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On this episode, we discuss algospeak — online language meant to evade algorithmic detection — and how you can keep up. Listen for the compelling perspectives of Dr. Jamie Cohen, assistant professor at Queens College, City University of New York, and Siobhan Hanna, former vice president and managing director of AI Data Solutions at TELUS Digital.
A combination of 'algorithm' and 'speak,' algospeak is the collection of codewords, slang, deliberate typos, emojis and the use of different words that sound or have a meaning that is similar to the intended one.
The use of algospeak raises important questions for brands with online communities.
Show notes
Learn more about our algospeak survey that is referenced in the episode: Survey: 'Algospeak' on the Rise in Attempt to Avoid Automated Content Moderation
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Assistant professor at Queens College, City University of New York

Former vice president and managing director of AI Data Solutions at TELUS Digital
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