Call of Duty using AI to listen out for hate speech during online matches
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Even though you sit at home, online gaming usually involves strangers, and that means you're in a public space. You can't actually go to a chess club and start throwing slurs around or behave like a lunatic, so you shouldn't in the online world.
Also contract cults gonna try to enforce social contracts.
There are just a certain significant percentage of kids whose behavior is just garbage, especially if it's not directly supervised. When I was a kid, I never said or did those things. Because I was a polite and intelligent person as a boy. Maybe I was raised better or something.
I don't know the explanation, but not all children or adults are of the same quality level. Some are just low quality people overall.
Block people. Mute them. Join a different lobby. Turn off voice chat. It's honestly really easy.
I wish servers were dedicated again, so the racists and misogynists can go off into their own communities and not affect regular every-day people who just want to play a game. But of course Activision has to host the servers themselves for... some... reason?