It's vital to distinguish between being an informed citizen and protecting your mental health by limiting exposure to distressing news.

We have clear policies against graphic violence and misinformation, ensuring that educational content remains accessible while protecting viewers, and we need to be vigilant about misinformation, especially when it comes to narratives that use misleading video clips as evidence, like using video game footage as war footage.

Creating digital boundaries is crucial for mental health, allowing you to stay informed without overwhelming yourself with graphic content.

It's crucial to be cautious about media consumption, as some content creators prioritize engagement over truth, which can mislead audiences.

Intelligent weapons should differentiate between targets to minimize civilian casualties, but this raises concerns about the assumption of benevolence in their use.

Building smart notifications that provide relevant and timely information can keep users engaged and reduce the likelihood of them turning off notifications.

We have a system in place to avoid posting content that could lead to backlash, but we also embrace a level of risk in our marketing, understanding that some content may not resonate with everyone.

I believe content creators have a significant responsibility for their audiences. With great power comes the need to be mindful of the influence we have and to call out negative behavior when it occurs.

The classifiers approach aims to improve user experience for non-dangerous tasks while effectively blocking harmful content.