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Reclaiming Our Social Lives: A Call For Solidarity Vs Big Tech.

Aimee died at 21 after going on a notorious self-harm forum. But when I approached a tech CEO to talk about online safety at a Davos debate, I was threatened with removal, writes Adele Walton

Journalist and author Adele Walton has renewed calls for a public inquiry into a pro-suicide website responsible for 133 UK victims lives.

Gen Z are the first generation to have grown up with social media, they were the earliest adopters, and therefore the first to suffer its harms. Now they are fighting back

The UK Online Safety Act aims to protect people online. Could the legislation reinstate the principles of free speech and preserve democratic debate?

Guest newsletter by Michaela Makusha

AI slop means faster and cheaper content, and the technical and financial logic of online platforms creates a race to the bottom.

Tom Sutcliffe talks to Atossa Araxia Abrahamian, Danny Dorling and Adele Zeynep Walton.

Aimee Walton killed herself aged 21 after joining a suicide forum. In Logging Off, her sister Adele Zeynep Walton argues that social media platforms need to take responsibility for their content

Adele Zeynep Walton discusses how addictive algorithms expose users to harm and the importance of making safety by design a foundational principle in tech development.

Adele Zeynep-Walton discovered her sister Aimee accessed a suicide forum before her death. Now she wants to know why the website is allowed to operate

OpenAI's featured chatbot recommends $200,000 in surgeries while promoting incel ideology

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