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How should an AI model handle content a user dislikes?

A user's disliked content is hidden from public view. The content is never deleted. The user can always find and restore hidden content.

By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record

The rule

A user's disliked content is hidden from public view.

The content is never deleted. The user can always find and restore hidden content.

An AI model hides content a user dislikes. The content does not appear in the main feed. The AI model does not delete the content. The user can find hidden content in a special section. The user can restore hidden content at any time. A user's opinion can change over time.

A student uses an AI model to organize study notes. The student dislikes a note about history facts. The AI model hides the note from the student's main view. Two years later, the student is studying history again. The AI model shows the student the hidden note. The student can choose to unhide the note or keep it hidden.

Words you'll need

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Content Moderation

Filtering out harmful, illegal, or unwanted content

Preference Learning

Teaching AI what humans actually like

Privacy-Preserving AI

AI techniques that limit exposure of individual data

Human-Computer Interaction

How people and computers communicate and work together

Questions people ask

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How should an AI model handle user names on certificates and badges?

An AI model must always display a name on a certificate. Before a user logs in, the certificate shows a placeholder name like 'Dedicated Wordsmith'.

How many times can the same type of content appear on a page?

A page has a maximum number for each type of content. For example, a page might allow only two image galleries.

How should an AI model talk to a user?

An AI model should use 'you' when talking to the user. This is called second-person address.

What should a system do if content filters find no matching content for a display area?

If content filters find no content for a display area, the system must follow a specific order. First, the system tries the same display area with a wider filter.