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Elaine O. Nsoesie and Nuredin Ali Abdelkadir discuss the mental-health toll of content moderation in Africa, including exposure to harmful material and the need for workplace preparation and support.
A LinkedIn engineering leader describes how the platform detects and down-ranks generic, repetitive AI-generated posts in the feed, and what that means for members who post.
A tool for writing your own content-moderation rules in plain language and turning them into an AI labeler.
Why I recommend it: Company product page. Check current free limits before relying on it; accuracy claims come from the company.
Mike Masnick's influential free essay arguing that open protocols, rather than centrally moderated platforms, are the durable answer to online speech problems.
Why I recommend it: One of the most cited pieces on platform power — read it before joining any debate about content moderation.
Monthly summary of worldwide digital policy changes across content moderation, artificial intelligence, competition and data governance.
Why I recommend it: Good monthly catch-up if you want to track AI rules without reading every bill.
