How the Supreme Court's ruling on a law meant to curb support to foreign terrorist groups has impacted our own domestic political discourse
“Platforms’ content moderation of terrorism-related content currently sits at a troubling equilibrium,” writes Faculty Associate Evelyn Douek. She examines how the Supreme Court's…
Faculty Associate Ben Green critiques DOGE’s AI-driven overhaul of the federal government, warning of misinterpretations, accountability failures, and harmful consequences.
Affiliate Kasia Chmielinski examines the impact of dataset biases on AI in healthcare and the need for greater transparency and accountability in medical AI training data.
Faculty Associates Arvind Narayanan and Elissa Redmiles, along with Affiliates Aviv Ovadya and Nathaniel Lubin, contribute to a roadmap for designing recommender systems that…
In a new study, Faculty Associate Gregory Gondwe explores trends in African audiences' engagement with AI-generated news, illustrating demographic differences.
Affiliate Chinmayi Arun reviews Ulises Mejias and Faculty Associate Nick Couldry's Data Grab: The New Colonialism of Big Tech and How to Fight Back, digging into the extractive…
Law School debate examines potential national security threat, 75-day extension issued by Trump
BKC co-founder Jonathan Zittrain moderated a debate between Anupam Chander and Alan Rozenshtein about the possible threats to national security posed by TikTok.
Most news publishers stop short of producing content for an individual journalist’s accounts. “Because, as the thinking goes, what happens if that person leaves and takes all their audience with them?”
Fellow Ryan Kellett comments on Dave Jorgenson's new weekly news skit show.
Faculty Associate Swati Srivastava shares her thoughts on public versus private power, “how discussions of sovereignty can tell us about corporate power, and what might be new…
