> Furthermore, no company would be asinine enough to allow bots, AI, or ML make decisions without a way to undo those changes.
Sadly this is actually the norm across all these big tech platforms these days. Algorithm bans an account, humans might give it a look later if a big enough fuss is kicked up about it, else there is no appeals.
Of course there is a button a human can press to undo these things, but the trouble is getting a human to bother looking at it in the first place.
Google, Facebook, Twitter, Discord all do the same thing.
Sadly this is actually the norm across all these big tech platforms these days. Algorithm bans an account, humans might give it a look later if a big enough fuss is kicked up about it, else there is no appeals.
Of course there is a button a human can press to undo these things, but the trouble is getting a human to bother looking at it in the first place.
Google, Facebook, Twitter, Discord all do the same thing.