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Now is the time to reimagine Trust & Safety. 👉 Teams can no longer rely on human scale to reduce risk. 👉New compliance regimes are coming into force. 👉 Threats, including those posed by #generativeAI can now evolve and scale faster than ever. The next generation of Trust & Safety leaders are confronting these new challenges with centralized data and human-controlled AI solutions. #trustandsafety https://www.cinder.co/?=li

Can’t wait to see you all in a couple weeks! 🙌 Let us know if we'll be seeing you there.

Our Pride stickers designed by Jon Hsiung have been such a hit that we are bringing them to #TrustCon! Stop by our exhibition on Monday or any of our events to grab some for your team.

If you’re headed to #TrustCon and want to better understand the technical and operational complications of NCMEC reporting, be sure to add Tina Wu's session to your agenda. Tina not only built the automated NCMEC reporting process for Cinder, she has firsthand experience helping customers save hours of time on their child safety commitments! In her session she will share technical challenges she overcame while building the integration, and share insights on product tradeoffs and learnings of the reporting process. We can't wait to see you there! Check out the full agenda here: https://lnkd.in/gf7uMApg

New Cinder blog post! Brian F. has a new post up on the Cinder blog, based on his keynote at the Terrorism and Social Media conference last week. It discusses the history of extremism online, the impact of AI on Trust & Safety and the how inconsistent enforcement of regulations is impacting digital media companies. Check it out! "We are better off today than in the past. The work done by a whole host of people to understand terrorism online is so much more sophisticated and rigorous than our work back in the mid-2000s. We’ve come a long way in 20 years.   Nonetheless, one of the things we got right at West Point 20 years ago was to embrace the dynamism of what we were studying. We were deeply opposed to the idea that anyone could be an “expert” on terrorist use of the internet.  This was a multifaceted concept: on the one hand, we had the idea that the groups we studied, the geopolitical context in which they operated, and the technologies they used were changing so quickly that “expertise” on the phenomenon was impossible.  Even recognizing the knowledge collected in this room, I still like this idea.  It fosters humility and audacity, both qualities necessary to counter the adversarial and adaptive people, organizations, and ideologies we are here to discuss." https://lnkd.in/gQ923PuQ

At Cinder, we’re thrilled to serve as inaugural contributors of the Carnegie Mellon University CyLab Venture network. We're helping to build a network to nurture security and safety tech startups, and engage investors to help maximize their impact through Carnegie Mellon University’s research, innovation, and talent. Learn more and join us in our mission today: https://lnkd.in/gPEWNE48

Congrats to Cinder cofounder and Chief Strategy Officer Brian F. for his keynote yesterday at the Terrorism and Social Media Conference at Swansea University. As Brian notes, we will put his remarks up on www.cinder.co in the next few days.

At Cinder, we aim to make online spaces safer, more inclusive, and respectful for everyone. Happy Pride Month! www.cinder.co  #PrideMonth #Inclusion #Diversity #Trust #Safety

Cinder's CEO Glen Wise joined Sidney Olinyk, Allie Brandenburger, Jamil Jaffer, and Sarah E. Hunt to celebrate the release of Duco's Trust & Safety Market Research Report. Thanks to everyone that contributed to the report - and to Duco and Katie Harbath for the invite.