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Massive article here.

How much of twitter was run by AI/ML ?

Perhaps most of it. It appears, once they fed the system parameters...it ran with them and appears to have been so compartmentalized no-one had total control.

No wonder Elon could fire so many and have the system still so operational.

I think this is the battle Musk is fighting.

I remember @Jack 'feigning surprise' over Trump's removal...now I wonder if he could have stopped it if he had wanted to.

This is a massively deep dive.

Artificial Intelligence on Twitter:

An inside look at how Twitter used big data and artificial intelligence to moderate content:

Twitter created a data science team that was focused on combating U.S. political misinformation. This new division was created after the 2016 election. The team was comprised of data scientists who frequently corresponded with Trust and Safety at Twitter as well as third party government agencies including The CDC to identify alleged political misinformation. Content moderation and Machine Learning at Twitter was directly influenced by third party government agencies, academic researchers, and Trust and Safety.

The Ruby Files reveals an inside look into how Twitters’ machine learning detected for political misinformation, and the word lists used in natural language processing.

....How did Twitter define political misinformation?

“Every tweet in this set was judged as likely political misinformation. Some tweets were banned and some were not. This dataset might show how Twitter viewed misinformation based on words and phrases we judged to be likely indicators of misinformation. For example, stolen election was something we looked for in detections. We aren’t searching for fair election tweets. Get out and vote type tweets.

We also searched for the movie 2000 Mules, which said that Democrats stole the election. Our opinion of this movie was neutral. We didn’t judge it, but what we’d found was that tweets which contained that term were frequently associated with misinformation. If you tweeted about that, stolen elections, and a few other things, our AI would notice....

https://rubymediagroup.com/twitter-artificial-intelligence/

1 year ago
1 score
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Massive article here.

How much of twitter was run by AI/ML ?

Perhaps most of it. It appears, once they fed the system parameters...it ran with them and appears to have been so compartmentalized no-one had total control.

No wonder Elon could fire so many and have the system still so operational.

I think this is the battle Musk is fighting.

I remember @Jack 'feigning surprise' over Trump's removal...now I wonder if he could have stopped it if he had wanted to.

This is a massively deep dive.

Artificial Intelligence on Twitter:

An inside look at how Twitter used big data and artificial intelligence to moderate content:

Twitter created a data science team that was focused on combating U.S. political misinformation. This new division was created after the 2016 election. The team was comprised of data scientists who frequently corresponded with Trust and Safety at Twitter as well as third party government agencies including The CDC to identify alleged political misinformation. Content moderation and Machine Learning at Twitter was directly influenced by third party government agencies, academic researchers, and Trust and Safety.

The Ruby Files reveals an inside look into how Twitters’ machine learning detected for political misinformation, and the word lists used in natural language processing.

....How did Twitter define political misinformation?

“Every tweet in this set was judged as likely political misinformation. Some tweets were banned and some were not. This dataset might show how Twitter viewed misinformation based on words and phrases we judged to be likely indicators of misinformation. For example, stolen election was something we looked for in detections. We aren’t searching for fair election tweets. Get out and vote type tweets.

We also searched for the movie 2000 Mules, which said that Democrats stole the election. Our opinion of this movie was neutral. We didn’t judge it, but what we’d found was that tweets which contained that term were frequently associated with misinformation. If you tweeted about that, stolen elections, and a few other things, our AI would notice....

https://rubymediagroup.com/twitter-artificial-intelligence/

1 year ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Massive article here.

How much of twitter was run by AI/ML ?

Perhaps most of it. It appears, once they fed the system parameters...it ran with them and appears to have been so compartmentalized no-one had total control.

No wonder Elon could fire so many and have the system still so operational.

I think this is the battle Musk is fighting.

I remember @Jack 'feigning surprise' over Trump's removal...now I wonder if he could have stopped it if he had wanted to.

This is a massively deep dive.

Artificial Intelligence on Twitter:

An inside look at how Twitter used big data and artificial intelligence to moderate content:

Twitter created a data science team that was focused on combating U.S. political misinformation. This new division was created after the 2016 election. The team was comprised of data scientists who frequently corresponded with Trust and Safety at Twitter as well as third party government agencies including The CDC to identify alleged political misinformation. Content moderation and Machine Learning at Twitter was directly influenced by third party government agencies, academic researchers, and Trust and Safety.

The Ruby Files reveals an inside look into how Twitters’ machine learning detected for political misinformation, and the word lists used in natural language processing.

....How did Twitter define political misinformation?

“Every tweet in this set was judged as likely political misinformation. Some tweets were banned and some were not. This dataset might show how Twitter viewed misinformation based on words and phrases we judged to be likely indicators of misinformation. For example, stolen election was something we looked for in detections. We aren’t searching for fair election tweets. Get out and vote type tweets.

We also searched for the movie 2000 Mules, which said that Democrats stole the election. Our opinion of this movie was neutral. We didn’t judge it, but what we’d found was that tweets which contained that term were frequently associated with misinformation. If you tweeted about that, stolen elections, and a few other things, our AI would notice....

https://rubymediagroup.com/twitter-artificial-intelligence/

1 year ago
1 score
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Massive article here.

How much of twitter was run by AI/ML ?

Perhaps most of it. It appears, once they fed the system parameters...it ran with them and appears to have been so compartmentalized no-one had total control.

No wonder Elon could fire so many and have the system still so operational.

I think this is the battle Musk is fighting.

I remember @Jack 'feigning surprise' over Trump's removal...now I wonder if he could have stopped it if he had wanted to.

This is a massively deep dive.

Artificial Intelligence on Twitter: An inside look at how Twitter used big data and artificial intelligence to moderate content:

Twitter created a data science team that was focused on combating U.S. political misinformation. This new division was created after the 2016 election. The team was comprised of data scientists who frequently corresponded with Trust and Safety at Twitter as well as third party government agencies including The CDC to identify alleged political misinformation. Content moderation and Machine Learning at Twitter was directly influenced by third party government agencies, academic researchers, and Trust and Safety.

The Ruby Files reveals an inside look into how Twitters’ machine learning detected for political misinformation, and the word lists used in natural language processing.

....How did Twitter define political misinformation?

“Every tweet in this set was judged as likely political misinformation. Some tweets were banned and some were not. This dataset might show how Twitter viewed misinformation based on words and phrases we judged to be likely indicators of misinformation. For example, stolen election was something we looked for in detections. We aren’t searching for fair election tweets. Get out and vote type tweets.

We also searched for the movie 2000 Mules, which said that Democrats stole the election. Our opinion of this movie was neutral. We didn’t judge it, but what we’d found was that tweets which contained that term were frequently associated with misinformation. If you tweeted about that, stolen elections, and a few other things, our AI would notice....

https://rubymediagroup.com/twitter-artificial-intelligence/

1 year ago
1 score