Tech Policy Press fellow Vandinika Shukla says the current Indian elections offer signs of what's to come as AI-generated media are deployed in political campaigns.

Tim Bernard offers observations on what he calls a "trove of research, analysis, and serious thought about harms to children via social media and other online services and how they might be mitigated."

Yaël Eisenstat, Justin Hendrix, and Daniel Kreiss analyze online platforms' roles in US and global election violence, proposing preventive measures formed by an expert working group.

A coalition of civil society organizations produced a response the recent Senate roadmap on AI policy that prioritizes different issues and ideas.

A conversation with Marwa Fatafta, MENA policy and advocacy director at Access Now.

Amidst the fracas over OpenAI's new product, Michael Khoo rewatched the 2014 movie for what it might say about today's AI controversies.

Ths week, the US House took steps towards national data privacy and kids’ online safety rules with APRA and KOSA markups, but divides on key issues may limit further progress write Gabby Miller and Benjamin Lennett.

Future of Privacy Forum’s Tatiana Rice asks whether there may be a "Denver effect" in state AI legislation following passage of the Colorado AI Act, which Governor Jared Polis signed last week.

Tech Policy Press fellow Amber Sinha updates us on the intersection of tech and democracy in India.

Amidst a new technology "cold war" with China, leaders must take active steps to mitigate the risks of racial bias and stereotyping when pursuing concerns about national security, says Bridget Chan.

On Wednesday, the House Energy and Commerce Communications and Technology Subcommittee held a hearing on a proposal to sunset Section 230. Gabby Miller offers highlights and full transcript of the hearing.

Marwa Sayed pushes back on the proposed expansion of surveillance cameras in New York.

Edesio Fernandes reviews Algorithmic Institutionalism: The Changing Rules of Social and Political Life by Ricardo F. Mendonca, Fernando Filgueiras, and Virgílio Almeida, a new book that explores the idea that algorithms are emerging global institutions in contemporary society

The Arts Integration movement offers an example of how to strategize for the impact of AI in higher education and beyond, writes Antoinette Burton.

Jatani Hussein, Former Facebook moderator in Kenya, recounts trauma from horrific content, lack of support, and unfair firing by Meta.

The new iteration of the Foundation Model Transparency Index finds that while companies have shown signs of improvement, it's clear that more work needs to be done, writes Prithvi Iyer.

AI is poised to maximize and exploit our emotional vulnerabilities and needs, writes Laura MacCleery. Get excited.

Something has gone terribly wrong with the concept of free speech when corporations have a stronger claim to it than individuals, argues Megan Iorio, Senior Counsel at the Electronic Privacy Information Center.

The political relevance and influence of the loose-knit AI Safety community appears to be here to stay, writes Kevin Frazier.

Zuzanna Warso and Kris Shrishak explore the EU AI Act’s shortcomings in mitigating AI’s adverse effects on the environment.

Major social media companies including Meta and YouTube are failing to protect LGBTQ safety, privacy, and expressionwrites Gabby Miller.

Universities face intense pressure over their campus speech policies, especially after recent arrests of protestors. What social media companies have learned about content moderation might offer valuable lessons in balancing free speech with community safety, say Daniel Kreiss and Matt Perault, professors at UNC.