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AI Solutions to Cyberbullying and Social Media Abuse

Community Presentations, Educator Presentations, Evergreen, Law Enforcement, Presentations, UniversityBy Cyberbullying Research CenterNovember 4, 2020Leave a comment

We discuss how developments in AI through machine learning can help reduce cyberbullying and toxicity online, and promote the positive use of social media over time.

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How Social Media Companies Should Combat Online Abuse

Blog, Evergreen, FeaturedBy Sameer HindujaJanuary 8, 2020Leave a comment

A new year is upon us. While we’ve made some progress in reducing cyberbullying, online hate, and other forms of abuse and toxicity, I think we can do better. Social media companies are often seen (and vilified) as accomplices to the harassment and victimization that happens on their platforms, and – admittedly – are an…

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