Platforms who try in good faith to commit to child safety are still criticised from all sides, yet suitable technology and public best practices are hard to come by.
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21
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Sep
14
Now is the time to tell your T&S story (updated framework)
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Sep
11
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The need-to-know developments shaping digital platforms, online speech and internet safety - edition #354
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Sep
08
The "rogue agent" narrative is insufficient
From a covert OpenAI message board to a hacked gym booking, this year's agentic AI incidents look like autonomy gone wrong. But that's not the full story.
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Sep
01
My five takeaways from the Meta settlement
Most headlines call it a win for teenage internet users. But I don't think that Meta setting the safety features for every major platform constitutes a success for anyone