The article was first published on # Advanced Use of Chevereto V4: Adding Image Moderation and Child Pornography Detection Mechanism, please indicate the source if reproduced.
Chevereto V4 is an excellent image sharing and storage platform that provides a clean and user-friendly interface with powerful features. However, ensuring the safety and legality of shared image content is a serious issue. Therefore, in order to prevent webmasters from being penalized for uploading images that violate public morality and laws, we need to introduce an effective image moderation and child pornography detection mechanism. This blog post will provide a detailed guide on how to add image moderation and child pornography detection mechanism in Chevereto V4.
1. Image Moderation#
-
Enable Image Moderation
First, we need to enable the image moderation feature in the Chevereto admin panel. This can be found in
Settings->Image Upload. Once enabled, all uploaded images will require manual approval by the administrator before being published. -
Image Moderation Process
When users upload images, these images will appear in the "Pending Approval" list. Administrators can review these images and choose to approve or reject them. If an image is rejected, the system will automatically delete it and notify the uploader.
2. Child Pornography Detection Mechanism#
For the detection of child pornography content, we need to use some AI tools, and here we can use the built-in child pornography detection API provided by ModerateContent in Chevereto V4.
-
Enable AI Tools
ModerateContent has provided a RESTful API and integrated it into Chevereto. First, we need to obtain a free API Key here.
-
Configure Detection Parameters
Then, in the Chevereto admin panel, go to Settings -> External Services.
Enable ModerateContent and enter the API Key we obtained earlier, and we're done.
-
Automatic Detection Process
When users upload images, the system will automatically call the AI tools for detection. If child pornography content is detected, the system will automatically reject the image and notify the uploader.
Note#
ModerateContent's free trial is limited to 10,000 images per month. If there is a greater demand, it needs to be upgraded to Pay As You Go. Detailed pricing can be seen in the following figure.
Conclusion#
By following the above steps, we can add image moderation and child pornography detection mechanism in Chevereto V4. This can effectively protect the rights of users and prevent the spread of inappropriate content. However, such mechanisms cannot completely replace human judgment, so administrators still need to regularly review the system's judgments.
This is a complex but important process, and we must always remain vigilant to ensure the security and health of our online space. We also look forward to more technologies and tools that can help us manage and moderate image content more effectively, achieving true intelligence and automation.
More FAQs#
1. How to handle false positives?
When AI tools make false positives, they can be corrected through manual review. If a tool has a high false positive rate, consider adjusting its configuration parameters or switching to other more accurate AI tools.
2. How to prevent malicious users from repeatedly uploading inappropriate images?
Restrictions can be added in the user management system, such as frequency limits for uploading images or limits on the number of images uploaded at once. For users who frequently upload inappropriate images, warnings, mutes, or bans can be applied.
3. What should be done if a user disagrees with the moderation result?
A mechanism for appeals can be established, allowing users to provide feedback on their disagreement with the moderation result. When an appeal is received, administrators should review the relevant images again and provide a reasonable response.