Detecting unwanted content using machine-assisted content moderation | On .NET

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For any website or service that accepts content from users, it's important to have that material reviewed to filter out any offensive content. The Content Moderator platform provides us with a set of APIs for monitoring possible offensive, undesirable, and risky content.

In this episode, Sanjeev Jagtap (@SanjeevJagtap) joins us to discus how we can leverage the Content Moderator platform and its collection of APIs to help detect potential unwanted content in our .NET applications.

  • [00:47] - How does CNTK relate to the Content Moderator?
  • [02:36] - What are some use cases for Content Moderator?
  • [05:30] - Overview of the Content Moderator platform?
  • [10:15] - Image moderation demo
  • [12:50] - Text moderation demo
  • [15:22] - Review API overview
  • [17:40] - How to you get started with Content Moderator?

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