Finkelstein's institute uses machine learning tools to identify, track and expose hate speech online, drawing from mainstream as well as extremist communities.
Mass shootings have become all too common in America, with attacks weekly, if not daily, now. In the wake of Gilroy, Dayton and El Paso, it’s worth noting that the frequency of these attacks was predicted a year ago by a man who studies hate speech on social media.
Joel Finkelstein, director of Network Contagion Research Institute, says the attacks may seem random, but they're not. "They’re not coming out of nowhere," he said. Finkelstein said these platforms need to be held legally accountable, perhaps by the families of those killed in mass shootings, who could sue platforms over their willingness to host conversations inciting readers to violence.
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