SCOTUS Rules in Favor of Platforms 鈥 What鈥檚 Next for Platform Accountability?
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The Future of AI Tutoring in Higher Ed
AI-based tutoring systems could soon help students who are unable to access more traditional tutoring鈥攂ut privacy and bias concerns remain.
Our Takeaways: State of the Union 2023
Our takeaways on the key issues from the President鈥檚 address, and some thoughts on what was left unsaid.
Section 230 Faces a Reckoning
David Morar on how Gonzalez v. Google and Twitter, Inc. v. Taamneh decisions could impact user experience online.
Change Is Coming to Internet Platforms. The Supreme Court May Lead the Charge.
David Morar on the Supreme Court’s first foray into the world of Section 230.
AI Discrimination in Hiring, and What We Can Do 麻豆果冻传媒 It
AI-facilitated discriminatory hiring hurts people of color, women, people with disabilities, and society as a whole. How can we do better?
In the Absence of Federal Regulation, State and Local Movements are Pushing for Algorithmic Accountability
These local bills and efforts are valuable mechanisms for safeguarding consumers and citizens in the short term.
OTI, RDR, and Coalition Release Updated Santa Clara Principles on Transparency and Accountability in Content Moderation
The revised Santa Clara Principles outline the standards platforms must meet for transparency and accountability in content moderation.