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In this article, the authors propose suggestions to contribute to the development of guidelines which provide the strongest protections for data subjects.

How to think about A.I. through the lens of Jorge Luis Borges’ “The Lottery in Babylon”

This series published by Christian computer scientists J. Nathan Matias, Lydia Manikonda, Scott Hale, and Kenneth Arnold introduces questions for Christians about AI and its role…

As society entrusts our safety and well-being to AI systems like this one, how can we ensure that the outcomes are beneficial?

In the United States, the copyright law mechanism most likely to facilitate machine learning’s uses of protected data is the fair use doctrine. However, current fair use doctrine…

"A boy sits with his dog at the edge of a beautiful and serene lake. Under the blue sky, the far shore is visible, with a short wide beach and green woods behind it. The boy wears…

Jonathan Zittrain discusses the role regulators and oversight groups might play as AI becomes more and more woven into the fabric of society

Malavika Jayaram discusses the language we use to talk about Artificial Intelligence, and the impact of AI in Asia.

Barbara Grosz discusses how we are developing AI to complement, rather than displace, humanity

Kate Darling discusses how interacting with artificially intelligent human agents can have impacts on human behavioral development

danah boyd of Data & Society discusses how society could engage AI to reduce, rather than exacerbate, existing social challenges.

Chinmayi Arun discusses the challenges unchecked AI development could pose to civil liberties in Asia.

Beth Altringer discusses how to design AI systems with ethics in mind.

The Berkman Center is pleased to share some terrific news from our metaLAB (at) Harvard colleagues: Zeega is a winner of the 2011 Knight News Challenge! Zeega is an open-source…