The ICC has successfully completed a ground-breaking AI-powered social media moderation trial to eliminate abuse in the women's game as it revealed that nearly one-fifth of the comments on player or team accounts are harmful or auto-generated, according to a report. The trial was conducted during the T20 Women's World Cup in the UAE in October to "protect the cricket community from toxic content and create a safer and inclusive online environment for players and fans. The International Cricket Council (ICC) in partnership with tech company GoBubble employed an artificial intelligence tool to address online abuse targeting female players. Out of 1,495,149 social media comments monitored across 60 player and eight team accounts, approximately 271,100 included racism, sexism, homophobia, and other forms of abuse, according to a report in 'ESPNCricinfo'. The ICC's Head of Digital, Finn Bradshaw, noted that this trial was driven by the need to foster a safer online space for female ... Read The Rest at :