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Virgilio Almeida and coauthors explore the (false) tension between regulation and innovation, arguing that democratic regulation can ensure that citizens have a role in shaping…

Faculty Associate Arvind Narayanan joined the New York Times podcast Hard Fork to unpack his paper coauthored with Sayash Kapoor, "AI as Normal Technology," which challenges…

In a paper drafted in 2023-4, Chinmayi Arun argues that the most influential AI companies are shaping AI’s transnational legal order and regulatory discourse to protect their…

Magda Romanska argues that we're nearing a frightening form of technological totalitarianism.

Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor challenge notions of AI as an existential threat.

In a new paper, Maroussia Lévesque asks who controls AI regulation - and whether they're who we want in the driver's seat.

I am grateful to have been part of the first cohort of fellows at the Applied Social Media Lab at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society. Over the past six months…

In a Harvard Law Review note, Affiliate Dylan Moses explores how generative AI challenges legal frameworks long relied on to manage platform liability, arguing that we can’t…

Faculty Associate Zahra Takhshid explores how large language models will impact authority in Shia Islam.

Ram Shankar Siva Kumar reflects on his time on Microsoft's AI Red Team, a group of technical experts who emulate real-world cyberattacks to allow companies to strengthen their…

Magdalena Greco examines how the fragmentation of international law affects global health law, particularly in the context of the WHO's Pandemic Agreement negotiations. Greco…

"As AI embeds itself more deeply in our society, we need a conversation about authenticity in culture, technology and politics." Faculty Associate Ethan Zuckerman explores the…

Rumman Chowdhury joins Science Friday to discuss the state of artificial general intelligence.

BKC Director Mark Wu weighs in on the tensions between the US and Europe in the face of Trump's tariffs.

The New York Times features a quiz based on Faculty Associate Jeffrey Hall's recent book.

In a new report for Mozilla, Beatriz Botera Arcila explores how liability law can help make sense of the complex nature of responsibility with respect to AI.

Should the NSA be concerned about security flaws in Signal?

Ethan Zuckerman uses the recent "Signalgate" scandal to reflect on how modern political discourse creates divergent realities. He proposes the "post-post-truth" era - wherein we…

Jack Cushman gives readers a primer on Signal's privacy capabilities in light of the Atlantic's editor in chief being added to a group chat used by American leaders to plan…

BKC Affiliate Nana Mgbechikwere Nwachukwu argues that the AI-creator relationship as it exists is exploitative -- but it need not be.