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Benchmarking System One Models in Online Moderation
Online moderation systems must apply changing platform policies, community rules, and prior decisions while producing decisions that can be audited and routed to human review. We evaluate whether System One Models, which accept natural-language context but return typed choices, probabilities, or sco
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