if you pull stuff like that off, and it gets flagged, it is obvious you are trying to game the system. Same with a system like this. It could be used in addition to human moderators, where the human moderator have to meta-moderate the AI's work. This could also be used as training exercise for new moderators. Then, the good and experienced moderators have more time to spend on edge cases, complex cases, fine-tune the AI, etc. In other words, it is able to do the most boring things to you.

And EU regulate, I mean as a counter example: we are not in panic about a nipple. When I was in a large museum in Paris, multiple women were breast feeding their infant. And why not? Kid's gotta eat. I'll refrain from insulting any world leaders, too easy, but you know many examples are available there regarding censorship.

Finally, it can take that BS argument away of 'oh we don't have manpower to moderate'. That is a low blow, too, by large commercial entities who could, you know hire and train? However, even a small company with not much money to burn could -in theory- win here.

I'd give this model a chance, if not only cause I've been impressed by Mistral past years. Yes, Le Chat / Vibe probably lags behind, but something like Voxtral (real-time and transcribe) is neat, and efficient.