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Sending sass? Twitch’s AI might have the last laugh

“We’re rolling out an experimental prompt powered by machine learning that encourages users to pause before sending chat messages that are potentially harmful," says Twitch

byKerem Gülen
August 13, 2024
in Artificial Intelligence, News

As Twitch integrates AI-driven moderation, it’s clear that the platform is not just targeting overt toxicity but is also aiming to subtly shape the culture of its community.

AI will be your judge on Twitch comments

Announced via its support channel on X (previously Twitter), Twitch is trialing a new feature over the upcoming weeks designed to identify and mitigate negative messages. This AI-powered tool prompts users to reconsider their words before posting, with the aim of reducing harassment and enhancing positive engagement on the platform.

“We’re rolling out an experimental prompt powered by machine learning that encourages users to pause before sending chat messages that are potentially harmful. Our goal with this experiment is to help decrease harassment and facilitate more positive interactions on Twitch,” stated Twitch.

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🧪 We’re rolling out an experimental prompt powered by machine learning that encourages users to pause before sending chat messages that are potentially harmful.

Our goal with this experiment is to help decrease harassment and facilitate more positive interactions on Twitch 💜… pic.twitter.com/isHtV2fck4

— Twitch Support (@TwitchSupport) August 12, 2024

The initiative introduces a preemptive message check that activates when a user attempts to post a questionable message. This prompt cautions the user with a reminder that their message might include potentially offensive or disrespectful language, offering a chance to retract or proceed with sending the message. Twitch’s approach reflects a nuanced strategy to mold community interactions, setting a potential standard for other platforms seeking to create a more respectful online dialogue.

Sending sass? Twitch’s AI might have the last laugh
The true test of Twitch’s AI-driven moderation tool will be in its accuracy and effectiveness over time (Image credit)

The true test of Twitch’s AI-driven moderation tool will be in its accuracy and effectiveness over time. While skeptics might simply override the cautionary prompt, the real intrigue lies in how adept the AI is at identifying offensive language accurately. As Twitch rolls out this pilot, curious users, myself included, are likely to test the limits of this technology—starting with playful, yet potentially flagged phrases like “you are a b*tthead” during live streams.

Not only that, Twitch’s reminder to stay tuned suggests ongoing refinements and updates to this feature. It’s a timely nudge for users to remember that every message—public or private—is stored and could resurface.


Featured image credit: Caspar Camille Rubin/Unsplash

Tags: AIartificial intelligencetwitch

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