On the AI Act’s Passage and Lessons for US Policymakers
David Morar on the six key lessons that U.S. policymakers can learn from the development of the EU’s AI Act.
Data Privacy
Indirect Swarming and Its Threat to Democracies
Online harassment called “indirect swarming” threatens democracy and people’s safety. Platforms should use a new method to combat the issue.
New Year, New Challenges: Forecasting Data Privacy Trends for 2024
Prem Trivedi on his predictions for trends in the privacy arena for 2024.
Without Access to High-Speed Internet, Americans Will Be Excluded from the AI Revolution
Lilian Coral on why the path to a strong American response to AI starts by ensuring every American can participate in digital life.
An AI Future Worth Building
Lilian Coral on three important lessons from the past to consider in order to properly harness the benefits of AI.
I’m a Tech Reporter. Can I Still Post My Baby’s Picture Responsibly?
Nat Meysenburg on the choices he and his partner have made to protect their children’s privacy in a world of unavoidable surveillance.
What Should U.S. Policymakers Know about the AI Act (So Far)?
David Morar breaks down the timeline and broader context of the AI Act, as well as the implications for policymakers in the United States.
Federal agencies that use AI should have civil rights offices, Democratic senators say
OTI on the Eliminating Bias in Algorithmic Systems Act.
Unpacking the White House’s Executive Order on AI
The comprehensive and ambitious nature of this effort to alter the national and global governance landscape is hardly up for debate.