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Sex workers worry that Threads could kill their business
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AI image detection, ban specifically instances and then probably add their own service that acts as a middleman to filter out individual offenders.
Also probably just defederating from servers that allow unmarked NSFW or are bad at enforcing it. I don't often stumble upon NSFW content on my parts of the fediverse, and if I do it's almost always marked so that it is blurred and could be filtered out.
I fully expect Meta to use AI to help them identify users to block and servers to defederate from though - it's going to be interesting to follow.
If meta's image detection goes anything like tumblr's image detection, I can't even wait.