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Petra Molnar highlights how surveillance technology firms profit from harsh anti-immigration policies in the US, Canada, and the EU.

Bruce Schneier and Nathan Sanders offer a potentially optimistic outlook on AI and politics.

BKC affiliates and alumni are among the co-authors of a paper that envisions the future of the data economy.

BKC-Nieman Fellow Ben Reininga and Nieman Fellow Jesselyn Cook share their insights on how platforms navigate the spread of conspiracy theories, and the impact they have on…

ASML's Jonathan Bellack weighs in on the uptick in Twitter/X users migrating to Bluesky.

Phineas Rueckert, a lead Project Coordinator at Forbidden Stories, discusses his organization's collaborations with Lumen.

Ben Brooks cautions that the risks of AI systems depend on more than models themselves.

Jasmine McNealy moderates a conversation exploring how technology can be a tool - though not a wholesale solution - in combatting the climate crisis.

Jonathan Bellack comments on momentum shifts as users flee Elon Musk's X.

SEO wizards are quietly reshaping AI's digital playground, warns Sean Harvey.

Ben Brooks weighs in on Meta's decision to allow the U.S. government to use its Llama LLM for national security purposes.

Faculty Associate Aileen Nielsen and coauthors explore human-machine cooperation in legal practice, running an experiment "on the causal impact of machine assistance on the…

Aaron Shaw, Benjamin Mako Hill, and coauthors propose a new agent behavior simulator that addresses the biases and errors of previous models.

Bellack comments on the growing "X diaspora" as users flee to other platforms.

Leah Plunkett analyzes a proposed statute banning the app in the United States.

Ben Brooks warns that the AI search industry threatens to disrupt the digital economy.

Jay Beck weighs in on Curious GeorgePT, an AI model developed to allow for more targeted responses to prompts.

Ben Green and colleagues note disciplinary divides in the ways that computer scientists and legal experts translate law into code.

Larry Lessig calls for more direct governmental regulation of AI companies.

Marshall Van Alstyne raises concerns about platforms enabling election conspiracies.