The Cyber Imperative for Policy Professionals
By Daniel Lao-Talens The cyberization of our lives is well underway, but the pace of innovation in the technology sector has surpassed governments’ and policy […]
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Regulating Algorithmic Bias
By Manu Gummi The world today is increasingly turning toward autonomous technologies, which are becoming more efficient and effective than human activity. Algorithms, which play […]
Feeling Browsy? Don’t Sleep on California’s Broadband Privacy Bill
By Jael Makagon Today, and for the foreseeable future, Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in California – the Comcasts, AT&Ts, and Verizons of the world – […]
Will You Take a Driverless Car in 2019?
By Chenchen Zhang It is September 2019. The day is unusually hot for California. You have exhausted yourself working and now you are about to […]
Artificial Intelligence: The Way Forward for Policy and Regulation
By Manasa Gummi Artificial intelligence (AI) has so far occurred in a regulatory vacuum. With the exception of a few legislative measures regarding autonomous vehicles, very […]
No Easy Answers in Net Neutrality Debate
By Tarunima Parbhakar 1/29/2016 The Internet has long been hailed for bringing about limitless possibilities for the society. We can think of classrooms without teachers, […]
Is Social Media Bringing Authenticity Into Politics?
Matthias is a graduate student at the Goldman School of Public Policy What is social media’s impact on modern politics? Could it be that Twitter […]