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Digital safety: We are shaping a more secure digital future
New Global Principles on digital safety are driving multistakeholder alignment and enabling positive behaviours and actions across the ecosystem.
New Global Principles on digital safety are driving multistakeholder alignment and enabling positive behaviours and actions across the ecosystem.
Right to be forgotten rules allow individuals to request that organizations remove personal information about them from online platforms. Here's what you should understand.
EUでは、個人が組織に対し、オンライン上の個人情報の削除を要求することができる「忘れられる権利」が定められています。 個人情報の削除要請が認められるのは、データが古いまたは不快なものであるなど、特定の基準を満たしている場合に限られます。 世界経済フォーラムの、グローバル・コアリション・フォー・デジタル・セーフティは、オンライン上の有害なコンテンツに対する取り組みを進め...
A key report shows trust in news media is falling. We need to take urgent action to rebuild trust in the media ecosystem, tackle disinformation and promote media literacy.
Studies show how changes to social media incentive structures could help reduce the spread of misinformation and strengthen action on key global issues.
AI enables everyone to become a creator. Here, a professor of technology explains how AI is disrupting our ideas – and laws – around intellectual property.
The entertainment industry is concerned about the impact of AI on jobs, creativity, and ethics. Some are striking to demand safeguards for workers and consumers.
Mindfulness can help overcome the distractions and emotional responses that cause human error, which makes people more susceptible to social engineering.
The UK parliament is debating new online safety regulations that seek to curb harmful online content such as sexual abuse and incitement to violence.
Teens in the US are navigating the social media landscape unlike the one experienced by their predecessors – here's what they had to say about it.
People’s desire to share news content on social media can hinder their ability to judge its truthfulness accurately, according to an MIT study.
Over 50% of respondents to a US survey believes that news organizations mislead or misinform people. But there is a more favorable view of local outlets.
While the consumer metaverse is still finding its identity, the technology is already in widespread use across industry. This is where we should focus.
The metaverse has the potential to be a revolutionary, inclusive technology, but it needs to be accessible, and offer privacy and information security.
Media operators who collaborate and establish consumer-involved consortia will create digital trust that ensures integrity of interactions and innovation.