Do you have a burning question for Tristan Harris or Aza Raskin about AI, social media, or any topic you’ve heard on our podcast? We’re gearing up for our annual Ask Us Anything episode of #YourUndividedAttention and we want to hear from you. Just tape a voice memo on your phone and send it to undivided@humanetech.com They will listen to every single question and respond to as many as they can. #AI #technology #nonprofits #futurism #AIForGood #ArtificialIntelligence https://lnkd.in/dWenmB7 Photo by Eckhard Hoehmann on Unsplash
Center for Humane Technology
Non-profit Organizations
San Francisco, California 56,534 followers
Driving a shift toward humane technology that supports our well-being, democracy, and shared reality.
About us
Together with our partners, the Center for Humane Technology (CHT) is dedicated to radically reimagining our digital infrastructure. Our mission is to drive a comprehensive shift toward humane technology that supports our well-being, democracy, and shared information environment. From the dinner table to the corner office to the halls of government, our work mobilizes millions of advocates, technologists, business leaders, and policymakers through media campaigns, working groups, and high-level briefings. Our journey began in 2013 when Tristan Harris, then a Google Design Ethicist, created the viral presentation, “A Call to Minimize Distraction & Respect Users’ Attention.” The presentation, followed by two TED talks and a 60 Minutes interview, sparked the Time Well Spent movement and laid the groundwork for the founding of the Center for Humane Technology (CHT) as an independent 501c3 nonprofit in 2018. CHT was thrilled to support the development and release of the record-shattering Netflix documentary 'The Social Dilemma' from director Jeff Orlowski on the existential threats posed by social media, reaching an estimated 100 million people.
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- 11-50 employees
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- San Francisco, California
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- Nonprofit
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- 2018
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- Ethics, Technology, BuildHumaneTech, Human Behavior, Design, Tech, Social Media, Attention, Polarization, Mental Health, Innovation, Democracy, and AI
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Brody Mullins has covered lobbying in DC for decades with the Wall Street Journal. In this week's episode of #YourUndividedAttention, he and historian Margaret O'Mara share what they've learned about how industries gain power and influence on Capitol Hill. https://bit.ly/3yQUASy
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Today, the tech industry is the second-biggest lobbying power in Washington, DC, but that wasn’t true as recently as ten years ago. How did we get to this moment? And where could we be going next? On Your Undivided Attention this week, Tristan Harris and Daniel Barcay sit down with historian Margaret O’Mara and journalist Brody Mullins to discuss how Silicon Valley has changed the nature of American lobbying: https://bit.ly/3yQUASy.
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In the year and half since The AI Dilemma, the progress in artificial intelligence has been head spinning. In this episode, Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin make sense of this moment in #AI: how did we get here? And where are we headed next? Plus, an update on social media reform. On this week’s episode of #YourUndividedAttention. https://bit.ly/46CHRiM
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Did you see the news on Monday? A U.S. Federal court has officially declared that Google “is a monopolist,” and its dominance of online search and advertising is illegal. But Google is not the only tech company that’s been consolidating power in recent years. And the tactics for maintaining dominance in tech today are shifting. For a deep dive into how and why tech companies have been hoarding power — especially in the age of AI — check out this prescient essay by CHT’s Pete Furlong in Tech Policy Press. https://lnkd.in/gs_jy8BS #Google #tech #techpolicy #Technology #Future #Economy #Economics
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Big news: the Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act (#KOSPA) has passed in the Senate. The House is up next. Our partners Fairplay for Kids and Parents for Safer Online Spaces have worked tirelessly to shepherd this bill so that kids can finally be shielded from harmful algorithms on social media, and enjoy safer digital experiences. While there’s still more work to be done to protect kids — especially with the rise of generative AI — today is a step in the right direction. Read our full statement here:
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BREAKING NEWS - The Senate will vote on the Kids Online Safety Act this week. This would give online platforms a “Duty of Care” for kids that use their service. But what does this actually mean? Our policy director Camille Carlton breaks it down. #KOSA #DutyofCare #SafetyOverProfit
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BREAKING NEWS - The Senate will vote on the Kids Online Safety Act this week. This would give online platforms a “Duty of Care” for kids that use their service. But what does this actually mean? Our policy director Camille Carlton breaks it down. #KOSA #DutyofCare #SafetyOverProfit
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Biologist Kevin Esvelt says he's "cursed to always think about what might go wrong." When it comes to AIxBio, there's a lot he's thinking about. Listen to his conversation with Tristan Harris and Daniel Barcay on the latest episode of Your Undivided Attention. https://bit.ly/3y2d6qv
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Last month, the Supreme Court quietly hinted that social media algorithms are a form of free speech, protected by the First Amendment. In a recent op ed The New York Times, Columbia Law Professor Tim Wu argues that it’s just the latest in a series of decisions designed to protect the interests of Big Tech. And Wu predicts the next First Amendment battleground will be #AI: “I fear that the First Amendment will be extended to protect machine speech — at considerable human cost.” Read his Op Ed and share your thoughts. https://lnkd.in/eQJPVZpK
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