ICYMI: Senior Advisor Dr. Hany Farid, CEP Technology Featured on HBO’s VICE News Tonight

HBO’s VICE News Tonight broadcast a segment that detailed the workings of CEP's hashing technology, developed with Dartmouth College Computer Science Professor Dr. Hany Farid, that is capable of removing extremist images, video, and audio content...

How CEP's eGLYPH Technology Works

CEP Senior Advisor and Dartmouth Professor Dr. Hany Farid explains how CEP's eGLYPH technology is used to find and flag the worst of the violent extremist content.

CEP Spokesperson Tara Maller on Al Jazeera Arabic

CEP Spokesperson Tara Maller discusses online radicalization and tech company's announcement to work together to identify extremist content in 2017.

HBO’s VICE News Tonight program detailed the hashing technology that CEP developed with Dartmouth College Computer Science Professor Dr. Hany Farid, which is capable of detecting and removing extremist images, video, and audio content from Internet...

Just one day before President Barack Obama touted efforts to undermine the online reach of jihadist groups four tech giants — Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, and Google’s YouTube — announced that they will collaborate on a database of manually tagged...

CEP Senior Advisor Dr. Hany Farid on VICE News

CEP Senior Advisor Dr. Hany Farid discusses social media companies' announcement to remove extremist content from their platforms on VICE News Tonight.

CEP Senior Advisor Dr. Hany Farid on NPR

CEP Senior Advisor Dr. Hany Farid spoke with Aarti Shahani on NPR's "All Things Considered" regarding tech companies' announcement to remove extremist content online.

Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube, which is owned by Google, have announced they are going to work together to identify extremist content. Hany Farid helped to build that technology. He's a computer scientist at Dartmouth and an advisor to the...

Tech Companies’ Hashing Technology a Step in the Right Direction, Raises Significant Questions

CEP CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace, in a statement, said he was pleased that social media companies, with support from the European Union, are adopting technology that will help remove extremist content from their platforms. He noted that the...

Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter on Monday announced they had joined forces in an attempt to curb explicit terrorist imagery online. The move follows criticism from Brussels that big US social media groups have made insufficient effort to...