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Scripted responses have been a thing for well over a decade. Each ticket doesn't need a non-scripted response, especially when there are at least 200k to ~700k tickets at any given time.
I pick and choose.
Yup, its funny to see people in one thread screaming to remove AI moderation, and in another thread, screaming to have AI moderation.
So it seems Valve is doing something right, its ticking off both groups. lol
FIRE ALL THE MODERATORS. They are just terrible at their job and Steam should be ashamed of the dumpster fire that are their forums.
The only reason ik is because the AI locked my account for 100 years and Valve apologized for their AI picking up the false positive.
AI is just too young still to be used in a positive manner, we can wait until Advanced AI hits the market (no one alive today will ever see Super AI nor true AI humanoids).
Have you ever seen a post with that gray italicized text several minutes after a post was made? That's a post the AI reported to the moderators. Right now, that uses third party content scanners, but I believe (just my own personal belief based on a piece of text I saw accidentally added to the top of a forum thread; I don't have any insider knowledge) that Valve is making something like "VACnet for Forums".
The computer can determine what needs to be looked at the same way that random untrusted humans can. The computer cannot make privileged decisions.