Digital Trust and Safety Partnership

Providing age-appropriate online experiences is a key component of digital #trustandsafety. But each service’s uses differ, as do the expectations of its users, accordingly approaches to age assurance vary across services. A new DTSP report advances understanding of technical approaches to #ageassurance. It describes a range of best practices – specifically, five guiding principles for age assurance and three dozen examples of best practices in line with those principles. Read the report ➡ https://lnkd.in/gjRTUmzc 

“The clear and present safety risks from generative AI are widely discussed. Deepfake images, now trivially easy to produce, are used to scam, deceive, and harass. But AI does not just enable bad actors; it’s also a critical tool for trust and safety teams as they fight harassment, scams, and other forms of abuse.” Read David Sullivan and Farzaneh Badiei, PhD’s latest op-ed in Tech Policy Press on DTSP’s latest report promoting best practices for incorporating AI and automation into trust and safety. https://lnkd.in/eSbE6SjE

What an pleasure to moderate a pair of panels under "The Challenges of Free Speech and Technology" theme at the inaugural Global Free Speech Summit! For a global conversation about platform regulation, there's no trio better equipped than Mishi Choudhary, Esq., Jeff Kosseff, and Joan Barata to talk about the nuances of SCOTUS decisions in the United States, regulations like the Digital Services Act in Europe, and the complex relationship between governments and technology companies in countries such as India. And for the opportunities and risks for free expression with regard to AI, it was a pleasure learning from Neil Chilson, Sarah Shirazyan, and Anupam Chander. We examined the impact of AI on elections (limited so far), potential ways to advance free expression with generative AI, and the pros and cons of open versus closed approaches to LLMs from a free speech perspective. Thanks Jacob Mchangama, Jordi Calvet-Bademunt, and Wendy Holcomb Burch for bringing together such an inspiring event. Looking forward to next year! Link to the recording in the comments. #FreeSpeechSummit2024

As the worlds of speech and technology become increasingly merged, questions arise about the future impacts on free expression. On October 18th, DTSP’s David Sullivan will moderate two panels at the Global Free Speech Summit. The first panel explores the impact and future of private online regulation of speech while the second panel examines how generative AI will impact the future of free speech and access to information. Register here: https://lnkd.in/g--JXSWw

As required by European Union’s Digital Services Act, mandatory risk assessments are being conducted with questions arising about how to identify systemic risks. DTSP’s David Sullivan, GNI’s Jason Pielemeier and ARTICLE 19's Chantal Joris joined Tech Policy Press’ podcast for an insightful conversation on risk assessments and the “European Rights & Risk: Stakeholder Engagement Forum” held back in June. https://lnkd.in/eqf55J99

For anyone seeking to understand the nuts and bolts of automation in content moderation, best practices, limitations, as well as how companies are thinking about the potential of generative AI, check out the latest report from the Digital Trust and Safety Partnership (DTSP): https://lnkd.in/ew-6U4EK.   BSR assisted in drafting the report, which is structured to align with the DTSP Best Practices Framework and is an output of the DTSP AI and Automation Working Group.   Lindsey Andersen, Orissa Rose, Faraz Ansari #genai #artificialintelligence #sustainablebusiness #trustandsafety

Thrilled to be heading back to the third annual Trust and Safety Research Conference hosted by the Stanford Internet Observatory, where I will present our new report on best practices for AI and automation in trust and safety. Looking forward to catching up with old friends and making new connections in pursuit of safer and more trustworthy online experiences for all!

This new Digital Trust and Safety Partnership report setting out best practices for AI/automation in trust and safety is a very accessible and informative read. It gets beyond both the hype and skepticism of AI/automation by pragmatically articulating the risks and opportunities associated with AI/automation in a content moderation context. It articulates a forward-looking and solutions-oriented agenda with an appropriate mix of optimism and caution. Nice job David Sullivan Lindsey Andersen Orissa Rose Faraz Ansari Hannah Darnton and everyone else involved. #AI #contentmoderation #trustandsafety #bizhumanrights

🚨 Best Practices for AI and Automation in Trust and Safety 🚨 I'm thrilled to present the latest report from the Digital Trust and Safety Partnership. #AI and #automation, deployed with human review and oversight, is fundamental to #trustandsafety, allowing companies to detect, enforce and review content and conduct at scale. Although automated tools have been part of trust and safety from the very beginning, AI advances are allowing companies to do more, with greater accuracy, to counter online abuse. This report was the product of 9 months of work by DTSP's AI and Automation working group, facilitated by the tech and human rights team at BSR (thanks to Hannah Darnton, Lindsey Andersen, Faraz Ansari and Orissa Rose). Please give it a read and let us know what you think!

DTSP is excited to unveil a first-of-its-kind report outlining the best practices for the use of AI and automation in trust and safety operations. This report offers valuable insights on how to address content and conduct-related abuse at-scale. This report delivers valuable guidance for different companies on how to leverage AI and how it can be deployed to implement DTSP's Best Practices Framework. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/ew-6U4EK