🏙️NYC event: 👏We're excited for the launch of the @nyuniversity Alliance for Public Interest Technology!! FREE half-day event (9-1) happening on Thurs, Feb 6th!
⭐️Featuring some favs like @mona_sloane & @allergyPhD
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#PublicInterestTech@NewAmerica
Deadline for #TtW20 submissions is 47 days away!
Don those thinking caps (or warm socks with your cat’s face on them) and hit those keys. Your ideas and critical insights are needed!
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In addition to key findings, the report details the study’s methodology and ways to improve social media platforms to reduce hate and harassment online. Read more about it all in the full report: https://t.co/C5H4SjuqpV
We’re excited that this report on cyber harassment is out and contributing to important conversations about tech + hate. Our researchers @allergyPhD and @jordanisme conducted ethnographic interviews and contributed to analysis and writing
Some top findings include [thread]:
Have you been harassed online?
Our data shows that at least 53% of American adults are affected by cyber harassment. Our new report, supported by @Bumble, sheds light on experiences of those targeted by cyberhate & harassment & how to fight this epidemic: https://t.co/1qqRc1bhYW
5. Social media platforms are not adequately designed to remove or efficiently review hateful content.
Most interviewees said that they did not receive meaningful or helpful responses to a majority of their abuse reports for weeks or months.
Danya Glabau (@allergyPhD) from @ImplosionLabs says "organizations need to rethink skills, so that there are resources available for employees who are thinking about #EthicsInAI". Download our report to build awareness at your organization: https://t.co/RPfno6XATq
we don't need "new experts" and a country of coders - @gleemie + @ruchowdh argue "we need an approach that empowers citizens, civic organizations, and advocacy groups to take collective action" https://t.co/zE8wobmyJs #techethics#epiconference#agency#ethnography