Alborithm

Alborithmic Transparency

Find out what the Alborithm will do to your Social Media.

Because Albo is trying to hide it, we have provided a live demo of his Alborithm. You can test whether any short video or image is likely to be banned under Albo's proposed 'Digital Duty of Care'.

Test the Alborithm

Alborithmic Transparency

Find out what the Alborithm will do to your Social Media.

Because Albo is trying to hide it, we have provided a live demo of his Alborithm. You can test whether any short video or image is likely to be banned under Albo's proposed 'Digital Duty of Care'.

Test the Alborithm
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Upload Media
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Analyzing
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View Report
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Click to upload or drag and drop

Supports: JPG, PNG, GIF, MP4, MOV, WebM
Maximum file size: 100 MB
Images over 2 MB or videos over 20 MB will be compressed automatically

⚠ī¸ Privacy Notice
By submitting your media, you acknowledge that it may be used for training purposes by the AI model provider. Please do not upload sensitive, private, or confidential content.
The Alborithm is working, slowly.
You'll have to wait a few seconds.

Frequently Asked Questions

This uses an up to date Large Language Model (LLM) to see what would be censored by the Alborithm. The Alborithm is what the Digital Duty of Care would require a social media company to implement. We support common image formats (JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, ICO) and video formats (MP4, MOV, WebM). Files must be under 30 MB in size. Asides the uploaded media, yes. Your uploaded media (and nothing else) is sent to an AI model provider for analysis. By submitting media, you acknowledge it may be used for training purposes. Do not upload sensitive, private, or confidential content. Analysis typically takes around 30 seconds depending on file size and server load. Larger video files may take longer to process. This is a delay that each post will experience on upload if the Alborithm becomes a reality. AI systems operate using stochastic or random processes. The degree of randomness is controlled using the 'temperature' parameter. This means that the responses can be somewhat different (e.g. the wording given) each time it is run.