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BKC Affiliate Rumman Chowdhury explains how embedded harms and biases complicate AI system red teaming efforts.

BKC Affiliate Bruce Schneier reflects on his workshop that brought together a wide variety of people to discuss the reimagination of democracy for the twenty-first century.

The Lumen database received a shoutout apropros the "back-dated article technique" whereby individuals, often using false credentials, are able to initiate takedown requests of…

BKC Faculty Associates Desmond Patton and Siva Mathiyazhagan, and Aviv Landau describe the potential use of ChatGPT in social work science.

BKC Affiliates Bruce Schneier and Nathan Sanders propose six milestones that will bring in a new era of AI driven democratic politics.

BKC Affiliate Aviv Ovadya comments on a new report exposing holes in the guardrails of AI chatbots.

Harvard Law School and BKC announce a new initiative on AI and the law which will be directed by Harvard Law Professors Oren Bar-Gill and Cass R. Sunstein.

BKC Affiliates Bruce Schneier and Nathan Sanders write about the potential risks and biases of AI.

BKC Faculty Associate Ethan Zuckerman calls upon people to consider how technology is currently harming some groups and ways to end that harm. 

BKC Affiliate Aviv Ovadya writes about Meta's approach to governance of generative AI.

BKC Affiliate Bruce Schneier writes about the use of AI systems that is harming the most vulnerable society. 

BKC Responsible AI Fellow Rumman Chowdhury shares thoughts about her hopes and fears for AI.

BKC Rebooting Social Media Visiting Scholar Kate Klonick writes about a federal court ruling that restricted the Biden administration’s communications with social media platforms.

BKC Affiliate Nathaniel Lubin writes about how tech regulation could benefit from using the data from companies' private experimentation results.

BKC Affiliate Zahra Stardust writes about the data governance approach of prospective sextech industry professionals.

BKC Affiliate Zahra Stardust writes about the financial discrimination and barriers to digital financial infrastructure faced by sex workers.

Clinical instructor at the Cyberlaw Clinic Alejandra Caraballo comments on the speedy and thorough user adoption of Meta’s Threads.

BKC Faculty Associate Leah Plunkett comments on sharing photos of children and their faces online. 

BKC Faculty Associate Ethan Zuckerman argues that while competition for Twitter is a good thing, Threads, Facebook’s competitor to Twitter, leaves much to be desired.

BKC Responsible AI Fellow Rumman Chowdhury answers questions about technology and the future.