And they're physicists. The second lesson is drawn from the block on Redbook. This, of course, is a classic illustration of the problem of relying on bots to do your work for you. In the absence of a quantum leap in artificial intelligence, no machine can accurately gauge the context, instead of just the words. Whatever X-Stop or the other censorware vendors may tell you, this is the cold, hard truth.
People tend to think computers can do anything.
They're great at performing boring, repetitious tasks such as multiplication or welding a certain seam on the frame of an automobile. Computers simply can't do it. And when it comes to text, computers can't determine context , or interpret sentences. All they can do is look at certain words that may appear in the text of the webpage and see if those words are in their ban-list. That would eliminate two sources of error in your classifications.