Feb 14Member-onlyProtecting Your Reputation: Ensuring Source Reliability in Content PublishingIn an excruciatingly difficult work environment complicated by AI, being a trustworthy author is your best job security. We are one AI-produced article away from a disinformation incident with potentially catastrophic outcomes. To meet consumers’ insatiable demand for reliable information, even the best of us use ChatGPT and other sources…Generative Ai5 min readGenerative Ai5 min read
Jul 1, 2020Facebook’s hate definition is today’s “separate but equal”By Joseph Shepherd Miller In a blog post today entitled ‘Facebook Does Not Benefit from Hate’, Facebook’s VP of Global Affairs and Communications and Great Britain’s former Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, attempted to defend his company’s hate definition. It’s important to note civil rights groups have criticized and sought…Hate Definition4 min readHate Definition4 min read
Jun 14, 2020Zuckerberg isn’t ‘disgusted’ enoughby Joseph S. Miller Despite leading lawmakers’ and activists’ calls on Facebook to improve how it flags misinformation, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is still being difficult. But at the same time he claims he’s “disgusted” by President Trump’s content. The debate with Facebook has continued for years, with the company…Mark Zuckerberg2 min readMark Zuckerberg2 min read
May 31, 2020Lessons learned from last week’s Section 230 circus — A resource for the civil rights communityby Joseph S. Miller A tweet from President Trump last week criticizing California Governor Gavin Newsom’s Executive Order allowing Californians the right to vote by mail, in addition to preserving their right to vote in person if they’d prefer, has triggered a turning point in the debate around Section 230…Section 2305 min readSection 2305 min read
Apr 16, 2020Poor and unemployed Americans aren’t here to subsidize ESPNDuring the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers continue to pay for basic programming they can’t access, namely sports. Cable channels and broadcasters like ESPN, Fox Sports, CBS Sports, NBC Sports, ABC sports, and other sources of sports programming continue to charge consumers billions of dollars for what are known as programming or…ESPN2 min readESPN2 min read
