The Digital Services Act, recently adopted by the EU, requires social media platforms to
report the" accuracy" of their automated content moderation systems. The colloquial term is …

The Digital Services Act (DSA) represents a major legislative framework that mandates large
social media providers to file Statements of Reasons (SoRs) to the DSA Transparency …

Current content moderation practices follow the\textit {trial-and-error} approach, meaning
that moderators apply sequences of interventions until they obtain the desired outcome …

Content moderation is the process of flagging content based on pre-defined platform rules.
There has been a growing need for AI moderators to safeguard users as well as protect the …

Social media platforms struggle to protect users from harmful content through content
moderation. These platforms have recently leveraged machine learning models to cope with …

Content moderation (removing or limiting the distribution of posts based on their contents) is
one tool social networks use to fight problems such as harassment and disinformation …

We describe the current content moderation strategy employed by Meta to remove policy-
violating content from its platforms. Meta relies on both handcrafted and learned risk models …

Machine learning (ML) is widely used to moderate online content. Despite its scalability
relative to human moderation, the use of ML introduces unique challenges to content …

Since September 2023, the Digital Services Act (DSA) obliges large online platforms to
submit detailed data on each moderation action they take within the European Union (EU) to …

Millions of users are active on several social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and
Google. Due to this, there are bound to be polarizing views of people on certain topics …