https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/03/how-new-yorks-top-advertisers-are-helping-fight-terrorist-propaganda/473805/

They’re considering setting up a 501(c)(3) non-profit or a foundation, which would allow American companies to donate toward the cause. It’s important the money come from the private sector and individuals, Jeffrey said. “It can’t look like anything political or part of the U.S. government.”

On January 8, White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, the directors of the FBI and the NSA, the director of national intelligence, and other officials traveled to San Jose, California, to meet in secret with tech-company executives.

When the government team returned to New York in December, they had backup. According to the administration official, the team included about a half-dozen new faces from the White House, the Justice Department, and the Intelligence Community. (One meeting participant said he learned a lot from CIA employees present in the meeting, but the agency would not confirm its involvement.)

https://docs.house.gov/meetings/FA/FA18/20170627/106184/HHRG-115-FA18-Wstate-HughesS-20170627.pdf

The most prevalent approaches fall into two camps: content-based regulation and countermessaging. Existing policies range from stand-alone initiatives by one company to collaborative engagement by several. Most social media companies’ efforts fall into content-based regulation and account suspension.11 According to the company’s latest #Transparency Report, Twitter “suspended a total of 636,248 accounts” for the promotion of terrorism between August 1, 2015 and December 31, 2016.12 Twitter’s suspension strategy only goes so far. An IS sympathizer whose account is suspended simply starts over with a new Twitter account

Google’s Jigsaw, a ‘technology incubator,’ strives to counter online extremism by implementing the so-called Redirect Method, which diverts supporters to “curated YouTube videos” that confront IS’s recruitment themes.13 Facebook launched a new measure employing artificial intelligence software with efforts targeting image matching, language understanding, removing terrorist clusters, and cross-platform collaboration.14 While in its infancy, the artificial intelligence component of Facebook’s approach is promising as it allows the approach to more effectively recognize emerging trends