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Bellack comments on the recent "X diaspora."

Ben Brooks warns that the AI search industry threatens to disrupt the digital economy.

Jay Beck weighs in on Curious GeorgePT, an AI model developed to allow for more targeted responses to prompts.

Ben Green and colleagues note disciplinary divides in the ways that computer scientists and legal experts translate law into code.

Larry Lessig calls for more direct governmental regulation of AI companies.

Marshall Van Alstyne raises concerns about platforms enabling election conspiracies.

Tom Zick weighs in on the utility of personhood credentials for combatting AI in higher education.

The military tactics used within Palestine and Lebanon demand a reckoning with the "normalization of techno-terror."

How should privacy law protect consumers from AI?

Judith Donath likens AI 'decision-making' to a coin flip.

Dasha Pruss, Petra Molnar, and Marissa Gerchick critique carceral uses of AI and offer suggestions for mitigating this technology's use.

The future of AI-powered search engines is at stake in an emerging suit against Perplexity AI.

We must rethink Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act to both protect free speech and curtail harassment.

Fellow Francisco Marmolejo-Cossío participated in a recent SEAS Symposium on Indigenous approaches to engineering.

Jeffrey Hall joins Leah Smart to discuss the toxic relationships we have with our phones.

ASML's Darius Kazemi makes a case for the Fediverse Schema Observatory, a means of increasing interoperability among decentralized and federated social media networks.

When does students' A.I. use constitute a violation of existing plagiarism policies?

Ulises Mejías and Nick Couldry propose data colonialism as a paradigm for understanding Big Tech's data practices.

Leah Plunkett raises privacy concerns with student-tracking apps.

Marissa Gerchick and Olga Askelrod detail the ACLU's complaints against Aon, a hiring technology company.