The “Five Eyes” Still Can’t See Straight on Encryption
The arguments made in the group's latest joint statement are not new, but they are just as dangerous as their predecessors.
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The arguments made in the group's latest joint statement are not new, but they are just as dangerous as their predecessors.
The Technically Human podcast by Cal Poly's Deb Donig asks what it means to be human in the high-tech era.
The Stanford-MIT Healthy Elections Project is focused on ensuring this year's elections proceed with integrity, safety, and equal access.
CMU's Yulia Tsvetkov on using NLP for social good, and developing ethical artificial intelligence.
OTI welcomes the OSCE’s free speech efforts.
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Applauds recommendation that Congress adopt a dominant platform presumption.
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OTI has dozens of recommendations for platforms and policymakers to improve the response to election disinformation and voter suppression.
OTI is testing its open source methodology for the Digital Standard against a smart baby monitor.