“We also use certain information...to create systems and models that can be automated to more swiftly detect, categorize, and take action against prohibited content or conduct.”
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User information contributes to training automated moderation infrastructure, meaning user-generated data directly informs systems that make enforcement decisions on the platform.
Interpretive note: The excerpt begins mid-sentence with 'We also use certain information...', so the full subject and scope of 'certain information' is not visible in the quoted text, creating ambiguity about which categories of information are included.
Certain information a user generates on Discord may be used to develop and train automated systems that enforce Discord's content and conduct rules.
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User information contributes to training automated moderation infrastructure, meaning user-generated data directly informs systems that make enforcement decisions on the platform.
Certain information a user generates on Discord may be used to develop and train automated systems that enforce Discord's content and conduct rules.
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