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I’m showing Anchorman to my nieces & trying to explain that in the 70s the men people thought were hot looked exactly like that, exhibit: Burt Reynolds
Nieces: ok but that’s just Pedro Pascal everyone loves Pedro Pascal?
Me: WHAT THE FUCK IT IS I WAS NOT PREPARED FOR THIS EXISTENTIAL REVELATION TONIGHT
France tends to aggressively regulate the internet in response to internal security threats. E.G., @Steve and I did a synth control study in this paper (https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0022343320959369, ungated: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xlNQfpAIWBaZ0YSIY2PkiwuurUaBaDcE/view) looking at French response to terror attacks in the 2010s.
Journal of Experimental Political Science special issue on validating experimental manipulations - call for papers using the Registered Reports format. Deadline November 1!
I predict that privateering will come back over the next few years. but in a small, gig economy way.
not being paid by governments for blocking shipping ports on the high seas, but like going to Kroger and repeatedly slapping Coca Cola bottles out of someone's hand until, frustrated, they pick up a Pepsi bottle instead. and the you get paid like $0.75 in an app to go do it again.
Carl Henrik Knutsen has a nice thread on the bird site introducing our new working paper.
Thread: https://twitter.com/carlhknutsen/status/1663134442284634114
“A few months ago, @anthlittle & @annemeng 's paper on democracy measurement and democratic backsliding caught a lot of attention: https://t.co/1n5esb5iiE Together with 9 colleagues from the V-Dem project, we engage with L&M’s argument and analysis in a new working paper. A🧵:”
A thought experiment in the National Library of Thailand—or why #ChatGPT (or any other language model) isn't actually understanding.
Over the past 8 months the Trust and Safety Teaching Consortium @StanfordCyber - a loosely-organized coalition of academic, industry and non-profit experts - has been creating teaching materials with one goal: Help make the internet a safer place for everyone.
The open-source syllabus is available for everyone who prepares the next generation of trust & safety professionals, engineers and PMs.
Thanks to @shelbygrossman and @alex for their leadership in establishing the consortium and all the work it takes to get things done and to create real and valuable output.
We are launching the teaching materials with a webinar on Wednesday, May 24 at 9am PST.
Register here: https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hQsG_jeVTTqFYiis8KujyQ#/registration
#TrustAndSafety #safety #onlineabuse #privacysecurity #stanford #scaledabuse #AISafety
Hear from members of the Trust and Safety Teaching Consortium as they introduce 13 modules of open-access teaching materials on online safety. Topics include: Introduction to Trust and Safety; Government Regulation; Metrics and Measurement; Trust and Safety Ecosystem; Content Moderation; Information Environment; Terrorism, Radicalization, and Extremism; Harassment and Hate Speech; Child and Adult Sexual Exploitation; Suicide, Self-Harm, and Well-Being; Authentication, Identity, and Platform Manipulation; Types of Attack Surfaces; Emerging Technologies and Career Advice. The Trust and Safety Teaching Consortium is a loosely-organized coalition of academic, industry and non-profit experts in online trust and safety problems. Our goal is to create content that can be used to teach a variety of audiences about trust and safety issues in a wide variety of formats.
Catherynne M. Valente
Kate Starbird
Brendan Nyhan
Renewable Guydraulic Menergy
Henry Farrell
Prof. Emily M. Bender(she/her)
Tabea Wilke