Artificial intelligence is not simply a distinct technological phenomenon. It is a battleground of competing values, incentives, and worldviews. Questions as fundamental as “What…

BKC Co-Director Rebecca Tushnet weighs in on the Court's decision to throw out a copyright-infringement decision against Cox.

Fellow Jeffrey Snover reflects on the STAMP Safety Design Workshop at MIT.

Affiliate and former BKC Fellow Dylan Moses asks how far the "potential" to invoke violence or harm can take us in regulating online prank content.

Alan Raul remarks that the Trump-Anthropic dispute underscores the need for a national policy to govern transformative AI.

Faculty Associate Leah Plunkett argues that the spread of "brain rot" is being accelerated by AI.

Faculty Associate Yong Jin Park illuminates the ethical challenges wrought by VR-based social media, including users' autonomy over their digital representations. In a paper…

Woodrow Hartzog and Jessica Silbey argue that even intentionally-used AI erodes the foundations of democratic institutions.