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Affiliate Bruce Schneier and Ada Palmer point out that LLM training misses the bulk of verbal communication.

Faculty Associate Mark Esposito and Bruno S. Sergi chronicle the shifting legislative landscape about technology.

The public is right to be concerned about data centers, Ben Green argues.

Co-Director Rebecca Tushnet discusses deepfake pornography in light of German lawmakers' debate.

Camille François, J. Nathan Matias, and coauthors suggest that model cards could help AI companies catch up to industry transparency policies on child safety.

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Faculty Associate Sandra Cortesi and Co-Director Urs Gasser identify four design approaches that align children's online safety with their rights and agency. In a new paper in…

Affiliate Bruce Schneier offers an optimistic viewpoint on AI-powered cybersecurity.

Kate Klonick reflects on Secretary of State Marco Rubio's decision to issue a cable endorsing X as a tool of US diplomacy.

Co-Director Rebecca Tushnet argues that copyright law is ill-suited for settling disputes about generative AI and fair use.

Following the Trump Administration's order limiting states' ability to regulate AI, Sanders and Schneier argue that it's time for leaders to take firmer stances on the technology…

Maria Xynou's report uses OONI data to document the blocking of Telegram - one of the most widely used messaging platforms in the country - in Russia.

Faculty Associate Ethan Zuckerman and Ryan McGrady argue that platforms like YouTube functional as accidental cultural archives.

BKC Co-Director Rebecca Tushnet weighs in on the Court's decision to throw out a copyright-infringement decision against Cox.

Fellow Jeffrey Snover reflects on the STAMP Safety Design Workshop at MIT.

Affiliate and former BKC Fellow Dylan Moses asks how far the "potential" to invoke violence or harm can take us in regulating online prank content.

Alan Raul remarks that the Trump-Anthropic dispute underscores the need for a national policy to govern transformative AI.

Faculty Associate Leah Plunkett argues that the spread of "brain rot" is being accelerated by AI.

Faculty Associate Yong Jin Park illuminates the ethical challenges wrought by VR-based social media, including users' autonomy over their digital representations. In a paper…

Woodrow Hartzog and Jessica Silbey argue that even intentionally-used AI erodes the foundations of democratic institutions.