Tech Transparency ProjectB

The Tech Transparency Project functions as an industry watchdog organization focused on analyzing the operational practices of major technology corporations. The organization frequently publishes research reports regarding the efficacy of safety moderation systems on large social media platforms. Its key public position involves identifying systemic failures in content moderation, specifically regarding the detection of AI-generated and real child sexual abuse material within advertising ecosystems. The organization has consistently advocated for stricter oversight of social media advertising moderation, specifically focusing its public criticism on Meta. It has faced scrutiny from the tech sector for the severity of its findings, particularly in the reports titled Meta missed hundreds of AI child abuse ads, TPP finds hundreds of AI CSAM ads on Meta platforms, Meta ran 300+ ads with alleged AI child abuse, NGO says, and TPP finds real child abuse images in Meta AI ad failures. Through these publications, the organization has positioned itself as a critical monitor of platform safety, repeatedly accusing Meta of failing to prevent the dissemination of prohibited material despite previous warnings and industry commitments.