Trust in Tech
Trust in Tech is a podcast produced by Integrity Institute members, who are leading voices in the integrity field and bring years of technical expertise to tackling these problems. Each episode features members’ individual thoughts, analysis, and ideas about contemporary issues in the integrity space, either in conversation amongst themselves or with external interlocutors.
Subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, or listen to individual episodes below.
Holiday Special: Alice and Talha Mailbag Episode!
Alice and Talha answer some listener question, recap the year, the podcast, and perhaps where they want to take it!
Alice and Talha answer some listener question, recap the year, the podcast, and perhaps where they want to take it!
Credits
This Episode of Trust in Tech was hosted, edited, and produced by Alice Hunsberger.
Music by Zhao Shen.
Special thanks to the staff and members of the Integrity Institute for their continued support.
Introduction to Generative AI
In this episode, Alice Hunsberger talks with Numa Dhamani and Maggie Engler, who recently co-authored a book about the power and limitations of AI tools and their impact on society, the economy, and the law.
In this conversation, they deep dive into some of the topics in the book, and discuss what writing a book was like, as well as what the process was to get to publication.
In this episode, Alice Hunsberger talks with Numa Dhamani and Maggie Engler, who recently co-authored a book about the power and limitations of AI tools and their impact on society, the economy, and the law.
In this conversation, they deep dive into some of the topics in the book, and discuss what writing a book was like, as well as what the process was to get to publication.
You can preoder the book here, and follow Maggie and Numa on LinkedIn.
Credits
This Episode of Trust in Tech was hosted, edited, and produced by Alice Hunsberger.
Music by Zhao Shen.
Special thanks to the staff and members of the Integrity Institute for their continued support.
How to build a Movement w/ David Jay
It seems everyday we are pulled in different directions on social media. However, what we are feeling seldom resonates. Enter David Jay! A master in building movements including leading it for the Center Humane Technology. In this episode, we will learn precisely how to build a movement, and why communities are perpetually underfunded.
It seems everyday we are pulled in different directions on social media. However, what we are feeling seldom resonates. Enter David Jay! A master in building movements including leading it for the Center Humane Technology. In this episode, we will learn precisely how to build a movement, and why communities are perpetually underfunded.
David Jay is an advisor of the Integrity Institute and played a pivotal role in the early days of the Institute. He is also currently the founder of Relationality Labs which hopes to make the impact of relational organizing visible so that organizers can be resourced for the strategic value that they create. In the past, he has had a diverse range of experiences, including founding asexuality.org, and as chief mobilization officer for the Center for Humane Technology.
Here are some of the questions we answer on today’s show:
How do you create, scale, and align relationships to create a movement?
How to structure stories to resonate?
How to keep your nose on the edge for new movements?
How to identify leaders for the future?
Why David Jay is excited by the Integrity Institute and the future of integrity workers?
Why community based initiatives don’t get funded at the same rate as non-community based initiatives.
Check out David Jay’s Relationality Lab!
Credits
This Episode of Trust in Tech was hosted, edited, and produced by Talha Baig.
Music by Zhao Shen.
Special thanks to the staff and members of the Integrity Institute for their continued support.
The Ultimate Guide to Election Integrity Part II
Elections matter, and history has demonstrated online platforms will find themselves grappling with these challenges whether they want to be or not. The two key questions facing online platforms now, as they stare down the tsunami of global elections heading their way, are: Have they initiated an internal elections integrity program? And if so, how do they ensure the best possible preparation to safeguard democracies globally?
The Integrity Institute launched an elections integrity best practices guide on “Defining and Achieving Success in Elections Integrity.” This latest guide extends the first and provides companies – large or small, established or new-on-the-block – concrete details as they fully implement an elections integrity program.
Today on the podcast, we talk to four contributors about this guide: Glenn Ellingson, Diane Chang, Swapneel Mehta, and Eric Davis.
Also listen to our first episode on election integrity!
Elections matter, and history has demonstrated online platforms will find themselves grappling with these challenges whether they want to be or not. The two key questions facing online platforms now, as they stare down the tsunami of global elections heading their way, are: Have they initiated an internal elections integrity program? And if so, how do they ensure the best possible preparation to safeguard democracies globally?
The Integrity Institute launched an elections integrity best practices guide on “Defining and Achieving Success in Elections Integrity.” This latest guide extends the first and provides companies – large or small, established or new-on-the-block – concrete details as they fully implement an elections integrity program.
Today on the podcast, we talk to four contributors about this guide: Glenn Ellingson, Diane Chang, Swapneel Mehta, and Eric Davis.
Also check out our first episode on elections!
Subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!
Credits
This Episode of Trust in Tech was hosted, edited, and produced by Alice Hunsberger.
Music by Zhao Shen.
Special thanks to the staff and members of the Integrity Institute for their continued support.
Creeps, Consulting, and Creating Trust
Alice Hunsberger talks to Heather Grunkemeier again, this time covering Heather’s solution for dealing with creeps at Rover from a policy and operational lens, measuring trust, and what it’s been like for her to strike out on her own as a consultant.
Also check out our first episode with Heather, How to Find Your Place in Trust & Safety: A Story of Career Pivoting.
Alice Hunsberger talks to Heather Grunkemeier again, this time covering Heather’s solution for dealing with creeps at Rover from a policy and operational lens, measuring trust, and what it’s been like for her to strike out on her own as a consultant.
Also check out our first episode with Heather, How to Find Your Place in Trust & Safety: A Story of Career Pivoting.
Subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!
Credits
This episode of Trust in Tech was hosted, edited, and produced by Alice Hunsberger.
Music by Zhao Shen.
Special thanks to the staff and members of the Integrity Institute for their continued support.
How to Find Your Place in Trust & Safety: A Story of Career Pivoting
Working in Trust & Safety can be difficult, and many in our field are struggling right now. This episode is dedicated to everyone who is looking for work, has been laid off, is trying to pivot their careers, or is feeling burned out and doesn’t know what to do next.
Alice Hunsberger talks to Heather Grunkemeier (former Program Owner of Trust & Safety at Rover, and current owner of consultancy firm Twinkle LLC) and discusses how Heather finally broke into the field of Trust & Safety after years of trying, what it was actually like for her, and what her advice is for other people in the midst of career pivots. We also touch on mental health, identity, self worth, and how working in Trust & Safety has unique challenges (and rewards).
Working in Trust & Safety can be difficult, and many in our field are struggling right now. This episode is dedicated to everyone who is looking for work, has been laid off, is trying to pivot their careers, or is feeling burned out and doesn’t know what to do next.
Alice Hunsberger talks to Heather Grunkemeier (former Program Owner of Trust & Safety at Rover, and current owner of consultancy firm Twinkle LLC) and discusses how Heather finally broke into the field of Trust & Safety after years of trying, what it was actually like for her, and what her advice is for other people in the midst of career pivots. We also touch on mental health, identity, self worth, and how working in Trust & Safety has unique challenges (and rewards).
If you liked our Burnout Episode, you may enjoy this one too. (And if you haven’t listened to it yet or read our Burnout resource guide, please check it out).|
Subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!
Credits
This episode of Trust in Tech was hosted, edited, and produced by Alice Hunsberger.
Music by Zhao Shen.
Special thanks to the staff and members of the Integrity Institute for their continued support.