“Too accurate AI could imminently create substantial particularized harms to individuals as well as widely dispersed costs to society,” argues Faculty Associate Aileen Nielsen.
Four Actions to Safeguard Election Integrity and Uphold Democracy
Florian Martin-Bariteau and colleagues are releasing a global policy brief to provide policymakers with actionable globally-oriented policy guidance on the impact of AI on…
Bruce Schneier and coauthor Barath Raghavan argue that all talking AIs and robots should use ring modulators to make themselves distinguishable from human speech.
Nana Nwachukwu's chapter analyzes the impacts of digital surveillance technologies on Nigerians' agency, rights, and the ways that social power dynamics play out.
Misinformation, market volatility and more: Faced with the need to mitigate risks that artificial intelligence presents, countries and regions are charting different paths.
RSM Visiting Scholar Allison Stanger advocates for regulatory guardrails in the AI landscape.
What kind of writing can contribute to social change?
In a journal article about storytelling, Faculty Associate Vasilis Kostakis and his coauthors ask what kinds of writing can contribute to meaningful change.
Meta's recent overhaul of its content moderation approach marks a significant shift in platform governance. To explore these implications, BKC's Institute for Rebooting Social…
Meta’s recent move of doing away with fact-checking and relying on a Community Notes model undermines the very nature of oversight and shows the need to have more accountability and governance structures for these big corporations.
Nishant Shah warns that Meta's doing away with content moderation represents a dangerous lack of oversight.
