Bumble releases open-source A.I. feature to help combat unsolicited nudes
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#2GitHub repo: https://github.com/bumble-tech/private-detector
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#3I wonder how well it detects sandwiches.
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#4I wonder how well it detects sandwiches.
Or hot dogs?
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#6I'm most interested in how they handle it for the users. It says potential "nudes" are blurred and can be "reported" or viewed. Will it tell the sender they're sending something that's going to be blurred? (which on one hand would let them resolve a false positive but also maybe let them find an adversarial image).
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#9SeeFood says: not hotdog
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#10I'm most interested in how they handle it for the users. It says potential "nudes" are blurred and can be "reported" or viewed. Will it tell the sender they're sending something that's going to be blurred? (which on one hand would let them resolve a false positive but also maybe let them find an adversarial image).
This is an interesting question, because it can be unpleasant to know that the attempt had even happened.
I suspect given the option, most people would turn on an option for "block dick pics silently" and leave it on.
Similar to how I never actually check my spam folder anymore.