I’m a Tech Reporter. Can I Still Post My Baby’s Picture Responsibly?
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Although Section 230 comes with its own unintended consequences, preserving the policy is key to maintaining the free and open internet.
OTI Urges FCC to Restore Authority to Hold ISPs Accountable and Update Rules
“Internet access is too important to rely on a ‘scout’s honor’ promise from industry to consistently act in consumers’ best interest.”
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Federal agencies that use AI should have civil rights offices, Democratic senators say
OTI on the Eliminating Bias in Algorithmic Systems Act.
How Techno-Nationalism Is Harming Tech Policymaking
To grapple with the challenges posed by emerging technologies, we need to focus on global governance, not a U.S. and China “tech war.”