How do platforms mitigate risks identified in assessments?
Questions & Answer
Mitigation is the second half of the risk assessment process.
Platforms must take proportionate steps to reduce risks they identify. This can include:
Adjusting algorithms to reduce amplification of harmful content.
Introducing stronger age-assurance or parental controls.
Increasing moderation resources in high-risk areas.
Improving transparency of recommendation systems.
Partnering with trusted flaggers or NGOs for specialist input.
Mitigations must be documented, regularly reviewed, and reflected in transparency reporting. Platforms that fail to show effective risk reduction may face regulatory sanctions.
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