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by 833 6mo ago
That is incredible rewriting of history.
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by 833 6mo ago
Not sure why it's always a binary: either give us $1M or we shut down. Vast majority of products and services can continue on or near zero, with slow or zero velocity. Really, you can't fire half the team if you have to and keep o
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by 833 9mo ago
> The Guardian was able to create short videos of people stripping to bikinis from photographs of fully clothed, real women. It was also possible to post this adult content on to X’s public platform Well don't.
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by 833 9mo ago
This will push CPMs down, and therefore companies will make up for the lower earnings-per-ad by showing more ads. You can rearrange the deck chairs, sure, but more ads might be more annoying than fewer longer ones.
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by 833 11mo ago
> Both the possession and publication of such material will be a criminal offence, under amendments to the Crime and Policing Bill currently going through Parliament. > The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) said
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by 833 1y ago
Ofcom said this four days ago: > "Services who choose to restrict access rather than protect UK users remain on our watchlist" How does withdrawing service from UK users not "protect UK users"? How does age verifying
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by 833 1y ago
Blocking UK users from your service does not put you out of scope of OSA, according to Ofcom. 4 days ago: > "Services who choose to restrict access rather than protect UK users remain on our watchlist "
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by 833 1y ago
Not if you sort by recency or likes.
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by 833 1y ago
"Borges warned in the complaint that if this information were compromised, “it is possible that the sensitive [personally identifiable information] on every American including health diagnoses, income levels and banking information, fa
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UK Gov Petition: Repeal the Online Safety Act(petition.parliament.uk)
51 points by 833 1y ago|17 comments
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by 833 1y ago
You won't believe what change this cloud company made!
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by 833 1y ago
AI is still not useful for detection. Facebook makes 1 report to NCMEC for every 134 users, each year. Over 22 million reports. Each report could contain many pieces of CSAM. The situation is dire.
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by 833 1y ago
CSAM is an impossible problem to solve, especially when it's text-based solicitation. But it's concerning that they seem to not have integrated proper hashing solutions until now: > We are proud to provide an important update o