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Call of Duty to Begin Using AI to Assess Voice Chat for Toxicity
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this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2023
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This is just going to lead to creative language and new slang developing rapidly. Like people trying to avoid YouTube demonization say all kinds of weird shit. Like the Republicans back when they weren't screaming the quiet part out loud. They said it with a lot of indirect words. "We can't have the wrong people receiving government assistance". The Xbox live version will be something like "Did you hear that? Sounds like there's a huge football player getting some hard reps in your mom's room."
It will be a game of cat and mouse until it will become a unintelligible verbatim.
Actually encouraging creative use of language and a broad vocabulary to own someone seems like a great outcome?
That sounds double plus ungood