Breaking Down the World’s First Proposal for Regulating Artificial Intelligence
The EU's draft AI regulation makes notable strides to regulating AI systems, but it needs further work.
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Combating Urbicide Using Public Interest Tech
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How a polytechnic university's "Learn by Doing" philosophy meshes with public interest technology.
PIT in Practice: A Q&A With Daisy Magnus-Aryitey, Co-Founder of Code the Dream
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Civil Rights Concerns Regarding Law Enforcement Use of Face Recognition Technology
Civil society coalition statement highlighting six major civil rights concerns regarding law enforcement use of face recognition technology.
Civil Society Coalition Releases Statement of Concerns Regarding Law Enforcement Use of Face Recognition Technology
Civil society coalition statement highlighting six major civil rights concerns regarding law enforcement use of face recognition technology.
Van Buren Decision Provides (Some) Much-Needed Clarity Around Hacking Law
While we hoped for more clarity for security researchers, the Court was right to interpret "authorized access" narrowly.
6/2 FCC Comments on Technical Rules for Opening the 5.9 GHz Band for Unlicensed Use
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OTI Statement on Flawed US Telecom Report
OTI's statement on US Telecom's misleading and inaccurate report on the cost of internet service.
Solving the Broadband Crisis in Native Nations
Innovative new ideas can help overcome Native Nations' unique connectivity challenges.