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Faculty Associate Samer Hassan and coauthor Silvia Semenzin do a mixed-methods analysis of a digital sex work platform using crypto.

Co-Founder, Director, and Faculty Chair Jonathan Zittrain considers the ethical implications of how we communicate and connect with LLMs.

Are we sharing our kids online in ways that could come back to harm them later?

"The question is not whether AI will harm ‘our’ children someday. The question is whose children are already being harmed. And will we demand accountability?"

Chatrie v. United States might serve as a landmark decision on the Fourth Amendment in the digital age.

Fellow Amelia Miller discusses her work as a relationship coach.

"The focus on using Infowars as a trademark for a publication at a particular domain name is likely fine."

What does Anthropic's Mythos mean for the future of cybersecurity?

Fellow DZ Kalman reflects on a recent AI and religion gathering.

It's not too early to be concerned about the AI 'runaway threat.'

Ifeoma Ajunwa proposes the Artificial Intelligence Act and the eponymous Commission.

Mark Esposito is among the coauthors of WEF's Intelligent Industrial Operations Outlook.

Jonathan Zittrain moderated the fifth annual "Why I Changed My Mind" event.

Jonathan Zittrain compares today’s conflicts to tensions surrounding the early internet.

Petra Molnar details the latest developments in border technologies.

Affiliate Bruce Schneier and Ada Palmer point out that LLM training misses the bulk of verbal communication.

Affiliate Bruce Schneier and David Lie argue against private companies having unilateral control over AI that affects security and safety. Read more in The Globe and Mail. 

Faculty Associate Mark Esposito and Bruno S. Sergi chronicle the shifting legislative landscape about technology.

A new paper presents 6 challenges in designing for inter-community governance.

The public is right to be concerned about data centers, Ben Green argues.