Updating our inactive account policies

Re:Updating our inactive account policies by withinboredom on Tuesday May 16, 2023 @04:42PM (#35967477)

Yes, we saw the same thing. But when spot-checking the activity we realized it was super-low-effort legitimate activity. IOW, it could have been sweat shops or scripted bots going through some motions.

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Re:Updating our inactive account policies by nullityrofl on Tuesday May 16, 2023 @06:36PM (#35968707)

I promise you Google is running user activity learning models that go well beyond spot checking the occasional account.

Google deals with abuse creation accounts in the hundreds of millions.

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Re:Updating our inactive account policies by withinboredom on Wednesday May 17, 2023 @03:42AM (#35972349)

You still have to supervise the models and ensure they're working as designed and general quality control. Though with the number of 'Google disabled my account for no reason' posts, I assume they're not doing that, especially when I read comments like this, I assume its a part of maintenance that people don't consider when it comes to AI.

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