2025 TECHNOLOGIST SUMMIT
AddressHate Technologist Summit
coming November 2025
Weʼre bringing together top technologists and researchers in New York City for a powerful conversation on the future of AI and the fight against digital hate. This gathering is more than just a discussion—itʼs a call to action. Together, weʼll explore the biggest gaps and opportunities in the field, uncover innovative AI-driven solutions, and forge collaborations that can accelerate real-world impact. As individuals and organizations, we have the chance to unite, align strategies, and build a coordinated front against the rising tide of digital hate that threatens our societies, communities, and future generations. Join us in shaping the next wave of technological solutions for a safer digital world.
AddressHate All Anti-Hate Technologists Conference
Call for Conference Participation
AddressHate is calling for applications from technologists to participate in a 2 -day Anti-Hate Conference to be held in New York City dates. The AddressHate All Anti-Hate Technologists Conference will be limited to 20 technologists. All travel and expenses will be paid to those technologists invited to attend.
About AddressHate
At the urging of Entrepreneur and Philanthropist Joshua Laterman’s children from their awareness of the growth of hate online, in September 2024, Mr. Laterman and his foundation, the Laterman Family Foundation created AddressHate to fight antisemitism and hate on social media. The goal of AddressHate is to maximize technology to identify the sources of hate, root out the technological vehicles for their advancement and spread, and find technological solutions to thwart and end hate.
Purpose of Conference
The purpose of the AddressHate All Anti- Hate Technologists Conference is to explore how we as technologists can combat the spread of digital hate through innovative technology-first approaches to developing tools and policy. As technologists, we will convene to collaborate to treat hate like a code that can be broken.
The Conference will be divided into three major sections, which while not mutually exclusive, will give us a blueprint for the resulting successful work product of our time together. Specifically we will address:
· Where does hate start?
· How is it disseminated?
· How do we use technology to address and combat it?
