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Freedom House Charts 'Seismic Shifts' on the Global Internet
Each year, Tech Policy Press makes it a priority to cover the findings of the annual Freedom on the Net report from Freedom House, a nonprofit organi…
5 days, 10 hours ago
Assessing the Impact of the Midterm Elections on US Tech Policy
The United States midterm election season proved that tech policy is no longer a side issue in American elections. AI, data centers and the political…
1 week ago
Europe's AI Ambitions Meet the Data Center Backlash
Europe says it needs more data centers to power its AI ambitions, but their rapid expansion is raising questions about energy, water, labor condition…
1 week ago
When, How and Why to Abandon the Internet
On Oct. 6, the Privacy Center at Georgetown Law hosted Life After Data: The Conference on De-datafication, which asked participants to imagine a futu…
1 week, 5 days ago
The Edge Dialogues with Dr. Alondra Nelson
Tech Policy Press and the Privacy Center at Georgetown Law are hosting a series of events dubbed The Edge Dialogues. The goal is to discuss ideas a a…
2 weeks, 5 days ago
AI Hype Helped Google Dodge an Antitrust Breakup. What Comes Next?
Google is an illegal monopolist. That is the finding of two federal judges in landmark antitrust cases over the company’s dominance of online search …
3 weeks, 3 days ago
Is Europe Ready for Advanced AI? The Growing Debate Over Liability
In this episode, Tech Policy Press deputy editor Ramsha Jahangir examines the latest developments in Europe’s AI policy debate, from the push for saf…
3 weeks, 5 days ago
Natasha Singer Details Tech’s Grip on Public Schools
In the daily surge of news and headlines about technology, it can be hard for any journalist to fully contextualize the individual events they are re…
1 month ago
Steve Feldstein on Bytes, Bullets, Blood and Borders
It’s a cliché to say that technology is changing war. But today, the pace of change is severe, not only because of advances in fields such as artific…
1 month ago
A Data Science Playbook for Social Justice
How can you tell if an algorithm is any good? For University of Michigan assistant professor of information and public policy Ben Green, the answer l…
1 month ago