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BKC Faculty Associate Kate Klonick recaps the oral argument in Murthy v. Missouri.

Read about Nadah Feteih and Anika Collier Novaroli's conversation at the Berkman Klein Center on marginalized voices in the tech industry.

Jonnie Penn argues that the increased incorporation of AI into our lives may harm our basic hygiene.

Nick Couldry investigates the fundamental processes that underly data activism.

BKC Director Mark Wu explains the U.S.'s ability to crackdown on TikTok.

BKC Affiliates Nathan Sanders and Bruce Schneier argue that the unregulated evolution of social media over the past few decades provides lessons for the AI revolution.

BKC Faculty Associate Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor argue that current safety efforts are limited because AI safety is not a model property.

BKC Director Rebecca Tushnet comments on familiar characters entering the public domain, losing copyright protection.

Nathaniel Lubin writes about internet "junkification."

Susan Benesch writes about how online debate should not be outsourced to AI

Sameer Hinduja, Nighat Dad, and coauthors detail the troubling proliferation of deepfakes and the various legal, technological, and even user-education-focused interventions…

Florian Martin-Bariteau evaluates the Online Harms Act, a complex proposal to protect Canadians online.

Library Innovation Lab's event Transform: Justice intends to begin the process of charting the future for access to law. 

Jeffrey Hall discusses research around making friendships in the workplace.

Jeffrey Hall discusses making friends online.

Can AI errors help users?

Nathan Sanders, Bruce Schneier, and Norman Eisen advocate for a public AI to counterbalance private AI and promote tech that benefits all people, not just corporate interests.

BKC Affiliate Jenny Korn discusses the focus on the intersectional identities of Asians in media from last year.

BKC Graduate Student Fellow Dylan Moses joins Jeff Horwitz and Latanya Sweeney to discuss Horwitz's book, Broken Code: Inside Facebook and the Fight to Expose Its Harmful Secrets.

BKC Faculty Associate Greg Gondwe's new study investigates the integration of Ubuntu philosophy into AI-driven journalism practices in Subs-Saharan Africa.