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The use of AI and machine learning tools has become increasingly prevalent in online content moderation, but these tools are not foolproof. While they can help to identify and flag potentially explicit or problematic content, they are not always accurate, and can sometimes flag content that is not actually problematic. One of the most profound shifts in modern