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Reddit is a major resource for AI training. It’s also a cesspit of antisemitism
15.10.25
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James Spiro
“The No.1 most cited domain for AI across all models” ignores pleas from Jewish content moderators to curb the abuse in r/Israel and r/Jewish communities, raising fears that the content is being absorbed into AI systems like Gemini and ChatGPT.
OpenWeb: “We do the dirty job of the internet - we clean it”
28.02.22
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James Spiro
The Israeli unicorn uses machine learning and AI to detect hate speech in internet comment sections while promoting healthy conversations
Who gets to define incitement?
27.05.21
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Viki Auslender
Israeli requests to remove online content spiked in the wake of the recent Israel-Gaza conflict. However, social media is showing a growing reluctance to comply. So who decides the boundaries of free speech?
Facebook Will Not Restrict Political Lies Ahead of Israel's March Election
27.01.20
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Omer Kabir
In a Tel Aviv meeting with local journalists, Facebook executives said the company considers fact-checking political statements to be a form of censorship
China, Russia, and the Galactic Empire All Have One Thing in Common: Internet Censorship
31.12.19
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Dov Greenbaum
Rather than deposing dictatorships, the internet, through fake news on one hand and legal censorship on the other, now seems to empower them
Why Sharing Your Data Online Is Much Like Sharing Your Toothbrush
22.11.19
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Dov Greenbaum
With the internet a bastion for rampant misogyny, bigotry, racism, and fake news, both democrats and republicans alike are pushing for more online censorship
How Netflix’s Quarrel With Dentists Reflects on the First Amendment
15.02.19
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Dov Greenbaum
As U.S. dentists accuse Netflix of spreading misinformation on root canals in a recent documentary, researcher Dov Greenbaum discusses whether filmmakers should be held responsible for bad science
“Facebook Bill” Progresses in Israeli Parliament
15.07.18
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Omer Kabir and Lilach Baumer
The bill will give government attorneys a fast-track to have content they deem as illegal or inciting removed by court order from social network sites
Bill to Remove Online Incitement Is Undemocratic, Israel's Government Watchdogs Warn
13.07.18
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Omer Kabir
The legislation, known as the “Facebook bill,” is expected to come up for a vote before Israel’s parliament next week
Facebook Executive Describes Monumental Task of Detecting and Removing Terrorism Content
15.06.18
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Asaf Shalev
A director of counterterrorism policy at the social network briefed Israeli and American homeland security officials in Jerusalem about the company’s efforts to combat extremist speech