Learn how artificial intelligence (AI) can help with brand safety and the challenges that generative AI can pose. Discover the advantages of using specialised AI algorithms for monitoring content and analysing contextual factors.

Learn what computer vision and natural language processing are, and how they can be used together to help platforms better moderate content online. Discover why Unitary's AI-powered technology is the ultimate solution for online safety.

Find out how AI and machine learning are changing the online landscape and learn practical tips for dealing with deepfakes and misinformation.

Take your brand safety strategy to the next level with Unitary’s unique Plug and Play solution. Without pre-training or extended deployment, you can gain pinpoint accuracy in areas where traditional object recognition fails. Learn how Unitary is revolutionising the world of content moderation for brand safety specialists.

Read the story behind Unitary's journey from startup to raising $8M in funding. Learn about our co-founders, company culture, and insights from our CEO and investors.

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We’ve all heard about the power and value of algorithms, but what is it exactly that makes multimodal algorithms so special?

Who is better at detecting inappropriate content – computers or humans? To answer this question we compare AI and humans on different levels, including scale, personal risk, cost, bias and context.

Advancements in AI, specifically multimodal algorithms present a new avenue for content moderation teams and brand safety experts. These powerful algorithms process the different modalities of each piece of content, which means they can understand context, accurately and at scale.

According to ChatGPT the future of brand safety and content moderation is not so bleak, however new strategies must be implemented

Working remotely offers employees the freedom to act on their curiosity and choose where they want to be. Location-independence is not only good for people, but also for the business.

With UK Safer Internet Day approaching, take this online safety test to check if you can identify harmful content. How well do you know what’s appropriate for underage audiences? Put your skills to the test and see if you can identify online harm!

The situation with algospeak is complex: a given word can have multiple meanings and can be used in a variety of contexts.

In this interview with Captur's founder and CEO, Charlotte Bax, we explore how both computer vision and online safety challenges can show up in unexpected places. Learn more about the power of computer vision in daily operations!

Learn how to ensure brand safety with this conversation that explores evolving digital advertising and its implications for brand safety. Tim Finn, Head of Partnerships at Unitary, shares 20 years of adtech experience on content moderation & contextual ad targeting.

We interviewed a former TikTok policy manager to understand decision-making in a globally important platform, the role of social media in society, and our musings on what online platforms might look like both without any moderation at all and in a heavily moderated environment.

Learn how trust and safety professionals can create inclusive online spaces using artificial intelligence. Discover the complexities of building a safe, inclusive online environment for all users.

An in-depth report of the Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Society (AIES) conference exploring diversity within this growing community. Learn what happens when you bring philosophers and computer scientists together to discuss AI ethics and more.

This June, the U.S. Chamber AI Commission hosted a field hearing in London (UK), to discuss global competitiveness, inclusion and innovation in relation to AI. To explore these topics, numerous key leaders in public policy, AI and innovation were invited, including Sasha Haco , CEO of Unitary.

The issue of online toxicity is one of the most challenging problems on the internet today. We know it can amplify discord and discrimination, from racism and anti-semitism, to misogyny and homophobia. In some cases, toxic comments online can result in real life violence [1,2].

Online content is increasingly complex. Current solutions fail to address this complexity and do not work at scale. At Unitary we are deeply motivated by our mission to build visual understanding AI, which can be used to make the internet safer.