Peter Chapman

@pfchap.bsky.social

Associate Director of the Knight-Georgetown Institute (KGI) at Georgetown University [views my own]

Through the EU's DSA and US litigation, new evidence is emerging about how social media platforms understand and address risks to minors. Peter Chapman and Matt Steinberg analyze what these parallel processes uncover about how platforms assess risk and design.

What US Lawsuits Reveal About Platform Design That DSA Reports Don’t

EU risk assessments and platform litigation in the US represent distinct approaches to governing and mitigating risks posed by social media platforms.

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Want to learn more? Tune in to KGI’s upcoming webinar on March 25th at 11am about how to fix the feeds 😊 Report authors will explain how algorithms are currently designed and how the report guidelines can make them better. Register now! 👇 bit.ly/4bBbraR

Better Feeds: Algorithms That Put People First – Knight-Georgetown Institute

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Knight-Georgetown Institute (KGI)@knightgtown.bsky.social · last yr.

Today in @lawfare.bsky.social! Check out the latest article by KGI’s own @alissacooper.bsky.social & @zublius.bsky.social. They argue that algorithms should be designed for 👏long-term👏user👏value👏. KGI’s new report establishes guidelines for designing algorithms that put people first bit.ly/4kFr0CB

Couldn’t make it to our DMA and Beyond conference? Tech Policy Press has got you covered with this podcast discussion hosted by @dwj88.bsky.social. Also check out KGI’s recap live on our site.

The Subtle Art of Promoting Competition in Digital Markets: Key Insights from DMA and Beyond – Knight-Georgetown Institute

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Knight-Georgetown Institute (KGI)@knightgtown.bsky.social · last yr.

KGI’s own @alissacooper.bsky.social spoke with @techpolicypress.bsky.social on the state of tech competition policy following DMA and Beyond, our recent conference on promoting dynamic and competitive digital markets. Read the highlights 👇 kgi.georgetown.edu/research-and...

The path forward is clear: designing algorithms to promote long-term user value instead of short-term engagement. Platforms and policymakers can make this happen through: 1️⃣ detailed transparency 2️⃣ better user choices and defaults and 3️⃣ assessing the long-term impacts of design changes.

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🔍 How effective are the #DSA audits of recommender systems? There are major inconsistencies. To deliver meaningful transparency & accountability we need: 📌 Clarity on core definitions 📌 Incorporation of platform data 📌 Assessment of outcomes Check out our analysis below 👇

Knight-Georgetown Institute (KGI)@knightgtown.bsky.social · last yr.

🚨 The first round of Digital Services Act (DSA) audits shows a major challenge: Without comparable definitions & methodologies, transparency & accountability are limited. KGI recently reviewed audits focused on recommender systems. bit.ly/3XmZGPc What did we find? 🧵👇

GNI is #hiring a dedicated professional with 5-12 years of experience to help lead our global policy work to advance digital freedom of expression and privacy. This is a remote position. Applications are open until 24 January. Learn more: globalnetworkinitiative.org/gni-job-oppo...

GNI Job Opportunity: Policy Associate or Manager - Global Network Initiative

GNI is looking for a dedicated professional to help lead our global policy work to advance digital freedom of expression and privacy.

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