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    Der schlagende Beweis: Das Justizministerium nutzte KI, um die Schwärzung von Trump aus den Epstein-Akten zu automatisieren.

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    4. DefenderOfMontrocity on

      Wow that escalated quickly.

      Search around you may find something. Why are there so many equal sign?
      Are black bars digitally overlayed? Can you remove these

    9. RamsesTheWise on

      This is impressive work, and I think you’re absolutely on point with this assertion

      But how can this be the case and he also has the most mentions of anyone else in the files? Did they do a full AI redaction of his name, and then go through manually to un-redact where they were ok with him being mentioned? Perhaps this single instance was an oversight they forgot to remove?

    12. mellowfellow0 on

      great find!! we should use this on every single file and make a list of Trump-related pages.

      I have pattern-recognition autism as well. proud of you.

    15. KindaQuite on

      Pretty sure any AI would understand the context and NOT censor „don’t“ in that case.
      They probably just used a simple algo

    16. dcrico20 on

      This is like the bit during the “Threat Level Midnight”-table-read plot of The Office episode where Michael and Jan take Tim Meadows out to Chilis.

      They realize one character was named Dwight originally and Michael auto-replaced his name, but he misspelled one “Dwigt.”

    18. TheJahmal on

      Really good find. Still could be initials of someone and make sense. if dont/don’t is in other files this couldn’t be the case imma keep a lookout.

    19. VoodooSweet on

      Odd they would redact, or leave redacted, this obvious mistake…… but leave the other 38,000(that’s a serious number, not over exaggerated to be funny) times he was mentioned in some way, in this latest dump of Epstein files.

    21. Salty-Passenger-4801 on

      I don’t understand this at all. How would Donald Trump fit in that line?

    22. No-Lettuce9868 on

      Excellent catch!
      They probably used a combination of wildcard and Boolean searches to narrow it down in the gov data set, then created review sets for each search term combination used.
      Not sure what information retrieval capabilities Jmail uses, but worth a shot to confirm your findings.

    25. Running_Gamer on

      Only way you can do it when Congress sets a deadline that is physically impossible to meet just so they can accuse you of breaking the law.

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