San Diego, Street Smarts and Surveillance
What happened in San Diego with its smart streetlights is easily cast as a story
Democracy and Tech
Civic Engagement & COVID-19 Collide: Challenges & Digital Divide
Approaching a presidential election during COVID-19, the U.S. is at a pivotal moment, facing challenges
Facebook’s Election Plans
Early Thursday morning, September 3rd, Facebook announced sweeping changes in an effort to protect the
Call for Papers — Police, Tech, and Earning the Public Trust
The Technology, Law & Security (TLS) Program, in partnership with the Criminal Justice Practice &
Trust In AI?
Can We Trust AI When We Can’t Even Trust Ourselves? What Is Trust? As I
Sidewalk Toronto Goes Sideways: Five Lessons for Digital Governance
During his push to erect Google/Alphabet’s first smart city on Toronto’s eastern waterfront, Sidewalk Labs
Facebook’s Oversight Board needs greater authority
Facebook announced the inaugural twenty members of its independent Oversight Board earlier this month. But
The Coming Ban on Internet in Voting Systems
If you’ve been following the news on election security, you know there is a lot
Privacy, Free Expression, and Security Threatened by Graham Proposal
There’s a proposal percolating on Capitol Hill that would radically empower the Attorney General to
The Iowa Debacle –The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
After what seemed to be a never-ending buildup of multiple debates, over 20 original candidates