女议员们正利用一款应用程序来制止网络辱骂。创始人杰奎琳·科默解释了它的运作方式。
Women MPs are using an app to shut down abuse online. Founder Jacqueline Comer explains how it works.
堪培拉——杰奎琳·科默是Areto的创始人兼首席产品官，Areto是一款由人工智能驱动的应用程序，《政治欧洲》揭露澳大利亚议员们正在使用该应用程序来保护自己免受社交媒体上的性别辱骂。
CANBERRA — Jacqueline Comer is the founder and chief product officer of Areto, an AI-powered app which POLITICO revealed Australian MPs were using to protect themselves against gendered abuse on social media.
在这次电话采访中，科默透露，近一半的所有针对政客社交媒体帖子的评论都达到了议员设定的、因辱骂而应被隐藏的标准。Areto的数据证实了安东尼·阿尔巴尼斯关于针对女议员的辱骂个人化的警告，或者说，正如科默所说，是关于“她们是谁以及她们存在的权利”的辱骂。本文稿已为篇幅和清晰度进行了编辑。问：Areto是什么时候创建的，它旨在做什么？
In this interview, conducted by phone, Comer reveals that almost half of all comments to politicians’ social media posts meet the thresholds MPs set that merit hiding them because they are abusive. Areto’s data confirms Anthony Albanese’s warnings about the personalization of abuse at women MPs or, as Comer says, abuse “about who they are and their right to exist.”This transcript has been edited for length and clarity. Q: When was Areto created and what was it designed to do?