Humans, Not AI, Should Moderate Social Media
The article argues that AI-driven moderation alone harms social-media communities by mislabeling content, erasing useful information, and biasing against marginalized groups; it cites incidents like Reddit’s AI-related removals in r/AskHistorians and mis-bans on Discord, cautioning that while AI can scale enforcement, meaningful moderation requires human judgment and hybrid approaches (e.g., Reddit's Rules Hub) to balance safety with authenticity.