Experts Predict Trust and Safety Technology Market to Reach $1 Billion by 2024 as Ex Facebook Engineers Drive Industry

The Israel-Hamas war has led to a surge in online disinformation and increased demand for trust and safety technology. New startups founded by former Meta and Google engineers are focused on selling content moderation technology to a wider swath of online platforms. They've seen an increasing number of recruits since the top tech companies slashed their trust and safety teams earlier this year. Companies like Cove, Cinder, Sero AI and others are developing tools to help platforms manage user content, policy and review processes. Experts estimate the trust and safety technology market could be worth $750 million to $1 billion by the end of 2024.