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https://twitter.com/TimepDC/status/1463492600443375622
@jilliancyork broadly, the foundational principles focus on:
- human rights and due process
- understandable rules and policies (clear and precise rules that are easily accessible)
- cultural competence
- state involvement in content moderation
- integrity
Let's dive in👇
- human rights and due process
- understandable rules and policies (clear and precise rules that are easily accessible)
- cultural competence
- state involvement in content moderation
- integrity
Let's dive in👇
@jilliancyork content moderation in the Arabic-speaking region:
❓How many content moderators are responding to Arabic content?
📍The Middle East and North Africa region is treated as one area although countries in MENA differ widely!
🤖Machine learning and Arabic
@maitelsadany
❓How many content moderators are responding to Arabic content?
📍The Middle East and North Africa region is treated as one area although countries in MENA differ widely!
🤖Machine learning and Arabic
@maitelsadany
@jilliancyork @maitelsadany @tomiwa_ilori: "I remain cautiously optimistic about states actually implementing these principles."
@davidgreene: "We hear states complaining about the lack of transparency [in tech companies], but we also see states hindering transparency, i.e gag requests."
@davidgreene "Governments and social media platforms really need to reimagine their ideals of how to govern online spaces, yet I'm skeptical of governments' involvement." @tomiwa_ilori
"What is the motivation behind automated content moderation practices? What are the ethical issues at hand in developing such tools?" @tomiwa_ilori
These principles serve as a roadmap which will be followed by specific tools of implementation in each local context, says @maitelsadany and @jilliancyork.
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