COMMENT REVIEW
The AI (or real people behind the AI) that is being used on Instagram has good intention but is subsequently banning people and comments that are not inflammatory or hateful or any way malicious. Because sometimes you have to use serious language to talk about serious things, and the AI bot will not consider context or circumstance. If I’m commenting on a song and quoting the songs lyrics and it says “All men are dogs” i am now banned because you can’t equate a group of people with animals is the parameters set for the AI bots. Mind you it’s in support of the posts and I’m not offending anyone, if she can say it on Instagram in a video why can’t i comment that? Also all the community guidelines have a work around by supplanting emojis instead of the word. Calling me a 🐒 is still offense as an emoji. But at its current state is allowed. Removing the community guidelines is not the answer, the answer is putting real people in charge of content misconduct. Also when you get a comment taken down or your account suspended, it says “if you think we made a mistake let us know” with a hyperlink to nothing. Just because you set a hyperlink up doesn’t mean it works and sometimes companies purposefully put the wrong link so nothing loads and they don’t have to deal with consumer complaints, which sounds like a FBB violation.
Community Guidelines, Community Guidelines, Content Moderation, Customer Support
Context Consideration, Workarounds, Human Oversight, Responsiveness
Negative, Negative, Positive, Negative
Social Media Platform - AI Assistant - Negative, Social Media Platform - Moderation - Negative
### USER:COMMENT REVIEW, The AI (or real people behind the AI) that is being used on Instagram has good intention but is subsequently banning people and comments that are not inflammatory or hateful or any way malicious. Because sometimes you have to use serious language to talk about serious things, and the AI bot will not consider context or circumstance. If I’m commenting on a song and quoting the songs lyrics and it says “All men are dogs” i am now banned because you can’t equate a group of people with animals is the parameters set for the AI bots. Mind you it’s in support of the posts and I’m not offending anyone, if she can say it on Instagram in a video why can’t i comment that? Also all the community guidelines have a work around by supplanting emojis instead of the word. Calling me a 🐒 is still offense as an emoji. But at its current state is allowed. Removing the community guidelines is not the answer, the answer is putting real people in charge of content misconduct. Also when you get a comment taken down or your account suspended, it says “if you think we made a mistake let us know” with a hyperlink to nothing. Just because you set a hyperlink up doesn’t mean it works and sometimes companies purposefully put the wrong link so nothing loads and they don’t have to deal with consumer complaints, which sounds like a FBB violation. ### ASSISTANT: Social Media Platform - AI Assistant - Negative, Social Media Platform - Moderation - Negative )))
### Review: title: COMMENT REVIEW, content: The AI (or real people behind the AI) that is being used on Instagram has good intention but is subsequently banning people and comments that are not inflammatory or hateful or any way malicious. Because sometimes you have to use serious language to talk about serious things, and the AI bot will not consider context or circumstance. If I’m commenting on a song and quoting the songs lyrics and it says “All men are dogs” i am now banned because you can’t equate a group of people with animals is the parameters set for the AI bots. Mind you it’s in support of the posts and I’m not offending anyone, if she can say it on Instagram in a video why can’t i comment that? Also all the community guidelines have a work around by supplanting emojis instead of the word. Calling me a 🐒 is still offense as an emoji. But at its current state is allowed. Removing the community guidelines is not the answer, the answer is putting real people in charge of content misconduct. Also when you get a comment taken down or your account suspended, it says “if you think we made a mistake let us know” with a hyperlink to nothing. Just because you set a hyperlink up doesn’t mean it works and sometimes companies purposefully put the wrong link so nothing loads and they don’t have to deal with consumer complaints, which sounds like a FBB violation. ### Analysis: categories: Community Guidelines, Community Guidelines, Content Moderation, Customer Support, aspects: Context Consideration, Workarounds, Human Oversight, Responsiveness, sentiments: Negative, Negative, Positive, Negative )))
### Review: title: COMMENT REVIEW, content: The AI (or real people behind the AI) that is being used on Instagram has good intention but is subsequently banning people and comments that are not inflammatory or hateful or any way malicious. Because sometimes you have to use serious language to talk about serious things, and the AI bot will not consider context or circumstance. If I’m commenting on a song and quoting the songs lyrics and it says “All men are dogs” i am now banned because you can’t equate a group of people with animals is the parameters set for the AI bots. Mind you it’s in support of the posts and I’m not offending anyone, if she can say it on Instagram in a video why can’t i comment that? Also all the community guidelines have a work around by supplanting emojis instead of the word. Calling me a 🐒 is still offense as an emoji. But at its current state is allowed. Removing the community guidelines is not the answer, the answer is putting real people in charge of content misconduct. Also when you get a comment taken down or your account suspended, it says “if you think we made a mistake let us know” with a hyperlink to nothing. Just because you set a hyperlink up doesn’t mean it works and sometimes companies purposefully put the wrong link so nothing loads and they don’t have to deal with consumer complaints, which sounds like a FBB violation. ### Analysis: categories: (Community Guidelines, Community Guidelines, Content Moderation, Customer Support) aspects: (Context Consideration, Workarounds, Human Oversight, Responsiveness) sentiments: (Negative, Negative, Positive, Negative) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: COMMENT REVIEW, The AI (or real people behind the AI) that is being used on Instagram has good intention but is subsequently banning people and comments that are not inflammatory or hateful or any way malicious. Because sometimes you have to use serious language to talk about serious things, and the AI bot will not consider context or circumstance. If I’m commenting on a song and quoting the songs lyrics and it says “All men are dogs” i am now banned because you can’t equate a group of people with animals is the parameters set for the AI bots. Mind you it’s in support of the posts and I’m not offending anyone, if she can say it on Instagram in a video why can’t i comment that? Also all the community guidelines have a work around by supplanting emojis instead of the word. Calling me a 🐒 is still offense as an emoji. But at its current state is allowed. Removing the community guidelines is not the answer, the answer is putting real people in charge of content misconduct. Also when you get a comment taken down or your account suspended, it says “if you think we made a mistake let us know” with a hyperlink to nothing. Just because you set a hyperlink up doesn’t mean it works and sometimes companies purposefully put the wrong link so nothing loads and they don’t have to deal with consumer complaints, which sounds like a FBB violation. Output: Social Media Platform - AI Assistant - Negative, Social Media Platform - Moderation - Negative $$$