Abstract

Abstract: In the contemporary digital landscape, social media platforms have evolved into essential components of our daily lives, fostering connections, idea sharing, and meaningful conversations. Nevertheless, the escalating volume of online interactions has ushered in a concerning rise in toxic comments and cyberbullying, casting a shadow over the potential for a healthy onlineenvironment. Toxic comments, spanning hate speech, harassment, and offensive content, not only inflict harm on individuals but also detrimentally affect the overall user experience. This project seeks to address this pressing issue through the development of a cutting-edge Toxic Comment Detection system, leveraging the power of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML) techniques. The primary objective of this endeavor is to create an automated system capable of identifying and flagging toxic comments in realtime across various social media platforms. By employing advanced NLP algorithms and ML models, the system aims to analyze textual content swiftly and accurately, pinpointing instances of toxicity. Once identified, the system will promptly notify moderators, enabling swift intervention and potential removal of the harmful content. By implementing this technological solution, the project aspires to contribute significantly to fostering a safer and more inclusive online environment where users can engage without fear of encountering toxic behavior. Through the fusion of NLP and ML, this endeavor aims to exemplify the transformative potential of technology in mitigating the challenges posed by toxic comments in the digital age.

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