How Platforms Leverage The Extended AI Community To Address Misinformation with Claire Leibowicz

<p>How Platforms Leverage The Extended AI Community To Address Misinformation with Claire Leibowicz</p><p><br></p><ul><li>Claire Leibowicz currently leads the AI and Media Integrity program at the Partnership on AI. She holds a BA in Psychology and Computer Science from Harvard College, and a master’s degree in the Social Science of the Internet from Balliol College, University of Oxford, where she studied as a Clarendon Scholar.</li><li>Not only tech companies should be involved in creating good, responsible, ethical AI, but also civil society organizations, academic venues, other parts of industry and especially media.</li><li>AI and media integrity proposes a very simple way to have good, healthy, beneficial information online by using AI systems to do that. </li><li>Not everyone agrees what type of content should be allowed online. Even humans don&#39;t agree about what misinformation is or what content should be shown to people through technology. Some tech companies feel empowered to take comments off platforms. So, not only just to declare a label or more context around people, but really to take a public figure off a platform, which is really an emboldening of platform agency in contributing to who is allowed to speak and who&#39;s not.</li><li>In terms of tactics for misinformation, how people create misinformation, how they spread content, is generally applicable to social media. There&#39;s misinformation flowing in WhatsApp groups, in texts, in all these different venues. There is a real movement towards this kind of misinformation that&#39;s not just total misrepresentation of an event or a fact, but a slant or a leaning, or a caption that may make a post have a different connotation than it would if it was written by someone else.</li><li>AI and Media integrity seeks to reach a public that can distinguish credible information from misleading information. Labeling is an interesting, almost in-between option, because it&#39;s not limiting speech or saying you can&#39;t share this post or saying someon