Researchers Shelby Grossman and Riana Pfefferkorn discuss the challenges of NCMEC's CyberTipline, including legal complexities, technology hurdles, and difficulties in identifying CSAM. They address the need for efficient legislation and improvements in reporting quality to enhance online safety.

Shelby Grossman from Stanford Internet Observatory discusses the online child safety ecosystem and upcoming Trust and Safety Research Conference. They explore challenges in handling cyber tip line reports, legal complexities of reporting child abuse material, platform participation issues in combatting online abuse, and the importance of modernizing investigative systems.

Dr. Shelby Grossman discusses AI's ability to write persuasive propaganda. Dr. Kirsty Park and Steph Amunke highlight the shortcomings of the initial disinformation code of practice and the new strengthened code. The assessment of reporting requirements reveals that most platforms scored below adequate. The transition to a code of conduct in relation to the Digital Services Act is discussed. Addressing disinformation challenges and solutions, with the importance of regulating procedures and intervening at the economic and ecosystem level.