BKC affiliates and alumni are among the co-authors of a paper that envisions the future of the data economy.

Petra Molnar joins Just Security to discuss the impacts of emerging technologies on the US borders.

Vague national-security concerns don’t justify shutting down the popular Chinese-owned app.

Anupam Chandler and G.S. Hans argue that the Supreme Court should hear TikTok's appeal, arguing that attempts to ban the app violate the First Amendment.

Screenshot of ChatGPT responding to the question "Who is Jonathan Zittrain?" with "I'm unable to produce a response." Say my name? BKC Director and co-founder Jonathan Zittrain breaks ChatGPT. "If you ...

James Cowie, Emile Aben, and Alun Davies analyze three recent cuts to Internet cables in the Baltic Sea. "The reassuring data measured during the Baltic Sea cable cuts suggest that this small region ...

Urs Gasser is Professor of Public Policy, Governance, and Innovative Technology at the Technical University of Munich, where he serves as Dean of the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology and ...

With a group of coauthors, RSM Visiting Scholar Marshall Van Alstyne asks when AI is the right tool for the job.

Lumen's database catalogues takedown requests for merchandise related to United Healthcare and Luigi Mangione.

Bruce Schneier and Nathan Sanders join Jennifer Smith to discuss ways to wield AI toward pro-democratic ends.

Mark Esposito examines how governments around the world are beginning to deploy AI. "Each region’s historical, economic, and social context shapes its approach to advancing AI. Some regions shine in ...

Darius Kazemi and Erin Kissane discuss their recent work on the 'fediverse,' continuing to make the case for federated and decentralized social platforms.