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A new online safety tool used by the ATP flags more than 162,000 messages containing "severe" abuse during its first year in operation.

Top men's tennis players were shielded from more than 162,000 social media comments containing "severe" abuse during the first year of the Artificial Intelligence-powered ATP Safe Sport initiative, ...

The ATP Tour said Thursday its Safe Sport initiative has flagged more than 162,000 abusive social media comments directed at players in its first year ...