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Towards Resilience: A Conversation with Kate Starbird About the Future of Online Elections Discourse
Towards Resilience: A Conversation with Kate Starbird About the Future of Online Elections Discourse

Kate Starbird is a professor in the Department of Human Centered Design & Engineering and director of the Emerging Capacities of Mass Participation L…

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Evan Greer Asks the Tech Accountability Movement to Draw a Line
Evan Greer Asks the Tech Accountability Movement to Draw a Line

At its November 21st "Summit of the Future of the Internet," billionaire Frank McCourt's Project Liberty hosted a panel discussion featuring Congress…

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Robert Gorwa Tackles the Politics of Platform Regulation
Robert Gorwa Tackles the Politics of Platform Regulation

Robert Gorwa is the author of a new book titled The Politics of Platform Regulation: How Governments Shape Online Content Moderation, published by Ox…

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Documenting the Assault on Disinformation and Hate Speech Research
Documenting the Assault on Disinformation and Hate Speech Research

During his recent campaign, President-elect Donald Trump made various promises consistent with the ongoing effort by Elon Musk and MAGA Republicans t…

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The Race for AI Supremacy
The Race for AI Supremacy

Parmy Olson is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering technology regulation, artificial intelligence, and social media. Her new book, Supremacy: AI, …

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Salvation, Abundance, Apocalypse: Is Technology the World's Most Powerful Religion?
Salvation, Abundance, Apocalypse: Is Technology the World's Most Powerful Religion?

These days, if you see someone with their head bowed, you’re much more likely observing them staring into their phone than in prayer. But from digita…

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What Kafka Can Teach Us About Privacy in the Age of AI
What Kafka Can Teach Us About Privacy in the Age of AI

Today’s guest is Boston University School of Law professor Woodrow Hartzog, who, with the George Washington University Law School's Daniel Solove, is…

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Are Platforms Prepared for the Post-Election Period?
Are Platforms Prepared for the Post-Election Period?

On Tuesday, November 5th, the final ballots will be cast in the 2024 US presidential election. But the process is far from over. How prepared are soc…

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What Role Might Elon Musk Play in the Post-Election Period?
What Role Might Elon Musk Play in the Post-Election Period?

If you’re trying to game out the potential role of technology in the post-election period in the US, there is a significant "X" factor. When he purch…

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Unpacking the Principles of the Digital Services Act with Martin Husovec
Unpacking the Principles of the Digital Services Act with Martin Husovec

Martin Husovec is an associate law professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). He works on questions at the intersection…

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