San Diego, Street Smarts and Surveillance
What happened in San Diego with its smart streetlights is easily cast as a story
Policy and Regulation
Digital Equity in Education is About More Than the Internet
As schools embrace technology in response to COVID-19, they must investigate the potential racial biases
Content Moderation in Social Media in Latin America: A promise to consumers
Around the world, intermediary liability rules are coming under close scrutiny. But what makes the
Advertising After Facebook
Without federal action on political advertising rules, history is bound to repeat itself As the
End the Algorithm
Through modern social media platforms, Americans are exposed to more harmful misinformation than ever before.
Tackling Social Media’s Hate Speech Problem in India
On 11th August 2020, an offensive Facebook post about Prophet Muhammad played a significant role
The Great Trust Crisis of 2020
Just as the Great Financial Crisis made us question whether our market economy is hopelessly
US Cities: Your next hire should be a Technology Ethics Officer
In June, The New York Times reported on Robert Julian-Borchak Williams, a Detroit resident wrongfully arrested by Detroit
Amendments to EARN IT Act Can’t Fix the Bill’s Fundamental Flaws
The EARN IT Act, which has been widely criticized as threatening the privacy, security, and free expression rights
Technology’s Hippocratic Oath
The Hippocratic Oath has served as the bedrock for physicians’ values since at least 400