Is it easy to fall down rabbit-holes online? | Q+A

The Q+A panel discussed how algorithms make us go down rabbit-holes and how we can holistically create safer online spaces for young people

Panellists: Panellists: eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, podcaster & UTS Professional Fellow Josh Szeps, data scientist & social media accountability advocate, Frances Haugen, writer, presenter, and founder of The Grade Cricketer Sam Perry and Executive Director, Reset.Tech Australia, Alice Dawkins.

This episode was broadcast on Monday August 19, 2024

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[johney]

oops left comments on Q+A.. you may actually get a Q for your A

[voiceofexperience]

DEFUND THE ABC.
DEFUND THE E-KAREN.
CANCEL CANCEL-CULTURE.

[barrysmith]

I'm no fan of Andrew Tate but perhaps they should understand why there is an appetite for such creators