They used to run a lot of these types of ads in Viz magazine back in the day. Good times.

Hi, I have a degree in computer science and work with AI every day.

Feelings aren’t a good way to measure things scientifically, they are right about that.

But saying that words can just be filtered is easier said than done. You’re back at needing to do a lot of processing to identify and purge these words. This is still going to cost a lot of money and potentially lead to less meaningful inputs. Now you also have to maintain the software that does the word identification, keep it well tested, maintain monitoring and analytics for it, and so on.

So, in short, everyone here is wrong and I’m considering packing it all in and buying a small potato farm with no internet connection.

Gesundheit

Can’t tell you, that’s Level 6 classified. Sorry bud.

Don’t need yet, and that’s my whole point.

Netflix’s approach is: “we know you probably don’t want this shit, but if you ever do it’s behind this big button on page 1”.

That’s helping you avoid kids content, not hindering you.

2% of China’s GDP also, so noticeable but not the knife in the side that the Whitehouse seems to think it is.

Netflix does this so that (most of) the children’s content appears only in the children’s section. This means you don’t have to sift through 800 versions of cocomelon to find Singles Inferno. They’re literally acknowledging you don’t have children and helping you find the content you want, and simultaneously not preventing you from accessing it when your sisters little crotch goblins come over for a visit.

Most first-world-problem shit I’ve ever heard.

I know the formula, but the joke is about the claim that they used the AI to get the formula

Ah this must be because it did such a good job taxing penguins