Europe's Premier Trust & Safety Summit: Empowering Leaders to Tackle Operational Challenges, Navigate Regulatory Landscapes, and Drive Cross-Functional Solutions
25 - 26 March 2025
| Hilton London Syon Park, UK
Conference Day Two - Wednesday 26th March 2025
8:00 am - 9:00 am
Registration Opens
8:15 am - 8:55 am
BREAKFAST BRIEFING: Topic TBC
9:20 am - 9:30 am
Opening Remarks From Chair
9:30 am - 10:00 am
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Bluesky's Composable Moderation: Empowering User Choice in Trust & Safety
Aaron Rodericks -
Head of Trust & Safety Policy,
Bluesky Social
Join Aaron as he delves into their "composable moderation" system, a cornerstone of their decentralized approach to Trust & Safety. Reimagining content moderation by allowing users to create open, stackable, customisable ecosystem of moderation services that prioritize user choice and community empowerment.
· Examining the concept of composable moderation at Bluesky and the challenges of user-generated moderation
· Balancing platform-wide safety measures with user-customizable moderation filters
· The role of community-led moderation services in shaping online spaces
· Challenges and opportunities in scaling composable moderation
10:00 am - 10:30 am
PANEL DISCUSSION: Effective Response Strategies To Combat AI Threats & Harms
Ladan Cher -
Chief Strategy Officer (Trust & Safety / AI Policy),
Replikant - DNABlock
Sean Evins - Former Director of Global Affairs & Public Policy, AI / AR / VR, Meta
As AI becomes more commoditised and widespread, platforms and marketplaces face fresh challenges in content moderation, risk mitigation, user protection, and information integrity, when faced with an increasing avalanche of AI & Synthetic Media.
- Examining the latest advancements in AI & synthetic media detection, the limitations of current detection methods and how you can remove synthetic material at source
- Balancing innovation, freedom of expression and potential risks/harms by adapting policies to address AI-generated content and synthetic media.
- Educating and informing users about the existence and potential impacts of synthetic media, empowering them to critically evaluate the content they encounter online.
- Examining ethical issues of consent, privacy, and the potential for deepfakes to be used in harassment or disinformation campaigns.
- Establishing best practices and standards for cross-industry collaboration to manage synthetic media.
