# Bots for comments moderation

Go back to [[Week 3 - Introduction]]

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Using bots for moderation would be as accurate if not more accurate than a human in some cases. In situations where a legal department or highly-strung legal overseer is present, however, it is unlikely that a bot will be able to match the nuance of a local human moderator. We certainly weren't able to use this technology at NRM as too many local idioms would flumox a machine algorithm into allowing clear insult and defamation.

	Comments, as an essentialcomponent of a dialogue with the audience supported by AI, can also be enhanced to al-low  for  livediscussions  with  invited participantsand  ex-perts. Smart  moderation  offered  byCoral projectenables media to involve the audience in real time discussions and manage the dialogue without the fear of destructive com-ments or  undesirable commercials.  The  Financial  Times, the  Wall  Street  Journal, the  Washington  Postand  many other media in 18 countries [16] are extensively using the tool.Perspective APIapplication developed by Jigsawpro-videssimilar optionsfor readers’ chats moderation.

	16. Coral  by  Vox  Media  launches  new  Q&A  tool  to  support publisher hosted live discussions// Vox Media, 2020, April 24.–https://www.voxmedia.com/2020/4/24/21234360/coral-by-vox-media-launches-new-q-a-tool-to-support-publisher-hosted-live-discussions.

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A New Test of Artificial Intelligence - Should the Media Industry Be Afraid?

Go back to the [[Readings list]] or the [[Master of Philosophy - Main Page]]

Reference: Horska, K. (2020). A New Test of Artificial Intelligence: Should the Media Industry Be Afraid? Science and Education a New Dimension. Humanities and Social Sciences, VIII(39).

The [relevant section is available here.](http://seanewdim.com/uploads/3/4/5/1/34511564/httpsdoi.org10.31174send-hs2020-231viii39-06.pdf)

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