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BIT releases BloodshotNet, an open-source blood detection model for content moderation

A team has released BloodshotNet, the first open-source model designed to detect blood in images and videos. The model, built using YOLO26 variants, is intended for trust and safety applications like content moderation to filter graphic imagery. It achieves approximately 0.8 precision and 0.6 recall, operating at over 40 FPS even on a CPU. AI

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IMPACT Provides a specialized tool for content moderation and safety applications, potentially reducing exposure to graphic content.

RANK_REASON Open-source release of a specialized model with dataset and weights.

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  1. r/MachineLearning TIER_1 · /u/PeterHash ·

    We're open-sourcing the first publicly available blood detection model: dataset, weights, and CLI [P] [R]

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Hey all, today we're releasing BloodshotNet, the world's first open-source blood detection model. We built it primarily for Trust &amp; Safety and content moderation use cases, the idea of acting as a front-line filter so users and human reviewer…