Content Moderation

French “torture streamer” Raphaël Graven (Jean Pormanove), who gained a large following by broadcasting his abuse, died during a livestream at 46. He endured violence, sleep deprivation, and toxic substance ingestion for content. This has sparked outrage and scrutiny of online platforms like Kick for inadequate moderation and unchecked violent content. French officials are investigating, highlighting the legal responsibilities of platforms to prevent illegal material. The incident reignites debate about platform accountability and content moderation in the digital age.

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Actress Yifan Shao, known for “I Will Find You a Better Home,” criticized Xiaohongshu’s (RED) content moderation. She detailed issues with delayed visibility and a perceived reliance on keyword-based AI, leading to user frustration. Shao fears the system’s flaws could lead to self-censorship and a platform dominated by AI-generated content, echoing concerns from other users. Her background includes degrees and work experience in varied fields before her acting career.

TikTok’s “Goose Banquet Group Dining” trend sparked debates on content moderation after viral videos disguised coordinated financial services ads, including unregulated loans. Platforms removed content via AI audits, restricted accounts, and pledged AI-human collaboration to counter algorithmic manipulation. The incident highlights challenges in governing Web3.0 ecosystems, with industry studies noting $3.5B yearly ad losses from fake engagement and significant trust erosion risks.