Here they are:
1) Hold platforms accountable for designs that amplify lies.
2) Focus on and shut down prolific disinformation networks.
3) Use content interventions to nudge people toward awareness of falsity and accuracy.
4) Use accuracy nudges to crowdsource falsity labels so that algorithms can be trained to automatically identify lies.
5) Give researchers access to more data, using technologies such as differential privacy and institutional mechanisms, like data safe harbors.
6) Offer platforms incentives, like legal immunity, to share more data with researchers.
7) Create independent panels to oversee research funding by platforms.
8) Require robust legislative remedies to anticompetitive platform practices.
9) Create collaborative global institutions where discussions about governance can take place.FTC or FCC—to vet compliance with guidelines.
10) Establish independent U.S. statutory bodies—not the FTC or FCC—to vet compliance with guidelines.
11) Offer platforms ‘earned immunity’ from civil liability, e.g. under Section 230, if they comply with content moderation regulations.
12) Break up big companies, starting with Facebook.
13) Legislate interoperability as well as social network and data portability.
14) Emulate EU proposals for stricter anti-competitive penalties to deter corporate misbehavior.
15) Create programmability with the major platforms to encourage innovation.
16) Diversify the engineering core to include social scientists, cognitive scientists, and people trained in different types of histories.
17) Create ethics certification programs and degrees for AI designers.
18) Embrace friction to reduce the automatic nature of information diffusion and interactions with AI.
19) Regulate platforms for product safety; hold designers and companies accountable for the products they design and deploy.
20) Develop new business models including subscription and freemium models.
21) Tie consequences of legal violations directly to corporate executives, not just their companies.
22) Strengthen regulations by adding taxes, such as programmatic media taxes, to deter algorithmic amplification.
23) Ensure that users consent to data use; protect data privacy.
24) Distinguish between speech and reach--the right to speech and the right to amplification of that speech.
25) Limit corporate lobbying; enforce stricter campaign finance rules.