Humans in the Loop - Kinzen

Exploring the challenges of disinformation in audio, and techniques we've applied to overcome them

Finding Needles in the Hay: How We Think About the Challenge of Moderating Audio Content

Andrew McDowell

Senior Machine Learning Engineer

Accounting for local nuance is essential to understanding and appropriately addressing signals of imminent harm and information risk.

The Key to a Safer Internet is Local Nuance and Deep Language Understanding

Karolina Pietkiewicz

Head of Policy

Emma Cardea explores how the rise in the occult in France has impacted misinformation.

Crystal Healing, Tarot Reading and Astrology… How the Occult Paved a Path to Misinformation

Emma Cardea

Editorial Analyst

Leticia Duarte examines how disinformation is affecting the Brazilian elections in advance of the vote in October.

Weaponising Fear in Brazil: How Online Election Disinformation is Inciting Offline Harm

Leticia Duarte

Editorial Analyst

Razan Ibraheem examines the challenge of decoding online misogyny, which has so many variations globally and is constantly evolving.

Language Matters: The Challenge of Decoding Online Misogyny

Razan Ibraheem

Senior Editor

Identifying dis or misinformation in audio is deeply complex and challenging. In this post we hear about the concerns of fact checkers.

‘It’s a Struggle’: Understanding the Challenges of Fact Checking Audio Content

Ben Whitelaw

Founder and editor of Everything in Moderation

Detecting Spanish Climate Misinformation in Audio: Announcing our Partnership with Verificat

Lucy Gould

Head of Partnerships

What we can expect from the new EU Code of Practice

Europe Sets a Global Standard for Countering Disinformation

Karolina Pietkiewicz

Head of Policy

We examine the rising trends related to Islamophobia in India, and explore some of the data-driven solutions that Kinzen is working on to help identify hate speech.

Islamophobia in India: Key Online Trends and Possible Solutions

Sumaira Rizvi

Editorial Analyst