The Facebook Oversight Board: A significant step for Facebook and a small step for freedom of expression
On 6 May, the Facebook Oversight Board (FOB) announced the names of its first cohort
The Bright Line Platforms Should Draw Around Election Misinformation
On May 26, 2020, Twitter took the unprecedented step of applying a label of “get
Systemic Racism Is a Cybersecurity Threat
Understanding how systemic racism influences cybersecurity is integral to protecting the American people, deterring U.S.
The Case for A New Resume
Traditional resumes value superficial achievements at the expense of meaningful capabilities, and it is no
New report calls on tech giants to end outsourcing of content moderation
A new report from the NYU Center for Business and Human Rights, Who Moderates the
COVID-19 Misinformation and Disinformation Responses: Sorting the Good from the Bad
In their response to the coronavirus pandemic, social media platforms have shown what is possible.
New Mandates Won’t Solve Old Problems
The coronavirus may have granted a temporary reprieve from the techlash driving policy in Congress,
Wear a Mask, Wash Your Hands, Protect Your Data: How Responsible Innovation Builds Trusted Technology
How’s it going? Are you grabbing gloves, wearing a mask, ordering online, and staying six
As governments grapple with how to govern AI, their national strategies should prioritize the inclusion of human rights
Since 2017, over 30 countries have created national strategies for artificial intelligence. The goal of
Modifying the DMCA & Protecting the Internet
Last week, President Trump signed the Executive Order on Preventing Online Censorship, which was a