On Gab, Pittsburgh synagogue shooter posted hate speech
By Kevin Roose Oct. 28, 2018 Early Saturday, moments before the police say he barged into a Pittsburgh synagogue and opened fire, Robert Bowers’s anti-Semitic rage finally boiled over as he posted one last message online. But he did not turn to Facebook or Twitter. Instead, the man accused of killing 11 people went to Gab, a two-year-old social network that bills itself as a “free speech” alternative to those platforms, and that has become a haven for white nationalists, neo-
New York Times
Oct 3
Can content moderation offer a model for AI oversight?
By Hannah Robbins August 10, 2026 (Credit: id-work/iStock) As AI becomes more deeply embedded in online communication, questions about transparency, accountability and human oversight are receiving greater attention. At the AI for Good Global Summit 2026, experts examined what years of global content moderation could teach policymakers, companies and civil society about governing AI. During the discussion, speakers described how AI can generate images, videos an
AI For Good
Sep 29
