Content-Moderatoren arbeiten meist unter jämmerlichen Arbeitsbedingungen. Hoffnung könnte das Lieferkettengesetz bringen.

To spot and remove offensive posts, TikTok has made big steps in Europe. In a recent talk, CEO Shou Zi Chew said, that TikTok has “clear community guidelines” and that executives do not “make any ad-hoc decisions” when dealing with “bad actors” on the internet who post offensive content on the app. “Based on that, we have built a team that is tens of thousands of people plus machines in order to identify content that is bad, and actively, proactively remove it from the platform”.

Content moderation is a critical part of any brand’s social media strategy. Hootsuite collected some tools, tips and guides to make work and life easier in these things.

The work was vital for OpenAI. But despite their integral role in building ChatGPT, the workers faced grueling conditions and low pay of less than $2 per hour, an exclusive report of TIME Magazin shows.