Over the past few years, Trust & Safety teams worldwide have learned hard lessons that can now inform new efforts to develop a proper, purpose-built technology stack for Trust and Safety. The tools available today are designed and built for the internet of the 2010s but the online landscape has changed dramatically, bringing novel user behaviors and harm patterns. This space is now ripe for innovation and investment, with a clear opportunity to build and provide essential open “bricks” of this tooling stack. Join the T&S Tooling Consortium to learn how academics, researchers, and professionals can benefit from open source software and contribute to the movement.
Facilitated by Camille Francois, Eli Sugarman, Juliet Shen, Dave Willner, Rama Elluru