OTI’s Agentic AI Work Wins Privacy Papers for Policymakers Award
The paper was presented to the policymakers, academics, and privacy professionals who tuned in to FPF’s webinar showcasing the winning papers on AI.
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A Trump Official’s Thin Legal Case Against Accreditors’ DEI Policies
The Inevitable but Avoidable War
Tech for the People, by the People: Harmonizing Data for the Environmental Movement with Gabe Watson
What Comes After the Epstein Files: A Q&A with Atossa Araxia Abrahamian
The Promises—and Pitfalls—of Content Regulation in the Digital Age
Tech companies use content regulation to keep their platforms safe, but users remain in the dark about most of these practices.
“Smart” TVs Aren’t So Smart About Your Privacy
As everyday consumer appliances and devices are increasingly connected to the internet, concerns about privacy and security are mounting.
Financial Inclusion & Citizen Participation Project: Bridging the data gap for low-income communities
We need a comprehensive understanding of the economic life of low and moderate-income communities.
Working With State and Local Governments To Keep Open Internet Protections Alive
In the ongoing fight for net neutrality, OTI will continue to work with states and localities to reinstate protections wherever possible.
Welcome to 2018!
BTA announces some big news to kick off 2018
OTI Opposes the CLOUD Act
The CLOUD Act is intended to provide easier pathways both for the U.S. government to access electronic data held overseas.
OTI Hires Former PCLOB Executive Director as New Director of Surveillance and Cybersecurity Policy
OTI announced today that it has hired Sharon Bradford Franklin as its Director of Surveillance and Cybersecurity Policy.
1/29 FCC Reply Comments with Public Knowledge Opposing Changes to Citizens Broadband Radio Service Licensing Rules
FCC Filing
One Year In: Our Updated Progress Report on FCC Chairman Ajit Pai
We review Ajit Pai’s first year as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.
