Recognising the complex nature of online safety, the typology builds upon prior research into risk classification enshrined in the EU CO:RE 4 C’s that classifies threats into content, contact, and conduct risks. In particular, such a theoretical framework is based on the understanding that online harms can occur throughout the production, distribution and consumption of content (content) but can also arise due to online interactions with others (contact) and behaviour facilitated by technology (conduct).https://www.crispthinking.com/blog/online-harms-typologyShare this:FacebookXLike this:Like Loading... Post navigation Two Studies: Social Media Algorithms Fuel Online Hate (Tech Transparency Project) AI-powered hate speech detection will moderate voice chat in Call of Duty (Ars Technica)