XMPP Service Operators - 2024-10-01


  1. nuegia.net

    ugh

  2. nuegia.net

    how tf do you gather enough of that filth to train an ai to detect csam?

  3. TheCoffeMaker

    > fwiw I agree a server plugin would be better in that sense but worse in the sense that an admin can't just easily enable it where they want thx for the clarification

  4. jonas-l

    > ugh > > how tf do you gather enough of that filth to train an ai to detect csam? By having a preprocessing that is applied to the training files before saving them

  5. edhelas

    > I guess that convers a slightly different use-case though Interesting, I'm actually looking for a tool to scan my HTTP upload folder and detect illegal content (mostly pedopornographic) I don't mind NSFW.

  6. MattJ

    edhelas: such tools are, unfortunately, mostly a closely guarded secret, only available to those with a lot of money to spend on the problem. Though the EU is trying to change that, I believe. The companies that provide the scanning solutions are the same ones lobbying governments to make it mandatory. Opening it up would be a good thing, in my opinion.

  7. MattJ

    But even the expensive tech is far from foolproof, requiring human verification at some point in the pipeline

  8. Kris

    edhelas: the above tool should be able to do that.

  9. Kris

    It's a bit of a hack, but seems to work reasonably well.

  10. Kris

    nuegia.net: it isn't trained specifically on CSAM, it's just an general image classifier that filters out anything that it estimates to be nudity and children the same time.

  11. Kris

    Ofc that results in some false positives, but contrary to most other methods it also catches AI generated images like that.

  12. jonas-l

    > The companies that provide the scanning solutions are the same ones lobbying governments to make it mandatory. Sources?

  13. TheCoffeMaker

    > But even the expensive tech is far from foolproof, requiring human verification at some point in the pipeline +1

  14. Kris

    jonas-l: that "ngo" from ashton couter does that

  15. Kris

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorn_(organization)

  16. Kris

    See critizism

  17. jonas-l

    > The companies that provide the scanning solutions are the same ones lobbying governments to make it mandatory. The only source used at the Wikipedia article that I could read was refering to lobbying for the chat control. While this would create demand for this market, I do not consider this lobbying for making this mandantory.

  18. Kris

    Chat control is about making it mandatory though

  19. jonas-l

    Chat control exists only as drafts and there are concepts without mandantory scanning; we can complain about the final version when it arrives

  20. moparisthebest

    Won't it be too late then?

  21. MSavoritias (fae/ve)

    nobody said its here now anyways

  22. jonas-l

    > Won't it be too late then? It would be too late then but you can not say how bad the world is based on some drafts

  23. moparisthebest

    I don't think anyone is, I think they are saying: these drafts are bad