manufacturing company. Maybe I want that on purpose in a different way, to prevent my kids from taking nudes.
- LorenPechtel 1y agoExactly. With the bakers we have competing interests of the guy who wants the Nazi cake and the baker who doesn't want to make one. Personally, I come down on the side of whether it requires any creative effort on the part of the baker. "Print this .jpeg on a cake"--content doesn't matter. "Draw me a Nazi flag on the cake"--content matters. There's no human looking at each transaction, there's nobody to be bothered about the content of the game, and no justification for not processing offensive stuff.