Leaving off the problem of negative/angry/.... comments, is the current state of sentiment analysis or AI sophisticated enough to determine that a set of comments are higher quality?
Think about contentious issues like abortion, politics, vim vs emacs and the comments that could arise
"Those other people should die in a fire"
"But you should shoot them too, just in case"
These might be funny, light-hearted, sarcastic, and quality in some topics and angry, mean, toxic in others.
I'm sure it is being worked on but I don't see it happening anytime soon. It seems like it would require to much training and that the biases of the trained data would still produce incorrect outcomes.
"Those other people should die in a fire"
"But you should shoot them too, just in case"
These might be funny, light-hearted, sarcastic, and quality in some topics and angry, mean, toxic in others.
I'm sure it is being worked on but I don't see it happening anytime soon. It seems like it would require to much training and that the biases of the trained data would still produce incorrect outcomes.