What the T&S community predicts for 2025
Over the last 12 months, T&S leaders and practitioners have seen unprecedented change in an industry that many have worked in for years and many others are brand new to. I asked a few of them what their predictions were for 2025
Why "censorship" is complex
High error rates during moderation enforcement often leads to user frustration and accusations of censorship. As Meta's Nick Clegg showed this week, these issues are not just technical but political and rarely understood outside T&S teams. That poses a problem.
Fighting complexity with auditability
Could a more transparent, collaborative, and adaptable policy enforcement model combat cries of 'censorship' and empower diverse online communities to self-moderate? Open-source policy documents and AI-driven auditability might hold the key
How I’m talking to my kid’s school about phones and social media
Conversations about kids and digital safety are often clouded by moral panic and oversimplification. By exploring the trade-offs of digital devices and platforms, we can empower parents and schools to make decisions that prioritise both safety and connection for young people.
The four T&S horseman of the Trumpocalypse
For the last few years, we — as a society — have been getting to grips with how to balance safety, self-expression, and privacy online. With Trump’s election in the US and safety regulation in Australia and the UK, we’re finally getting some answers.