All Tech Is Human

Are you interested in learning about pathways to a career in Trust & Safety? 🤔 Sandra Khalil (Head of Partnerships and Trust & Safety Lead, All Tech Is Human) shares her Trust & Safety career journey from supporting orphans and at-risk youth in Cairo, Egypt to working in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office before arriving at All Tech Is Human. "I have an opportunity to shape important resources on the trust and safety and tech policy issues I took an early interest in. I’ve also seen our significant role as a nonprofit in shaping and professionalizing the field of trust and safety with robust workforce development and career services, as well as a community full of the next generation of ethically-minded professionals." - Sandra Khalil 📰 Read more about Khalil's journey, the struggles she encountered, and discover recourses about how to get started in the field: https://lnkd.in/eSZq9H7Z

A monthly livestream roundup of the latest happenings in Responsible AI with Renee Cummings and Rebekah Tweed.

Cory Doctorow (Author, Journalist) discusses the conditions that lead to the decreasing functionality of tech and online platforms and strategies to build a better internet in a special livestream Q&A. Moderated by Josh Chapdelaine (Lead, Social Media, Comms, and Production, All Tech Is Human). Do you have a question for Doctorow? Leave a comment on this livestream or join us on Slack! All submitted questions will be considered for the livestream. Cory Doctorow (craphound.com) is a science fiction author, activist and journalist. He is the author of many books, most recently THE BEZZLE (a followup to RED TEAM BLUES) and THE LOST CAUSE, a solarpunk science fiction novel of hope amidst the climate emergency. His most recent nonfiction book is THE INTERNET CON: HOW TO SEIZE THE MEANS OF COMPUTATION, a Big Tech disassembly manual. Other recent books include RED TEAM BLUES, a science fiction crime thriller; CHOKEPOINT CAPITALISM, nonfiction about monopoly and creative labor markets; the LITTLE BROTHER series for young adults; IN REAL LIFE, a graphic novel; and the picture book POESY THE MONSTER SLAYER. In 2020, he was inducted into the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame.

Are you looking for a new role in Responsible AI, Trust & Safety or Tech Policy? 🌎 All Tech is Human's Responsible Tech Job Board is the premiere resource for careers and opportunities in the Responsible Tech field. Hundreds of roles are available across a wide range of disciplines including education, trust & safety, tech policy, ethics, software development, NGO, nonprofit, and more! 👀 This week, we're highlighting opportunities from organizations including State of Illinois, San Francisco Department of Emergency Management, Tech Global Institute, Prudential Financial, YouTube, Wikimedia Foundation, AstraZeneca, DoorDash, OpenAI & more! https://lnkd.in/eaQdZYqA

This conversation will bring together established Trust and Safety professionals Juliet Shen and Patricia Cartes Andrés as they share their journey into the field Trust and Safety. With almost 30 years of professional experience in tech between the two of them, Shen and Cartes will share career advice, what makes their role exciting, the challenges they face, how trust and safety has evolved over the years, and some considerations to make for anyone interested in getting involved in the field of trust and safety. Moderated by Matt Soeth (All Tech Is Human Head of Trust & Safety and Global Affairs) Juliet Shen is currently leading a research initiative as the Product Lead for the Trust and Safety Tools Consortium hosted at Columbia University and serves on the Community Advisory Board for the Integrity Institute. She was most recently a Product lead at Google where she works on scaled spam and abuse. Prior to Google, Juliet was the Director of Product for Trust & Safety at Grindr and an early member of Snapchat’s Trust & Safety team as its first Product Manager. Throughout her career, she has led the development of child abuse detection and enforcement, internal investigation tools, and machine learning classifiers with a special focus on bridging cross-disciplinary challenges. Patricia Cartes Andrés started working in the technology industry in 2006 when she joined Google's Webspam team. After building an expertise in site integrity, she joined Facebook as one of the founding members of the company’s Trust & Safety operations in EMEA to combat harassment, child sexual exploitation, human rights violations and other types of harmful content. In 2013 she started working at Twitter where she led the company’s global safety outreach efforts creating Twitter’s Trust & Safety Council and engaging with online safety organizations, academics, policy-makers and regulators. Most recently, she has headed up Trust & Safety teams at Postmates by Uber and VSCO. She currently works as a Trust & Safety and policy advisor for a number of technology companies.

How can we reduce risk and exploitation of minors in online spaces? Dr. Rebecca Portnoff (Head of Data Science, Thorn), Afrooz Kaviani Johnson (Child Protection Specialist, UNICEF), Sean Litton (President and Chief Executive Officer, Tech Coalition), and Juliet Shen (Community Advisory Board, Integrity Institute; Research Associate for Columbia University's Trust and Safety Tools Consortium), explored current efforts to reduce risk and exploitation of minors in online spaces at our Future of Trust & Safety gathering on May 14, 2024. Moderated by Matthew Soeth (Head of Trust & Safety and Global Affairs, All Tech Is Human). 📺 Watch now: https://lnkd.in/eUwF-7Gc 🎙️ Do you want to join more than 9,000 people across 90 countries to discuss Trust & Safety? Apply to join our global Slack community now: https://lnkd.in/eA_Q-PHG

This Thursday: Join Cory Doctorow for a discussion about the enshittification of tech platforms and strategies to create a better internet. Want to get involved? Leave a comment or question for your chance to have it featured during the conversation!

How can we cultivate the next generation of Trust & Safety leaders? Eirliani Abdul Rahman (Former Twitter Council member & doctoral student, Harvard University), Alexis Crews (Founder, E∙NOUGH Consulting), Jacob Silver (Senior Data & Implementation Officer, Oversight Board), Camille François (Senior Director for Trust & Safety at Niantic, Inc.), for a panel discussion about career advice, how policy such as the Digital Services Act influences trust and safety operations, and what they think the future holds in store for the sector. Moderated by Sandra Khalil (Trust and Safety Lead & Head of Partnerships, All Tech Is Human). 📺 Watch now: https://lnkd.in/e-yRUxpq 🎙️ Do you want to join more than 9,000 people across 90 countries to discuss Trust & Safety? Apply to join our global Slack community now: https://lnkd.in/eA_Q-PHG

💡 Are you looking for a new role in Responsible AI, Tech Policy, Privacy, or Cybersecurity? 🌎 All Tech is Human's Responsible Tech Job Board is the premiere resource for careers and opportunities in the Responsible Tech field. Hundreds of roles are available across a wide range of disciplines including education, trust & safety, tech policy, ethics, software development, NGO, nonprofit, and more! 👀 This week, we're highlighting opportunities from organizations including The Alan Turing Institute, UBS, Amazon, IREX, Center for Democracy & Technology, Pandora, Credo AI, Brown University & IBM! https://lnkd.in/gb3iA79K

All Tech Is Human is privileged to host Responsible Tech London: A Better Future for Youth, a curated gathering of 250 people across civil society, government, industry, and academia to come together on 27 June at The Royal Society in London 🇬🇧 Responsible Tech London: A Better Tech Future for Youth will explore how industry can enhance digital wellbeing, create healthy online spaces for youth, and ensure technologies like AI promote the best interests of the child. It will feature panels, a mixer and ample opportunity to connect and share with experts across all sectors. It is being done with the support of the LEGO Group and The Royal Society. Panels include… Beyond Safety: Fostering Wellbeing, Belonging, and Positive Digital Interactions for Children: Featuring Sonia Livingstone (Director, Digital Futures for Children centre (DFC), and Catherine Knibbs (Cybertrauma Clinican and Researcher), Alex Holmes (Deputy CEO, The Diana Award) & more to be announced! The Future of Play: AI, Ethics, and Building a Safe Digital Playground for Children: Featuring Chanell Daniels (Responsible AI Manager, Digital Catapult), June Brawner, PhD (Senior Policy Advisor, The Royal Society), & more to be announced! We are now accepting applications to join us live for Responsible Tech London: A Better Tech Future For Youth on June 27 at The Royal Society. Attendance is free for approved applicants but space is limited - apply now! https://lnkd.in/epMn4xi5