Very much looking forward to the presentation of my latest book "Hate Speech and the European Court of Human Rights" hosted by the University of Strasbourg this year.
Disinformation, extremism, and hate are serious problems in AI. But how can we address these concerns without restricting lawful speech?
At the Digital Hate Review, @NatalieAlk argues an international human rights law can help models draw boundaries that protect speech.
Very much looking forward to the publication of this forthcoming
book, edited by Stephanie Laulhe Shaelou and Andreas Marcou.
My chapter, “Counterspeech as Resistance: A Democratic Alternative to Expanding Hate Speech Laws — Why Is It Necessary and What Can It Do?”
why it is necessary and what it can realistically achieve as an alternative to the continued expansion of legal restrictions on expression. Link to book details in the comments section.
‼️New from Natalie Alkiviadou (CGFoE): Miladze v. Georgia marks a shift in the ECtHR’s approach to online political speech — but with a cost.
➡️ This and more in our latest #newsletter: https://t.co/lpJwZJXyvU]
Speech restrictions often backfire— and silence the very communities they aim to protect.
At the #FreeSpeechSummit2026, @MinaDennert will join @NatalieAlk to show how we can combat hate speech and disinformation with empowering tools instead.