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Jonathan Zittrain and evelyn douek weigh in on the power of platforms like Facebook

Leah Plunkett discusses her new book with WNYC

Ifeoma Ajunwa joins WBUR to discuss the use of AI in hiring processes

Meeri Haataja outlines motivations for companies to address AI

Yochai Benkler moderated a discussion on measures the Israeli Supreme Court took to shut down deceptive election posts

BKC affiliate discusses free speech, platform regulation, political advertising, and Facebook’s oversight board.

Jonathon Penney proposes a new comprehensive regulatory framework to hold social media platforms accountable

Joan Donovan describes content moderation in the context of a tech stack

evelyn douek reviews David Kaye’s latest report

The Committee to Protect Journalists used Lumen in an investigation of Indian government censorship of Kashmiri journalism.

Mutale Nkonde discusses the need to regulate deepfakes

Memes come off as a joke, but some people are starting to see them as the serious threat they are.

How the design of sociotechnical systems can be one means of dismantling or transforming systems of oppression

Regulators should “offer a path for stablecoins to exist…under regulatory environments.”

How can teams prevent structural inequalities and their unconscious biases from affecting AI systems?

BKC paper cited in reflection on media coverage of the Clinton email "scandal."

Leah Plunkett talks about her new book, Sharenthood: Why We Should Think Before We Talk About Our Kids Online.

The comment concerns proposed revisions to the so-called “disparate impact” rule

Mutale Nkonde discusses how algorithmic decisionmaking systems reproduce structural racism

Mutale Nkonde contributed to courtroom algorithm game from MIT Tech Review