Is It Time To Update Section 230 Of The Communications Decency Act?
This piece was originally published on Slate Future Tense. “No other sentence in the U.S. Code,” technology
Protego Weekly Roundup – February 20, 2019
Welcome back! Hopefully you return rested and ready after a President’s Day long weekend. Between
OpenAI Experiment A Wake-Up Call for Policymakers: Cost of Producing Disinformation Set to Plummet As AI Improves
Regulating content is hard- instead start with privacy and data protections OpenAI, a nonprofit research
Driving Genocide: AI, Autonomous Cars, and Human Rights
Concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) creating a new class of weapons that kill without human
Protego Weekly Roundup – February 12, 2019
As we enter the second week of February, technology continues to make headlines. Whether it’s
What to Expect From GAO’s New Science and Technology Office?
Last week the Government Accountability Office (GAO) announced the formation of a new office to aid Congress
Protego Weekly Roundup – February 6, 2019
After being delayed during the 35 day long shutdown, the State of the Union finally
Through the Looking Glass of Disinformation
by Renee DiResta and Bryan Jones “If I had a world of my own, everything would be
Can American Political Candidates Help Stop the Flood of Disinformation with a Pledge?
In the absence of better laws or solutions from tech platforms, it may be worth
Protego Weekly Roundup – January 29, 2019
After 35 days, the Shutdown finally ended, although the Congressional Budget Office on Monday estimated