In a new paper, RSM Visiting Scholar Yong Jin Park and co-author S. Mo Jones-Jang explore the response of human users to AI failures, and how those failures impact the…
Faculty Associate Susan Benesch writes about incendiary speech in political American discourse, and the rampant rise of it.
"We have found that dangerous speech is uncannily…
RSM Assembly Fellow Joe Bak-Coleman writes about the challenges of managing human behavior, especially as applied to Twitter.
“On a social network, interactions between…
BKC Fellow Petra Molnar discusses surveillance and the use of tiny islands as spaces for large tech companies.
Petra Molnar, a lawyer specialising in technology and human…
APPLICATIONS DUE DECEMBER 9, 2022 and JANUARY 9, 2023
The Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University and the Institute for Rebooting Social Media are now accepting fellowship and visiting scholar applications…
"Under that reasoning, said Alejandra Caraballo of the Harvard Law School Cyberlaw Clinic, the key question for Twitter is whether tweets from fake corporate accounts would have…
BKC Fellow Florian Martin-Bariteau assembled a report to the Council of Europe on blockchain opportunities.
"The impact of the blockchains for Human Rights, Democracy…
Rebecca Tushnet breaks down Vogue's seven-figure lawsuit for copyright infringement against Drake and 21 Savage.
"Part of what makes this case so interesting is that it…
On behalf of BKC and its projects and associates, the Cyberlaw Clinic submitted a comment regarding the FTC's ANPR related to commercial surveillance and data privacy.
"The weaponization of corporate internet infrastructure by the U.S. government marks a new era of internet governance and is one of the key drivers of what is often discussed as…
