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People acting like robots have decided that you can't be vehementlhy opposed to discrimination -- or believe in systemic injustice -- and still be pro-free speech.  And now that has been programmedi into our technology

This is insane.

Many things set the IDH apart from the competition -- including the fact that we have the only hositic and teachable approach to all digital eithcis issues: Privacy, AI Discrimination, and disinformation.

But nothing sets us more apart -- and causes us more concern -- than our lonely suport of the First Amendment during this unparalleled assault on our free speech rights.   (We'd call out our competitors who used to be our collective champions on this issue.  But we have class.   And you already know who they are.)

That said, until you've sat in a room of ostenisble civil rights advocates and had the IDH students get pissed b/c they are more woke than them, you kind of don't know what gou are talking about.

And until you've lived through an international racial incident, evaculated your school due to security concerns, and hosted the Goerge Gloyd memorial while housing displaced students of color, you kind of don't get to talk on this issue.
 

The IDH's Free Speech initiatives focus on giving the power and freedom of speech back to humans, while determining how to balance (1) vigorously protecting our fellow humans from dangerous hate speech and (2) ensuring that tech companies honor our First Amendment rights.

#neighborsnotnumbers initiatives