The PrismX tool assigns users radicalization scores and can hold covert conversations to try to reverse their views. A ...

University graduate student’s controversial project raises alarm over digital surveillance and manipulation of online ...

For the first 20 minutes of our conversation, Steve Huffman, CEO of Reddit, the sixth most-visited ... looking for ways to rein in the extremist content, viral falsehoods, and conspiracy theories ...

At the time, Reddit was known as one of the darkest parts of the internet — an anything-goes forum where trolls, extremists and ... one of the clearest is that content moderation — the messy ...

Professor of international and public affairs at Columbia University When we read about yet another shooting linked to online hate, or another violent network spreading across social media, the ...

The community, r/Efilism, is devoted to a philosophy mentioned on a website published before Saturday's bomb blast.

Reddit and Google. The court papers, which were obtained by The Post, say that these platforms’ “unsupervised algorithms [that] systematically promote angry, violent and extremist content ...

extremist content. Reddit wasn’t the only platform that struggled to stop broadcasting the video recorded by the New Zealand gunman. Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter also scrambled to remove ...

In her decision, the judge said that the plaintiffs may proceed with their lawsuit, which claims social media companies — like Meta, Alphabet, Reddit and 4chan — ”profit from the racist ...