Federal Court Rules You Have the Right to Record the Cops—Even in Secret
The Massachusetts police must stop arresting civilians who dare to film them covertly.
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From ‘I’ to ‘We’
How the military forges community values—and what other institutions can learn from it.
Is ‘Revenge Porn’ Protected Free Speech?
A state appeals court ruled that Texas’ “revenge porn” law is unconstitutional. Now, the state’s highest criminal court will decide.
Online, Vulnerable Groups Only Become More Vulnerable
But that can change—if we expand our traditional understanding of digital security to include threats to safety and human dignity.
The Demographic Mismatch Between Students and Teachers Continues to Grow, Despite Rise in Teacher Diversity
The most pronouced gap exists between Latinx students and teachers.
The Moral Gray Space of AI Decisions
We need to be aware of the assumptions, biases, and background considerations that invisibly power our technologies.
The Ruinous Return of For-Profit Colleges
A new documentary chronicles how for-profit colleges are preying on and devastating the lives of vulnerable students.
The Future of Workplace Learning, Skills, and Economic Mobility
Introducing a project on the education and training needs of workers in the gig economy
The History of U.S. Housing Segregation Points to the Devastating Consequences of Algorithmic Bias
Algorithms used by the Federal Housing Authority to grant or deny federally insured mortgages relied on significantly biased variables.
