Overview
Generative AI (GenAI) is fundamentally transforming the way people work and live. While its positive contributions to society are evident, GenAI also has the potential to become a harmful tool. Threat actors increasingly use GenAI as a new vector of attack to scale up their production of malicious content and activities. As a result, Trust & Safety teams across UGC platforms face a new set of challenges as they deal with higher volumes of violative content, which are becoming even harder to detect. In this webinar we will talk with Misinformation, child safety and content moderation experts to discuss the threats and the opportunities of Gen AI in the Trust & Safety work.
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