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by bitL 2950 days ago
I can write a scalable webservice that is able to detect such content with 90%-95% accuracy including locations of offending areas; based on some very recent (2 months old) Deep Learning research. I presume they can do that as well and take 5-10% failure rate as acceptable. If I were running my own social network and wanted to keep it clean, I'd use it without any hesitation. But those are technical means, this is a political issue.
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Does it handle literotica? (Could the UK under the new law?)
No, just images. But it might be doable as well - look at a recent post from fast.ai for text classification.