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Reddit has over 10 BILLION pieces of user-generated content per year. And somehow, 60,000 volunteers are just… handling it? Like it’s a group project? 🤯

Meanwhile, a robot named AutoModerator is working 24/7, probably muttering, “I do all the work, and the humans get all the credit.”

Reddit, Inc. moderation system is a wild mix of AI, community rules, and just really smart tactics, and we broke it all down here:

Data on Reddit’s massive amounts of user-generated content and how it is moderated Reddit’s content moderation at scale—how do they do it? From AutoModerator to 60,000+ community mods, here’s a breakdown of Reddit’s unique approach to trust and safety.

Australia’s new deepfake laws bring up to 6 years in jail for non-consensual AI nudes. 🚨 Time for AI services to catch harmful prompts early to stay compliant – and save on server costs:

Australia’s Deepfake Law: Why Your AI Service Needs Content Moderation Australia is taking a tough stance against deepfake po*******hy. New legislation brings severe penalties for non-consensual AI-generated explicit images.