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Tiffany Lin was Research Associate and Project Manager for the Assembly at the Berkman Klein Center supporting research and project activities for cybersecurity and ethics in artificial intelligence. Her research interests lie in the intersection of the Internet, corporate responsibility, social structures, and human rights.

Tiffany is a graduate of the University of Waterloo in Canada, from the Knowledge Integration program, where she specialized in collaborative design, and minored in sociology. Her undergraduate Honors thesis focused on how news and media outlets frame controversial Internet technologies, using Tor as a case study. In university, she was the web director and news editor for the Knowledge Integration Student Society, and an organizer and film curator for Cinema Politica.

Outside of Berkman Klein, Tiffany enjoys undertaking various art and design projects.


Projects & Tools

Past

Assembly: Disinformation

The Assembly: Disinformation Program brings together participants from academia, industry, government, and civil society from across disciplines to explore and make progress on…


Publications

Publication
Sep 13, 2017

Cross-Border Data Access Reform

A Primer on the Proposed U.S.-U.K. Agreement

A brief primer on how cross-border data access requests currently work, options for reform, and major challenges to reform ahead.

Publication
Sep 26, 2016

Privacy and Cybersecurity Research Briefing

This research briefing aims to translate findings from ongoing Berkman Klein Center privacy and cybersecurity research and activities into practical considerations and takeaways…


News

News
Feb 22, 2017

HLS and MIT Media Lab launch innovative course on law and regulation in the digital world

For the first time, Harvard Law School and the MIT Media Lab have collaborated to host an innovative January-term course,