Re:Facebook bans Holocaust film for violating race policy
by michaelmrose on Friday September 16, 2022 @07:59AM
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It could well be that they are paid very little, the majority of reports are true positives, have a quota to make, and expect no consequence for false positives. If its outsourced they may have a bad grasp of the language as well.
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Re:Facebook bans Holocaust film for violating race policy
by z9znz on Friday September 16, 2022 @01:03PM
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> no consequence for false positives
This could be the key point. Penalties for letting something bad slip past, but no penalties for falsely flagging. It’s a pragmatic solution, but it is almost by definition inhuman.