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Mark your calendars! The Trust and Safety Research Conference returns on October 1–2, 2026, bringing together 500+ professionals from academia, industry, civil society, and government to tackle the most pressing questions in #TrustAndSafety research.
If you're at the Trust & Safety Research Conference, check out the @roo… #ChristchurchCall
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If you're at the Trust & Safety Research Conference, check out the @roost.tools and @discord.com workshop on open source happening at 11:30am PT […]
Didn't get to ask my question! But that's a wrap on #TSRConf. Really enjoyed attending this year and live skeeting. Thanks to @stanfordcyber.bsky.social. Y'all killed it!!!
I've been looking forward to this panel on AI companions with @meetalijain.bsky.social all day. This one is going to be spicy 🔥 #TSRConf
Lunch over! Now I'm attending a set of lightning talks on "AI and Algorithm Auditing" - starting with Rafal Kocielnik's talk on democratizing AI auditing #TSRConf
Complicated live skeeting logistics! I'm in the "Understanding Online Environments" lightning talks, where KGI's @alissacooper.bsky.social will be presenting, and then I'm scurrying over to the workshop a workshop led by my colleague @leticiabode.bsky.social on publicly available data #TSRConf
Very informative talks about a terrible scourge affecting children online! Gives me hope we have people shining a light on these harms #TSRConf
Next up at #TSRConf! Research presentations on online harms. Missed the first couple of presentations (lost track of time having great conversations!) But now we're back in action
Come hang out with us and talk about data access! #tsrconf
Also at 11:30am PT, @leticiabode.bsky.social cohosts a workshop w/ @naomishiffman.bsky.social, @angieholan.bsky.social & @whiskeyocelot.bsky.social “Let’s Share: A Framework for Researcher Access to Publicly Available Platform Data” to preview our new framework! Be sure to join + say hello #TSRConf
We're speaking at two #TSRConf sessions today at 11:30am PT. @alissacooper.bsky.social's “Fixing the Feeds: A Policy Road Map to Address Algorithmic Recommender System Harms” will provide insights on how algorithms can be better designed to put user well-being and long term user value first.
Grant analogizes social media bans to putting fences around the pool, which Australia has mandated for decades. Social media bans are like putting a fence around the ocean, which is impossible. Instead you teach children to swim safely. She says that's how online safety should be #TSRConf.
Day 2 at #TSRConf! @stanfordcyber.bsky.social's Jeffrey Hancock is interviewing Australia eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant, a true rock star of online safety ⭐ I'll try to cover this conversation as I eat breakfast
Wonderful day 1 at #TSRConf. Fascinating and needed discussions of AI and content moderation, risks to youth, and new tools for trust and safety. Always really nice running into familiar faces as well.
Next up Youth Risks 2! (Turns out it's not tomorrow as I previously reported.) #TSRConf
Come check out my talk tomorrow and learn about the impact of age verification laws on user search behavior
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Next research talk at #TSRConf - Youth Risks I! (There’s a studio-mandated sequel tomorrow) I’ll be skeeting the highlights
Awesome research talk by ROOST about Discord open-sourcing a trust and safety tool called Osprey. It can be used by any platform on a permissive license. Love the spirit of sharing 🎄 #TSRConf
A graphic flyer for a workshop at the Trust & Safety Research Conference called "Towards Technical Standards: Safety By Design & Open Source" featuring Savannah Badalich (senior director of product policy at Discord), Ethan Breder (engineer at discord), and Vinay Rao (CTO at ROOST). The conference takes place September 25-26 at Stanford University Alumni Center. Advancing research in trust and safety while fostering the exchange of ideas across various disciplines including computer science, communication, policy, law, and political science.
If you're at the Trust & Safety Research Conference, check out the @roost.tools and @discord.com workshop on open source happening at 11:30am PT TODAY!
Fisher Conference Center, Barnes/McDowell/Cranston
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Next up! Live skeeting “Content Moderation and AI Alignment” with the brilliant @whiskeyocelot.bsky.social. Great line up so far @stanfordcyber.bsky.social 💡 #TSRConf
KGI's @zanderarnao.bsky.social will be live posting from #TSRConf - be sure to tune into his account to follow along!
We're excited to be part of the 2025 Trust & Safety Research Conference at @stanfordcyber.bsky.social this week, bringing together leaders across research, policy, and platforms working at the intersection of technology, online harms, and platform governance. #TSRConf
My favorite quote from Wilner so far: “Policy is essentially astrology…It’s like trying to build a plane without a wind tunnel.” #TSRConf
Dave Wilner presenting at Stanford
Here we go at #TSRConf, with @dwillner.bsky.social taking on the @mmasnick.bsky.social impossibility theorem!
Tune in as I live tweet @stanfordcyber.bsky.social’s Trust and Safety Research Conference!! #TSRConf
Ross Dahlke. Speaker. Join me at the Trust & Safety Research Conference. September 25-26. Stanford University Alumni Center.
Image description Journal of Online Trust & Safety. Volume 3, Issue 1. September 2025. ISSN: 2770-3142.
Image description Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025) Untrustworthy Website Exposure and Election Beliefs: Selective Exposure and Ideological Asymmetry Peer-reviewed Articles https://doi.org/10.54501/jots.v3i1.250 Published 2025-09-12 Authors Ross Dahlke University of Wisconsin-Madison https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5179-2525 Jeffrey Hancock https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5367-2677 Keywords Digital trace data double machine learning data science false beliefs causal inference Categories Conference Proceedings How to Cite Dahlke, R., & Hancock, J. (2025). Untrustworthy Website Exposure and Election Beliefs: Selective Exposure and Ideological Asymmetry. Journal of Online Trust and Safety, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.54501/jots.v3i1.250
Image description Figure 1. Timeline of data collection.
I am excited to present as part of the #TSRConf 2025 Conference Proceedings of the Journal of Online Trust and Safety at @stanfordcyber.bsky.social. Happy to have this paper published doi.org/10.54501/jot...
Super excited to present at #TSRCONF at @stanfordcyber.bsky.social this Thursday!
My poster, Weathering Trust: Credibility Formation in YouTube’s Weather Info Ecosystem, explores how “weather influencers” have become critical—yet largely unregulated—sources of safety information. Come say hi!! 🌪️⛈️
