Transforming research into real-world impact to advance human agency and well-being in the era of social media and AI.
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Transforming research into real-world impact to advance human agency and well-being in the era of social media and AI.
đź”— TIP Center: tip.fsi.stanford.edu
đź”— Trust & Safety Research Conference: bit.ly/TSRConf
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Policy on young people and #technology has gained momentum, on the assumption that what adolescents do online is the problem to be removed.
This talk starts from the opposite premise: young people turn to tech to meet the developmental needs that define #adolescence, their identity, and more.
Join us on Tuesday, October 13 as our #FallSeminarSeries kicks off with a talk by Anthony Chen, postdoctoral scholar at the Tech Impact and Policy Center!
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One of the coolest things about JoTS #TSRConf is that it’s interdisciplinary and STEMmy, but also interested in qualitative work. Other events Ive been to that had such a wide breadth of fields in attendance were definite more catered to quant and prototypes/biomed
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Thank you so much @techimpactpolicy.bsky.social for amazing another version of Trust and Safety Conference where important discussions bring under one roof.
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@techimpactpolicy.bsky.social thank you!!!!!!
Presenting my research and my work with @blackskyweb.xyz is always heart work.
Excited to be at the Trust & Safety Research Conference at Stanford!
If you want to chat, I have plenty to say about detection and policy for frauds and scams, impersonation, covert influence operations, and everything else related to online deception and coordination #TSRConf
I’m at Stanford today and tomorrow learning from researchers from all over the world about what they are learning about AI safety, ethics, and governance. #tsrconf
"AI agents are being integrated into people's lives before anyone has built the infrastructure to truly hold them accountable. There's growing gap between what these systems can do and what people affected by them are able to understand." —Anya Svan at Stanford #tsrconf
I did not expect my title slide of my presentation at #TSRConf to get so many laughs. If anyone wanted to see this slide again to identify all the easter eggs (like there being no like button) here it is.
For all those who weren’t able to attend the live talk, i gotchu, this will be a Youtube video.
Thank you to our contributing authors, and to Omidyar Network for their generous support. Explore the full issue ⤵️
“It Doesn’t Violate Our Community Standards”: Examining Social Media Platforms’ Moderation Practices for User-Reported Rule-Breaking Tobacco Content
By @gdhpearson.bsky.social, Padmini Kucherlapaty, Nathan A. Silver, Barbara A. Schillo, and Jennifer M. Kreslake
"The Backbone of Abuse: How Infrastructure Providers Enable the Proliferation of AI-Generated Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery"
By Sarah Morgan, Hany Farid, and Sophie J. Nightingale
"AI and Agency: Benefiting Users by Understanding and Serving Explicit Aspirations"
By Emily Xing, @iyerland.bsky.social, Rachel Xu, Yuning Liu, @bgoldberg.bsky.social, and Nathanael J. Fast
"Trust and Safety of Human- and AI-Powered Visual Description: A Case Study of Be My Eyes"
By Natalie Grace Brigham and @yoshikohno.bsky.social
"Beyond Content-Based Enforcement"
By Jeffrey W. Howard
"The Far-Reaching Implications of Brazil’s Supreme Court Decision for Platform Governance"
By Beatriz Kira and Ivar Hartmann
"Mandating Data Interoperability as a Tool for Improving Youth Wellbeing on Social Media"
By @alexishiniker.bsky.social, Jenny Radesky, and Marie Bragg
"Abuse Is Not Love: Failure to Recognize Technology-Facilitated Intimate Partner Violence"
By @ninajanepatel.bsky.social
"Regulating the “Unregulatable”: Why Policymakers Are in Paralysis When Regulating AI"
By Sarah Barrington and @hannahlsbailey.bsky.social