Design and Implementation of an Integrated Intelligent System for Online Content Moderation Using AI and Single Sign-On (SSO)
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The increase in user activity on digital platforms has driven significant growth in the volume of content published in real time. However, this development has also heightened the risk of spreading harmful content such as hate speech, spam, and misinformation, which according to recent studies remains one of the biggest threats in the global digital ecosystem . This research proposes the design and implementation of an integrated intelligent system for online content moderation using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and a Single Sign-On (SSO) mechanism, which has been proven to enhance authentication security and efficiency across various digital platforms since 2022. By applying the Agile methodology, system development is carried out iteratively, enabling rapid adaptation to user needs and behavioral dynamics [4]. The evaluation results show that the integration of AI classification models and SSO can improve the speed of content moderation while strengthening user access security. These findings align with recent research trends emphasizing the importance of automated moderation[5], and unified identity management in maintaining the security of digital spaces.
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