Chinmayi Arun

In a paper drafted in 2023-4, Chinmayi Arun argues that the most influential AI companies are shaping AI’s transnational legal order and regulatory discourse to protect their…

Affiliate Chinmayi Arun reviews Ulises Mejias and Faculty Associate Nick Couldry's Data Grab: The New Colonialism of Big Tech and How to Fight Back, digging into the extractive…

Chinmayi Arun lays out AI's emerging legal order and shows how relying solely on domestic regulations is shortsighted.

Chinmayi Arun studies the impact of AI tools on the Majority World, arguing that it constitutes a form of global imperialism.

Affiliate Chinmayi Arun explores the complex, fragmented nature of Facebook’s internal governance and its uneven accountability to states, publics, and its own Oversight Board.

Chinmayi Arun discusses the consequences for democracy if major social media platforms arbitrarily blocked political leaders.

Chinmayi Arun examines the Oversight Board’s decision in the context of the options before it.

Chinmayi Arun joins the Lawfare podcast to discuss India and the future of the Internet.

Chinmayi Arun and evelyn douek discuss Internet governance in The New York Times.

Chinmayi Arun says Oversight Board might be the most interesting development in social media self-regulation in a decade

Chinmayi Arun in conversation about the applications of AI and the ethical debates surrounding its use on the podcast Interpreting India.

If Facebook decides incorrectly that local laws in India require it to silence Kashmiri calls for self-determination, the Board will not be able to review this.

Chinmayi Arun hosts a discussion with Microsoft President during 2019 Verify Conference

Chinmayi Arun on how AI affects, and will continue to affect, the Global South

On the heels of a Brazilian electoral process that was marked by outrageous disinformation campaigns, India may be witnessing the world’s next “WhatsApp election.”

In the last decade, India has seen multiple rounds of communal violence in which rumour and information technology played a role

"The planned changes will undermine freedom of expression and privacy online, weakening Indian democracy itself."

Chinmayi Arun's work on law and technology in India earned her a place on Salil Tripathi's list of 36 brilliant Indian women for The Print

Under fire for stirring up distrust and violence, the social network has vowed to police its users. But leaked documents raise serious questions about its approach.

India is attempting to create a complex new framework for data protection that will require firms to physically host user data, but they might be moving too fast.

Chinmayi Arun discusses the challenges unchecked AI development could pose to civil liberties in Asia.