Why T&S needs a Wikipedia-thon
Wikipedia is often the first stop for anyone trying to understand T&S and yet its coverage of the industry is woefully thin. It's time that was fixed
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27
How to incorporate safety by design into your T&S strategy
T&S Insider’s practical, step-by-step guide to building a safety by design process that product teams will actually use
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Oct
20
'Policy paralysis' and AI chatbots: Our T&S research picks
The fifth Trust and Safety Research Conference put academics, platforms and policymakers in one room at Stanford. Ben and Alice choose the papers worth your time.
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Oct
12
The Social Reckoning is media literacy with a $30m budget
The critics don’t love the new Aaron Sorkin movie. Not that it really matters, that’s not the point of it.
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Oct
06
T&S workers are picking up the pen
For years, academics and lawyers have written the books that explain T&S to the public. A run of new titles from people who've done the work could change that. Here are six we're reading
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Oct
02
Anti-terrorism 'accountability theatre', Meta's Muse problem and Jess Davies vs xAI
The need-to-know developments shaping digital platforms, online speech and internet safety - edition #357
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