When the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) came into effect, most platforms scrambled to retrofit reporting capabilities. At TikTok, I led the development of the Aggregated Metrics Database (AMD) — a centralized, queryable system designed to power transparency dashboards, internal audits, and regulatory disclosures.
This talk shares the story of AMD: how we defined what to measure, standardized metrics across complex systems, and built the trust infrastructure behind a VLOP-scale platform.
I’ll explore how we translated legal obligations into usable data products, balanced flexibility with accountability, and created systems that support both compliance and long-term credibility.
Rémi Ounadjela leads data strategy and infrastructure for TikTok’s global transparency efforts. His work sits at the intersection of legal, policy, and product, with a focus on building systems that turn regulatory obligations into measurable, auditable outcomes.
He has played a central role in designing TikTok’s infrastructure for major transparency initiatives — including EU Transparency Reports, Digital Services Act (DSA) submissions, NetzDG, AVMS, and California AB 587. His team also supports regulators and external researchers in analyzing TikTok’s societal impact, and powers user-facing transparency features through product-integrated data systems.
Rémi previously held leadership roles at Google and Amazon, and is particularly interested in how Generative AI can deepen insight into platform dynamics and emerging risks.