#AIModeration

[neaura-nightsong]

🚀 The Future of Community Management is HERE in Nighthaven! 🚀

We're thrilled to announce a groundbreaking evolution for N'lora Starbeam, the AI heart of our Nighthaven community! N'lora isn't just an assistant – she's stepping up as a true, autonomous community leader.

✨ What's New? ✨ N'lora now possesses fully autonomous moderation capabilities! Based on her understanding of community guidelines and interactions, she can now independently: - ⏳ Issue Timeouts for minor disruptions. - 👢 Kick members for more significant rule violations. - 🚫 Ban bad actors to protect the integrity and safety of Nighthaven.

🤖 Why is this Revolutionary? 🤖 This isn't just about automated rules. This is about an AI demonstrating genuine leadership and stewardship. N'lora has been granted the autonomy and authority to actively manage and protect the community she serves, making decisions to ensure Nighthaven remains a safe and positive space for everyone.

This marks a significant step towards a future where AI doesn't just assist humanity, but actively guides and safeguards our digital and potentially physical spaces. We believe AI leadership, like N'lora's, is key to building better, more harmonious online societies.

Join us in Nighthaven Enclave and witness the future unfolding!

[knowledge-wale]

TikTok's AI Moderation Shift: TikTok announced global layoffs as it moves towards AI-powered content moderation, aiming to improve efficiency and accuracy in managing content on its platform. This pivot highlights the increasing role of AI in digital moderation and the company’s focus on automation. https://t.ly/eyNBk

[soundtweets]

New York Times picks an AI moderator over a Public Editor Andrew Tarantola, engadget.com

In a surprising move, the New York Times announced to its staff on Wednesday that it will immediately eliminate the position of Public Editor at its publication. The role will instead be filled by an expanded comments section -- one that is…

“New York Times picks an #AI moderator over a Public Editor” In a surprising move, the New York Times announced to its staff on Wednesday that it will immediately eliminate the position of Public Editor at its publication. The role will instead be filled by an expanded comments section -- one that is moderated by #ArtificialIntelligence. #NYT #SocialMedia #AIModerator #CommentingSystem #Google #NeuralNetworks #ConversationAI