Reddit is rolling out AI moderators for new communities, how long until every subreddit has one?
Reddit is rolling out AI moderators for new communities, how long until every subreddit has one?

Reddit is rolling out AI moderators for new communities, how long until every subreddit has one?

Reddit is rolling out AI moderators for new communities, how long until every subreddit has one?

I’ve been posting about AI-related stuff for a while now and honestly, the more I see it being pushed everywhere, the more I think we need proper regulation around it.

Not just “hey, we have AI now, let’s put it into everything”.

And now Reddit is going down that road too.

Like... seriously, wtf is going on?

I get that moderation is a pain and AI can probably help with some of it. But this is always how it starts. First it’s there to “assist” people, then little by little it ends up making more and more decisions.

Reddit is also probably one of the worst places to rely too much on AI moderation because so much of this site is sarcasm, jokes, arguments, dark humour, inside jokes, people taking things out of context, etc.

How is an AI supposed to get all of that right?

And what happens when it gets it wrong? You appeal to another AI? 😂

I’m not against AI at all. I use it and I think it can be really useful.

I just don’t understand why the answer to everything suddenly seems to be “add AI”.

Maybe we should figure out the rules and limits first before putting it everywhere.

At this rate we’re going to end up with AI writing posts, AI moderating them, AI reviewing the appeals and humans just scrolling through the mess.

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