Kate Klonick

Every single one of these solutions has the same...

flaw at the end of the day to it which is that these are for-profit companies that do what they want to do and things change um as things settle so i don't know okay well so then like is content moderation sort of dead i just um

Yeah, this is like a very controversial thing.

It really depends on what you mean by that question.

There has been a lot of controversy around, like, are they going to invest in these huge cost centers of trust and safety?

Are they going to care about this type of issue?

Yeah.

if they can, TikTokify everything and just send you down these rabbit holes of endlessly drooly, like, eye-glaze-over, like, WALL-E kind of scene where you're on the couch with your Slurpee, like, Barca lounger or whatever, like, watching things.

Is that what they're basically going to do and are they going to have to keep moderating?

And I mean, I think that, like, the answer is that we're going to increasingly see a automated content moderation system.

It's going to increasingly not embody...

the edges of society and the range of voice that we had at the beginnings of the internet.

And that we are going to kind of see a productification of speech.

Wow.

I love that.

Sounds like a Ted Chiang story.

But you should rate that.

Maybe you can ask AI to do it for you if you're really busy.

I think we're using this one.