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Microsoft is leveraging AI to enhance community safety in online gaming employing techniques like auto labeling and image pattern matching to identify and address harmful content swiftly. This initiative follows the introduction of voice reporting features last year for Xbox players allowing them to report harmful behavior in voice chats. Since then, 138,000 voice records have been captured. When these reports led to enforcement strikes, 98 percent of players improved their behavior. This is showing the effectiveness of the system. Impressively, 88 percent of players who received a strike didn't need further enforcement. However, despite these advancements, issues of toxicity and misogyny persist in gaming communities. For example, while streaming live, Taylor Megan was subjected to an insult from a gamer who asked her, "Do you know what rape feels like?" Shocked, she concluded on X: "The suspensions are not enough. They should never be able to play the game again."

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