In two weeks, AddressHate and NYU will bring together leaders in tech, research, and policy for a working symposium on AI and digital hate. Follow us for highlights and takeaways!

Gen Z is redefining social media. Delete Day shows a shift from scrolling to connecting. The future of digital culture isn’t louder, it’s more intentional. #DeleteDay #AddressHate

“Clarity is not censorship; it’s accountability.”
New research from Decoding Antisemitism shows how political ambiguity online can fuel polarization and antisemitic distortion. Read more: lnkd.in/eDUmX3WU

Search engines aren’t neutral. As Safiya Noble shows in Algorithms of Oppression, they reflect social and commercial bias — shaping what’s visible, credible, or erased. We’re working to expose and rebuild systems that serve equity and truth.
#AIethics #TechForGood #DigitalSafety

On Nov 18–19, AddressHate at NYU will bring together tech, research, and policy leaders to tackle digital hate. The goal: build transparent AI and create a roadmap for safer online spaces. #AI #DigitalSafety #Tech #AddressHate

Big Tech is hyping deepfakes while downplaying risks. Synthetic videos can erode trust, fuel disinformation, and amplify hate. We need transparency, detection tools, and accountability to keep truth and trust online. #Deepfakes #AIEthics #DigitalSafety #OpenAI #SamAltman

Extremism adapts. Bans push hate to smaller platforms. Tamar Mitts’ Safe Havens for Hate shows why cross-platform solutions are key to safer digital spaces.

#DigitalSafety #OnlineTrust #TechForGood #HateSpeech #ContentModeration