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If you’ve ever taken a look at the kind of messages people are sending each other on platforms like Twitter, you might end up with a pretty misanthropic view of humanity. There’s just something about a heated online debate that brings out the worst in us, and where there’s online outrage, there are tons of curse words and insults to be found. But all that might be a thing of the past if one Finnish company has its way.

TietoEVRY has developed a new font for computers and smartphones called Polite Type, which uses machine learning to automatically blur out vulgar language. What’s more, it even changes insults to sound more polite and inclusive. If you say “You’re ugly” to someone online, it’s changed to “You are not traditionally beautiful.” Somehow, that feels even more insulting! Machine learning is the future — and for all we know, it’s a scary one.