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A Q&A with evelyn douek

Nani Jansen Reventlow warns of the limitations of facial recognition technology

Allissa Richardson joins Slate’s Amicus podcast

BKC community members weigh in on political misinformation

Allissa Richardson discusses filming police encounters

evelyn douek says that if Facebook can discourage hate speech and incitements to violence on a special occasion, it can do so all the time.

Allissa Richardson argues against sharing videos of violent police encounters in an op-ed for Vox.

Lance Eaton and colleague Danielle Leek publish an essay on digital service-learning

Samer Hassan provides an overview of P2P Models’ involvement in a recent EU report

Danielle Allen joins Amanpour and Company to discuss American Justice.

Dr. Allissa Richardson spoke with WUSA9 about having Black deaths aired on TV

Jonathan Zittrain discusses the future of NFTs with KQED.

Samer Hassan and Primavera De Filippi attempt to clarify "What is a Decentralized Autonomous Organization"

Bruce Schneier says that AIs will grant our wishes, and then hack them, exploiting our social, political, and economic systems

Tom Zick considers the near-term societal risks of reinforcement learning

Aarathi Krishnan reflects on her fellowships at BKC and the Carr Center

Paper from Bruce Schneier explores the implications of AI hackers

Preserving records of what user content is taken down—and why—could make platforms more accountable and transparent

Tunde Okunoye shares an overview of developments in digital rights in Africa for the BKC Medium Collection.

Tunde Okunoye discusses the roles of Nigerian youth and technology in a post for the Council on Foreign Relations.