Trump’s Accreditation Guidance Sidesteps Core Higher Ed Safeguards
The Trump administration’s new policies essentially allow colleges being scrutinized by their accreditor to shop around for a new one.
App Store Accountability Act Magnifies Privacy and Security Risks, Says OTI
App-store age verification restricts online spaces for all users regardless of whether or not they are seeking age-restricted content.
Can Voters Game Out Their Ranked Choice Ballot?
Mark Schmitt was quoted in The City on how to approach ranked choice voting in the New York City mayoral elections.
Defunding PBS Will Shrink Learning Opportunities for Young Children
Research demonstrates that PBS content promotes school readiness, yet federal lawmakers seek to rescind funds for public media.
Re-Coding Agency: The Planetary Stakes of AI Sovereignty and Shared Governance
Introducing a new collection of issue briefs, Candace Rondeaux outlines how “AI sovereignty” is the new north star of national tech policy.
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Re-Scripting Gender, Work, Family, and Care
Hollywood can drive progress by showing that managing work & family care is hard—a new initiative is helping bring this struggle to screen.
Regulate or Innovate? Governing AI amid the Race for AI Sovereignty
Global AI governance is becoming a new sovereignty battleground. Swati Srivastava explores the risks and democratic solutions.
The TAKE IT DOWN Act’s Good Intentions Don’t Make Up for Its Bad Policy
OTI’s criticism on the Take It Down Act.
Who Controls AI?: Global Voices on Digital Sovereignty in an Unequal World
New America’s Planetary Politics program uplifts global voices on AI and digital sovereignty in a new series.
Baltimore County, Maryland: Connecting with State Government to Access Eviction Data
Connecting with other Maryland stakeholders through the EDRN opened the door for Baltimore County’s access to eviction data.