Affiliate and Library Innovation Lab director Jack Cushman shares the Agent Protocols Tech Tree, a visual, videogame-style tech tree of the evolving protocols supporting AI agents.
A number of BKC community members gathered for a symposium on Faculty Associate Jon Penney's new book, Chilling Effects: Repression, Conformity, and Power in the Digital Age.
Young, successful AI researchers are increasingly choosing to leave academia for industry.
In a new piece for Nature, Nathan Sanders and Bruce Schneier argue that scientific institutions (including technology firms) should stop offering exorbitant salaries to secure the…
How investors are rethinking alpha, risk, and demand in the AI stack
Affiliate Paul Fehlinger observes that investors are moving beyond headline AI hype to assess where true value (alpha) is created, how the risks in the AI stack are managed, and…
BKC community members Justin Curl, Sayash Kapoor, and Arvind Narayanan identify three bottlenecks between AI capability advances and access to legal resources. These bottlenecks…
At a recent panel convened by the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, BKC Affiliate Bruce Schneier spoke on the threats and opportunities presented by governments…
Faculty Associate Niva Elkin-Koren and coauthors argue against the conflation of memorization and copying, so a model's memorizing another doesn't necessarily indicate copyright…
Research by Faculty Associate James Riley suggests that resistance to AI automating jobs arises not from ethical objections about devaluing human labor, but from concerns about…
Bruce Schneier and Nathan Sanders discuss media outlets being inundated with a high volume of AI-generated text, swamping traditional editorial models.
Faculty Associate Virgilio Almeida and coauthors explore governance structures and forms of institutional oversight to maintain human control over agentic AI.
