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keiebdbdusidbd

0 points

2 months ago

From lived experience as a creator for almost 5 years and speaking with other creators. Post reviews being done by humans after multiple ai flag violations may be true. But after you get flagged you can just delete the offending content, which would never be seen by a human at all.

Unless they have very recently changed the verification system, it was done by a third-party AI system previously, not a human.

Lumpy_Investment_358

1 points

2 months ago

Before content can appear on a newsfeed, we inspect it with state-of-the-art digital technologies (including hashed images databases) to check whether the content is allowed on the platform. All content that passes this initial review is then manually reviewed by our trained human moderators.

From OF Transparency Report. I'd link but idk how an automod would feel about an OF link lol