Bruce Schneier and coauthors caution that cyber attackers are now using AI agents to automate some parts of the hacking process, meaning that future attacks may supersede our…
Faculty Associate Elettra Bietti, Friso Bostoen, and Alum Jacquelene Mwangi draw two principal lessons the proliferation of pro-competitive regimes in the African region.
Faculty Associate David Nemer and coauthor André Sobal draw attention to the human labor powering purportedly autonomous AI systems. AI systems are, they argue, "heteromated": …
A year out from the 2026 midterm elections, Nathan Sanders and Bruce Schneier expect that AI use will differ along party lines, with Republicans "poised to exploit the technology"…
Jasmine McNealy and coauthor Yewande O. Addie summarize the results of their recent Oxford-published study in which they found that AI-generated health messaging (and traditional…
Forbes contributor Lance Eliot recaps the first event of the Fall 2025 Speaker Series: "Belief, Uncertainty, and Truth in Language Models" featuring Jacob Andreas and moderated by…
Faculty Associate Trebor Scholz and Stefano Tortorici ask whether AI can be wielded as tools of solidarity and collective power, despite the technology's extant environmental…
Chief AI Scientist Joshua Joseph and coauthor Kevin Frazier discuss some of the policy questions raised by AI agents' 'memories' of the users interacting with them.
Chief AI Scientist Josh Joseph and BKC RA Seán Boddy address the risks that misalignment and loss of control pose to increasingly complex LLM-based agents.
Affiliate Bruce Schneier notes how the average person's personal threat model has shifted from concerns about corporate overreach to ones about government surveillance.
Mark Esposito and coauthor Ava Fitoussy caution that, despite the potential for increased efficiency amid record numbers of job applicants, AI-powered recruitment makes the need…
Affiliate Backtosch Mustafa asks whether agentic AI - AI systems that are nearly or fully autonomous - could solve some patients' difficulties with accessing maternal health care…
Armando Guio Español reflects on Colombia's national AI strategy, its reception, and what a more aggressive and adaptive AI agenda for Latin America might look like.
Faculty Associate Allison Stanger argues that technology firms (particularly AI companies) are demonstrating an accelerated replication of past colonization.
