Perspectives on US Tech Policy After November
Prem Trivedi on how the outcomes of the 2024 U.S. federal elections and other global factors could shape the future of U.S. tech policy.
Data Privacy
Empowering Vulnerable Communities Against Online Scams and Misinformation
A former Open Technology Institute intern shares tips to protect yourself and your loved ones from online scams and misinformation.
Quantum Computing Is Coming. Better Encryption Helps Us Prepare for Its Arrival.
NIST’s new quantum-resistant cryptographic protocols help prepare us to update our encryption tools and start future-proofing private data.
Youth Deserve a Thoughtful, Holistic Approach to Online Safety
Online spaces should be safer for youth. However, quick tech fixes that can cause more harm than good are inappropriate solutions.
What U.S. Policymakers Should Know about California’s and Colorado’s AI Legislation
California’s and Colorado’s approaches to AI governance highlight the complexity of regulating AI at the state level.
How AI-Powered Mental Health Apps Are Handling Personal Information
OTI’s Erika Solis explores the crucial role mental health apps serve and their varied approaches to data privacy and transparency.
Why a Landmark Kids Online Safety Bill That Just Passed the Senate Is Still Deeply Divisive
OTI on age verification mandates.
NTIA’s Report Rightly Recognizes Open Foundation Models’ Importance to America’s Economy and Society, Says OTI
“OTI welcomes the broad approach in the NTIA’s report.”
Harris Likely to Combine Biden AI Policies with Silicon Valley-Informed Approach
Lilian Coral on how Vice President Harris may approach data collection, use, and transparency if elected President.
A Historical Model for AI Regulation and Collaboration
Lilian Coral on why the United States must invest in the promise of AI with as much gusto as it invested in the Human Genome Project.