Andrew
2023-12-04 19:44:02 UTC
Gmail is moving to (or has moved to) AI-powered spam detection. This is
being touted as a big deal but what it seems to be about is better
interpretation of weird garbage which humans can read but their previous
filters could not.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/12/gmails-ai-powered-spam-detection-is-its-biggest-security-upgrade-in-years/
I wonder what the chances are of the company applying this awe-inspiring
and wonderful tool to Google Groups. It would probably be sufficient if
they just applied to fresh input rather than posts inserted via other
NNTP servers.
That would really simplify the work of NNTP admins, although "single
point of failure" springs to mind.
being touted as a big deal but what it seems to be about is better
interpretation of weird garbage which humans can read but their previous
filters could not.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/12/gmails-ai-powered-spam-detection-is-its-biggest-security-upgrade-in-years/
I wonder what the chances are of the company applying this awe-inspiring
and wonderful tool to Google Groups. It would probably be sufficient if
they just applied to fresh input rather than posts inserted via other
NNTP servers.
That would really simplify the work of NNTP admins, although "single
point of failure" springs to mind.