Tim Bernard

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For Tech Policy Press, Tim Bernard sums up the findings of a set of reports on the dynamics driving the growth of the 'trust and safety' market. https://www.techpolicy.press/trust-safety-for-investors-revisiting-the-trust-safety-vendor-ecosystem/
Trust & Safety for Investors: Revisiting the Trust & Safety Vendor Ecosystem | TechPolicy.Press

Tim Bernard sums up the findings of a set of reports on the dynamics driving the growth of the 'trust and safety' market.

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If you're in T&S or VC, you should definitely read Duco's recent report on investing in the T&S vendor sector; if you want a sense of the report's context and importance, take a look at my latest piece at Tech Policy Press. https://www.techpolicy.press/trust-safety-for-investors-revisiting-the-trust-safety-vendor-ecosystem/
Trust & Safety for Investors: Revisiting the Trust & Safety Vendor Ecosystem | TechPolicy.Press

Tim Bernard sums up the findings of a set of reports on the dynamics driving the growth of the 'trust and safety' market.

Tech Policy Press
Excited to share my new white paper for Stanford's program on Platform regulation - it's a guide to all the different ways that legislators have been attempting to protect children from online harms, including the historical, philosophical, and political considerations. Happy to chat more about this with anyone who's interested to learn more! https://cyber.fsi.stanford.edu/news/legislative-approaches-combating-online-harms-children
Legislative Approaches to Combating Online Harms to Children

Nice write-up about this week's symposium co-hosted by @knightcolumbia & Columbia Engineering by @TimBernard in Tech Policy Press, "Generative AI, Free Speech, & Public Discourse: Why the Academy Must Step Forward." Check it out! https://www.techpolicy.press/generative-ai-free-speech-public-discourse-why-the-academy-must-step-forward/
Generative AI, Free Speech, & Public Discourse: Why the Academy Must Step Forward | TechPolicy.Press

Speakers at a Columbia event say universities and governments must keep industry in check on AI, writes Tim Bernard.

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As the Online Safety Bill (finally) enters its final stages, I wrote an update for Tech Policy Press. https://techpolicy.press/uk-online-safety-bill-enters-final-stages/
UK Online Safety Bill Enters Final Stages

There is every reason to expect that next week will see the approval of the bill with no significant further changes, writes Tim Bernard.

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Following up on #trustcon23, I wrote about how a thriving trust and safety vendor ecosystem has emerged, despite difficult headwinds for the industry as a whole. https://techpolicy.press/the-evolving-trust-and-safety-vendor-ecosystem/
The Evolving Trust and Safety Vendor Ecosystem

Tim Bernard surveys the field of startups and outsource firms plying their trade at this year's TrustCon in San Francisco.

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Shout out to @rg and @mikarv, whose interview with @justinhendrix planted the seed for this article.
Trust and Safety rarely comes up in discussion about AI regulation. I looked at where business trends and proposed law point to a whole new world of responsibilities for T&S teams at major platforms. https://www.unitary.ai/articles/from-present-to-future-exploring-the-impact-of-ai-regulation-on-trust-safety-teams
How does AI Regulation Impact Trust & Safety Teams?

Discussions of AI regulation tend to focus more on use by regulated organisations, rather than misuse by platform users. However, as large platforms play increasingly significant roles in providing access to AI models, we might expect future regulatory efforts to more directly impact T&S.

From server and client side scanning to message franking and other technologies for content moderation of encrypted communications, how do existing laws like the Stored Communications Act or the Wire Tap Act apply? James Grimmelmann @jtlg explains:
https://techpolicy.press/content-moderation-encryption-and-the-law/
Content Moderation, Encryption, and the Law

Legal and computer science scholar James Grimmelmann on the legality of content moderation techniques on encrypted apps.

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What is Secure? An Analysis of Popular Messaging Apps

A deep dive into the design and technical security of encrypted apps by Justin Hendrix, Cooper Quintin, Caroline Sinders, Leila Wylie Wagner, Tim Bernard, Ami Mehta. Read the 86-page report here: https://techpolicy.press/what-is-secure-an-analysis-of-popular-messaging-apps/

What is Secure? An Analysis of Popular Messaging Apps

Results of a technical, design, and policy analysis of encrypted apps from Signal, Telegram, Google, Apple, and Meta.

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