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4 Ways AI Safety Efforts Could Learn from Experiences with Social Media
AI Safety efforts need to focus on solutions sooner rather than later. Greater online privacy, control, experimental transparency, and use of trust…
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Ravi Iyer
April 2023
Fear Speech Shows the Limits of Moderation
Recent research suggests that "Fear Speech" is often more common and problematic than hate speech, yet is difficult to address with content moderation.
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Ravi Iyer
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Clarification on why we use AI Generated Images
We apologize for not being clearer on our intention.
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Ravi Iyer
Announcing Our 2023 Dissertation Award Winners
Please join us in congratulating Sakshi Ghai, Gordon Heltzel, Julia Spielmann, Do The Khoa, Jens Paschmann, & Nirajana Mishra as winners and honorable…
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Ravi Iyer
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March 2023
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December 2022
Addressing Amplification is more important than Content Moderation (at Twitter too)
Social media is out of balance. The Twitter Files show that content moderation really is a dead end and we need to shift the conversation toward design…
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Ravi Iyer
November 2022
Defining Meaningful Algorithmic Transparency Standards
Today's post is wonky, but algorithmic transparency laws have passed in the EU and are in progress in the US and UK, and we need to make laws…
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Ravi Iyer
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October 2022
The Solutions to Ethical issues with Generative AI will be Social
...and therefore social science input will be sorely needed. In addition to this article, please keep scrolling for an exciting event invitation, as…
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Ravi Iyer
Content Moderation is a Dead End.
Important work is done by moderation, but it cannot solve broader issues with technology. Subjective Measurement, Designing for Well-Being, …
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Ravi Iyer
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