The “Five Eyes” Still Can’t See Straight on Encryption
The arguments made in the group's latest joint statement are not new, but they are just as dangerous as their predecessors.
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The arguments made in the group's latest joint statement are not new, but they are just as dangerous as their predecessors.
Expansionism is central to U.S. identity, just because it has become “quieter” does not mean it has stopped.
The Better Life Lab and NextGen NatSec sat down with Dr. Perera as part of the #OurVoicesInNatSec series.
The Technically Human podcast by Cal Poly's Deb Donig asks what it means to be human in the high-tech era.
The Stanford-MIT Healthy Elections Project is focused on ensuring this year's elections proceed with integrity, safety, and equal access.
CMU's Yulia Tsvetkov on using NLP for social good, and developing ethical artificial intelligence.
The six “S’s” of diagnostic testing.
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LSX Fellow Catherine de Lange interviews Cathy Creswell about the different ways in which children are dealing with the stress of lockdown.
New America 2018 Fellow Katie Engelhart spoke about her book, The Inevitable.
Survey highlights how widespread the disruption caused by the pandemic has been for California’s young children, particularly DLLs
LSX Fellow Tammy Kwan describes the importance of collaborative edtech networks like the Early Learning Innovation Network.