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Bruce Schneier co-writes that the increased prominance of data and algorithms have shifted power and culture from nations to corporations. 

Harry R. Lewis crafts a view of the future of AI and humanity by reflecting on the past six decades of computer advancement.

BKC Faculty Associate Seiji Isotani has been elected president of the International Artificial Intelligence in Education Society (IAIED).

Lindsey Cameron writes about gig workers' agency.

BKC Senior Director of Programs and Strategy Lis Sylvan and former BKC Research Assistant Niharika Vattikonda summarize the Global Network of Internet and Society Research Center…

Jabari Evans writes about AI's role in music and lyric generation.

Diana Freed sits down with Ethan Zuckerman to talk about digital safety for young people and survivors of intimate partner violence.

Dylan Moses and Elodie Vialle react to the DSA's 100 days.

Bruce Schneier writes about data and technology in human society.

Petra Molnar discusses AI surveillance at the border.

"The rise of deep fakes and other AI-generated misinformation presents a direct threat to women’s freedom."

Ethan Zuckerman discusses his decision to sue Meta.

Ethan Zuckerman explains why he is seeking, with the Knight First Amendment Institute, a court ruling protecting the use of middleware apps that give users more agency over what…

Nadah Feteih discusses tech ethics and activism from within the tech industry, particularly from trust and safety team members.

Molly White writes about the state of the crypto industry.

Molly White corrects the narrative that crypto's wild days are over, arguing that the state of crypto is still shaky.

Micaela Mantegna discusseds ethics and aesthetics of AI and copyright on a Game Developers Conference panel.

Nick Couldry and Ulises A. Mejias argue that we are seeing data grabs that deepend global inequalities.

Nadah Feteih, Diletta Milana, and Jenn Louie reflect on RSM and the Integrity Institute's closed-door workshop on trust and safety at tech companies.

Anupam Chander reacts to the new law that could ban TikTok, underlining the need for greater accountability in the US government's tech regulation.