Social Platform Trust & Safety

For example, you can send anonymous messages. You can anonymously DM somebody and you can send an anonymous message in a group. This is a format that has historically been really fun and people really like, but it inevitably falls apart because somebody gets bullied and kills themselves. For Daze, you'll be able to send anonymous messages, but we'r... See more

Footage of a Vietnamese bot farm has leaked online, showing thousands of accounts posting comments and content. Remember this video the next time you argue online. https://t.co/Hyqz8VYpc3

“The American public should know that content that they read online — especially on social media — could be foreign propaganda, even if it appears to be coming from fellow Americans or originating in the United States“ —@ODNIgov Official

Without trust in the decision-maker, trust in the process breaks down, and the only important question becomes, “Who decides?”

Barriers to entry : One way to avoid creating a platform crushed by questions about how to deal with bad actors is to raise the cost of entry. Barriers to entry may take the form of geographic localization, interest segmentation, high cost of discovery, or strong gatekeeping.

It is because a universal public square cannot be a community that the parameters of the online speech debate are stuck. The conflict between the “marketplace of ideas” framework and the “communal norms” framework seems irresolvable because it is irresolvable.

LOL FSB forgot to pay for ChatGPT 4 https://t.co/N2E4oT84kn