Social media refers to online platforms and applications that enable users to create, share, and interact with content and connect with others. These platforms host a wide range of content types including text, images, videos, and music, allowing for social interaction and information exchange on a large scale.
AI-generated content
Online abuse on social media includes behaviors such as racist and misogynistic attacks directed at users. These forms of abuse raise concerns about user safety, mental health, and the overall environment of social platforms, leading to discussions about how to effectively prevent and address such harmful behavior.
AI-generated content
Social media platforms implement content moderation policies to control what is posted and shared. This includes removing harmful or illegal content, such as sexual images of children, and making decisions about reinstating or banning channels. Content moderation aims to balance free expression with protecting users and complying with legal requirements.
AI-generated content
There are debates about whether certain music genres and artists should be removed or regulated on social media due to the content they promote or represent. These discussions reflect broader cultural conversations about the impact of online content on society and the responsibility of platforms in shaping available media.
AI-generated content
Safety measures for social media apps like TikTok focus on protecting users from harmful content and interactions. Proposals include enhanced moderation, stricter policies to prevent abuse, and improvements to platform features to create a safer environment for diverse user groups, especially younger audiences.
I have been using Pinterest since I was probably 12 years old. For years I have carefully curated boards with photos of my own, and others for inspiration or ideas. I have a recipe board, a craft board, the point is I use this every day to collate ideas from the world and inspire myself to be creative and organise my life! It’s such a great place to browse without rotting your brain and it’s customised to each user. You can personalise your Home Screen and it’s so great because Pinterest is what it is because of all the users that create things to publish on it. Sure maybe OpenAI will plan not to change the way it works, but we don’t want them to have access to our data. We don’t want them to allow the infiltration of mass amounts of Ai generated content on here. Pinterest is supposed to be a network of human creativity and design. Somewhere where you can search a wonderful brain full of people’s photos, recipes, art, etc. WE DO NOT WANT OPEN AI ANYWHERE NEAR IT
if openAI really does purchase pinterest, i’ll be leaving the app with no hesitation. i’ve been on pinterest for almost 8 years, and i consider it my safe side of the internet. pinterest holds a special place in all our hearts, because it’s real. it’s real people sharing real photos and gathering new ideas. it’s inspiring and community-based. i’ve already report and hide any generative AI photos that come up on my feed, because there is no reason for such slop to even be posted. if this app is stripped of it’s authenticity and is forced to be another soulless app with no real depth because it’s all intertwined with AI features and AI posts, i may as well switch back to tumblr and flickr. good riddance.
I have been using pinterest for years to look for inspiration for my art, baking business, and my fashion. Many of my friends and family also use Pinterest for its vast collection of ideas created by the creative minds of people, humans. The use of AI is killing our planet as we speak, in 2025 alone, AI used between 312.5 and 764.6 billion liters of water. Please keep Pinterest powered by the people.