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I wonder if there's a way to ship this model and run it in an end-user app, in a way that does not require additional setup. I could use that.
A very interesting and related thing are images generated using the Yahoo NSFW classification neural network. It's fairly NSFW: https://open_nsfw.gitlab.io
Check out the "links to original images" sections as they are incorrect ~50% of the time. The name above the blurred image does not correspond to the link name.
This is very cool comparison. I would really like folks at Netflix/Amazon to take this and build a feature that auto-skips through non-PG rated content so you can watch some of otherwise very great movie/TV content with very young kids. For example, StarTrek. They can call this feature "PGify" :).
It makes me smile to think that my 15-year-old self would have loved a feature that did the same but in reverse. That was, of course, a pre-internet, almost porn-free world.
This is very cool comparison. I would really like folks at Netflix/Amazon to take this and build a feature that auto-skips through non-PG rated content so you can watch some of otherwise very great movie/TV content with very young kids. For example, StarTrek. They can call this feature "PGify" :).
As far as I know, it was manual, but that was already a few years ago.
I don't remember the name of the company, but surely it can be found and there are probably multiple such providers. The service was provided to TV operators (satellite, cable or pay-TV) to include in their set-top boxes.
PS: of course, as sjcsjc mentioned in a sibling comment, it immediately gives the idea to many people to only show those parts :)
A very interesting and related thing are images generated using the Yahoo NSFW classification neural network. It's fairly NSFW: https://open_nsfw.gitlab.io
I had thought these were talking about 'pornography', but this makes it clear that a very large amount of its training set must consist of dick pics.
Great write up. As a photographer, the more companies are relying on this the more frustrating the mis classification of SFW as NSFW is getting. I’ve copped a few Facebook bans from automated detection (I assume given how quickly the report comes in) for images totally within their community guidelines. A number of my photographer friends are in the same boat also. I counted at least 5 of us on 30 day bans in October…