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The Dawn of the AI Era: Teens, Parents, and the Adoption of Generative AI at Home and School

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…

Alexa Hasse

Sep 18, 2024

Eraldine Williams-Shakespeare

Dr. Eraldine Williams-Shakespeare is an educator and certified instructional designer and evaluator with over 24 years of experience.

Ben Reis

Ben Reis is Director of the Predictive Medicine Group and a member of the Faculty of Harvard Medical School and the Boston Children's Hospital…

Andrew Selbst

Andrew Selbst is a Professor of Law at UCLA School of Law.

Mark Esposito

Dr. Mark Esposito is a Professor of Economics and Public Policy with appointments at Harvard University as well as Hult Int'l Business School. He is…

Rebecca Kagan

Rebecca Kagan is an AI Fellow at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center, working at the Department of Commerce Office of Policy and Strategic Planning on AI…

Foreign Policy

A Realist Perspective on AI Regulation

Experimentation is the right strategy—as long as regulators can learn from one another.

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

Urs Gasser

Viktor Mayer-Schoenberger

Sep 16, 2024

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Big publishers think libraries are the enemy

The recent Second Circuit decision in Hachette v. Internet Archive is only the latest battle in the war on libraries and the freedom to read.

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