Redefining Safety Nets: Text Detection solution for Cyberbullying Eradication
K. Biksheswara Rao, B. Suvarnamukhi, S. Famila, Shanmugasundaram Hariharan, Thava Vinu A, S. Vasantha · 2024
Cyberbullying, the malicious use of digital communication channels to intimidate, harass, or harm individuals, has emerged as a significant concern in the era of widespread internet usage and social media platforms. The anonymous nature of online interactions makes it easier for individuals to engage in abusive behavior, leaving victims vulnerable to emotional distress and potential psychological harm. To address this growing issue, the development of robust and efficient text detection methods for cyberbullying has become imperative. methods, contextual analysis, and user behavior analysis as potential techniques for identifying cyberbullying instances. Each method’s strengths and limitations are discussed, emphasizing the importance of combining multiple techniques to enhance detection accuracy. The study underlines the significance of context-aware analysis in distinguishing between genuine cyberbullying and harm- less banter among friends. Additionally, ethical considerations, user privacy, and transparency in monitoring mechanisms are addressed to ensure a balanced approach to text detection. Finally, the abstract emphasizes the necessity of human review in the detection process to prevent false positives and negatives, fostering a more inclusive and supportive online environment. By leveraging the power of advanced natural language processing techniques, this research contributes to the ongoing efforts to combat cyberbullying effectively and safeguard the emotional well-being of internet users, particularly the most vulnerable among them