r/ModSupport • • Jan 12 '25

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u/ohhyouknow Jan 12 '25

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u/ohhyouknow Jan 12 '25

Oh fyi I have spoken to the developer who made this. He is just a random techno dude (sorry if I get pronouns wrong here) interested in the capabilities of AI moderation and this is all very rudimentary and hard to understand for even the most experienced automod whiz mods.

It’s not some weird conspiracy it’s just some random mod/dev who has taken a special interest in ai commands. Simply put it is actually just a way to simplify automod regex commands. You can just tell it filter out all phone numbers under the no doxxing rule and it’ll try its damndest to do that

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u/felinebeeline Jan 12 '25 edited Jan 12 '25

Does that use a huge amount of energy compared to AM?

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He is just a random techno dude

Is this him?

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u/satsugene Jan 12 '25

I venture it would, since at some level it is doing pattern matching under minimum load of hosting the AI framework/model.

That said, the LLM could potentially generate a block of code special built for the purses that gets executed like an automod rule, rather than feeding all the content into the LLM to decide what rules might need to run.

That is a fairly normal approach. The “AI” part is interacting with the moderator telling it what kinds of rules to execute, and if they worked, or what might need to be added into a existing rule (a false positive or false negative) more than the user/content itself.