A.I.-Powered NSFW checks on Blurt.media

Before we open up user registrations to the general public on Blurt.media, we have to make sure that it's as secure, decentralised and efficient as possible. The site is growing fast and resource-demand will grow even faster once we open the floodgates. Blurt.media already leverages a distributed filesystem by way of S3 protocol and Minio, and distributed transcoding of videos into multiple resolutions by way of "peertube remote runners" people who run their own RasPi's and VPS's assisting the site with cpu power . P2P streams of course takes care of the rest so that the server can remain fairly small, low-cost and extremely efficient with its bandwidth use. We actually intend to start DOWN-sizing the server as more remote resources come onboard such as the Cosmos ecosystem and more Runners. Youtube has to employ massive server farms and thousands of employees, whereas Blurt.media can g…