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The Israeli attack on Hezbollah sheds light on widespread vulnerabilities.

"As developers and stewards of AI technology, we have a critical responsibility. We must advance AI capabilities and simultaneously develop robust safeguards to protect users,…

An OONI-sponsored report investigates internet censorship in Kazakhstan.

Eric Gilbert and coauthors use AI-generated nude images to test whether X's takedown algorithms take non-consensual intimate media seriously.

Concrete recommendations for how the EU's AI Act can be fortified.

What challenges do practitioners face when implementing Algorithmic Impact Assessments?

How could global citizen deliberation shape the future of artificial intelligence?

In a newly-published reporta, Alexa Hasse illustrates the roles that generative AI software plays in teens' and parents' lives, and advocates for maintaining open communication…

Is the way the internet has been regulated over the last three decades a cautionary tale?

Molly White links a recent Second Circuit decision to a larger pattern of publishers' interference with libraries and, more generally, with reading practices.

The Cyberlaw Clinic welcomes the SJC's holding that the BPD violated the law by refusing to turn over evidence of potential online racial profiling.

Sociodemographic data bears on algorithmic literacy.

Have the country's efforts to combat fake news gone too far?

"It’s like saying that a bill addressing wildfire risks should be rejected because it doesn’t address flooding risks."

HKS's Behind the Book series covers Bruce Schneier's latest work.

Juan Ortiz Freuler breaks down the latest information on the case against Pavel Durov.

Nathaniel Lubin, Kalie Mayberry, Dylan Moses, Manon Revel, Luke Thorburn, and Andrew West identify two modes of mapping the space of social media regulation and discuss the trade…

Juan Ortiz Freuler and Apunam Chander weigh in on the arrest of Pavel Durov.

The Cyberlaw Clinic's Alejandra Caraballo was nominated as a British Vogue Force for Change.

Wendy Seltzer and Tom Zick consider the efficacy of implementing "personhood credentials" as means to deter bad actors online while maintaining users' anonymity.