Sex, Lies, and Videotape: Deep Fakes and Free Speech
The following is a summary of an essay by Mary Anne Franks and Ari Waldman,
Protego Weekly Update: Zuckerberg Testimony Edition
This week, the biggest tech story was arguably Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s appearance before the
Notice, Comment, and Astroturf: Through the Looking Glass with the FCC
The fight over net neutrality is one of the best examples to date of a
Of Cookies and Consent
Within the past few weeks, a challenge to the current online advertising ecosystem occurred when
Protego Weekly Update: Democratic Debate Edition
The fourth Democratic primary debate featured 12 candidates for the 2020 presidential nomination in Westerville,
How Facebook Agreed to Suspend Netanyahu’s Chatbot
(And why it matters) My name is Anat Ben-David. I am a senior lecturer at the Open
CCPA, Cross-Device Tracking, and Probabilistic Identifiers
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)—the nation’s most expansive data privacy law—will go into effect
Fake news: emotions and experiences, not more data, could be the antidote
At a time when public debate around the world is suffering from a collision between
Protego Press Weekly Roundup- October 9th, 2019
As we move onward into October, the tech policy world continues to also move onward.
Facial analysis AI is being used in job interviews – it will probably reinforce inequality
Artificial intelligence and facial analysis software is becoming commonplace in job interviews. The technology, developed