I asked, you answered: applying policy outside the US
Platform policy decisions are driven largely out of the US and trickle down to the rest of the world. But what does that look like in practice? And how might that change?
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28
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AI is now everywhere, but the teams managing its risks still sit apart from the people who have spent decades dealing with online harms. Eighteen months after first arguing they belong together, Alice updates her case.
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Sep
21
Why T&S needs a Wikipedia-thon
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Sep
14
Now is the time to tell your T&S story (updated framework)
The current AI safety debate reminds us that Trust & Safety's expertise is needed more than ever. So why can't the industry get that expertise heard? And what can you do to start telling your own story?
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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
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