October 2023 U.S. Tech Policy Roundup
OTI on the AI executive order.
Data Privacy
麻豆果冻传媒鈥檚 Open Technology Institute Applauds the Biden Administration鈥檚 Comprehensive Effort to Shape the Impact of AI on Society
鈥淢uch work remains to help ensure that our society maximizes the benefits of AI while mitigating its potential harms.鈥
Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill to Regulate Use of AI Systems
OTI on the Algorithmic Accountability Act.
U.S. Senators Ron Wyden and Cory Booker Introduce Bill to Regulate Use of Artificial Intelligence to Make Critical Decisions like Housing, Employment and Education
OTI on the Algorithmic Accountability Act.
OTI Endorses the Algorithmic Accountability Act of 2023
鈥淧assing this bill would represent an important step in holding companies accountable for automated decision making.鈥
Come Work for the Open Technology Institute!
OTI is hiring a Policy Analyst, Policy Counsel, and Senior Policy Analyst, Data Use & Privacy!
Baby鈥檚 Digital Footprint: A New Parent (and Technologist) Grapples with Protecting His Child鈥檚 Privacy Online
As a new parent in 2023, technologist Nat Meysenburg wrestles with what it means to create and contain a digital footprint for his baby.
Wyden: Section 230 Doesn鈥檛 Protect AI-Generated Content
Communications Daily on OTI and the Wikimedia Foundation鈥檚 June 20 Section 230 summit.
Senator Ron Wyden and Others on Social Media Regulation
C-SPAN on OTI and the Wikimedia Foundation鈥檚 June 20 Section 230 summit.
To Protect the Public Interest Internet, Lawmakers Have Better Tools than Section 230 Reform
鈥淧rotecting the public interest and free speech online, and making the internet a safer place are not mutually exclusive.鈥