Classifier labels "Next morning" as a date: why manual PII review still matters
HankYeomans · x · 2026-09-25
- While reviewing data classifications, the author found the classifier had labeled the phrase "Next morning" as date-type PII. Left unchecked, a policy restricting dates and times would nonsensically redact "next morning."
- Takeaway: automated classification is not enough if you want quality output — manual review of classifier results still matters, and this round of cleanup took him two hours.
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