Twenty-five years after the war on terror began, the United States still hasn’t grappled with its legacy of torture—or the law that enabled it.

'People are beginning to actually listen' to the technology’s dangers as more AI leaders and researchers openly sound alarms.

China's “free” AI models are rerunning Huawei’s telecom playbook: Give the weights away, sell the stack around it, own the dependency.

Post-9/11 data-sharing systems built for security quietly became the infrastructure for today’s automated immigration enforcement.

Post-9/11 data-sharing systems built for security quietly became the infrastructure for today’s automated immigration enforcement.

Post-9/11 data-sharing systems built for security quietly became the infrastructure for today’s automated immigration enforcement.

China's “free” AI models are rerunning Huawei’s telecom playbook: Give the weights away, sell the stack around it, own the dependency.

In 2024, Pennsylvania became the first state in the nation to enter into an agreement with OpenAI. State officials stress that the AI tools improve efficiency without cutting jobs.

AI has become easily accessible, easy to use, and for many people, it’s a useful tool. This means that AI is being used by individuals and institutions to help solve a variety of challenges, from ever...

Chinese labs like Moonshot are forcing OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic to rethink what they lock away.

Scholars examine how regulators should respond to risks posed by AI companions.

For victims of abuse, safety means hiding. Not just hiding themselves, but also hiding their contact details, their address, their workplace, their roommates, a

A conversation with Fordham Law School's Chinmayi Sharma and Sam Adler, authors of a new law review article, "Immigration Enforcement Intermediaries."

Headline-generating AI hallucinations in the legal industry have some questioning whether carriers who insure lawyers may be looking to change future liability policies.

A discussion of the U.S. federal government’s increasingly privatized and automated system of immigration enforcement.

A conversation with Fordham Law School's Chinmayi Sharma and Sam Adler, authors of a new law review article, "Immigration Enforcement Intermediaries."

Sooner or later, in this administration or a future one, AI will come for the federal workforce.

Fingerprints, facial recognition scans, genetic data, social media content, benefits documentation and more fuel the federal government's new immigration enforc

Organizers canceled the event just days before thousands were set to descend on Lusaka to discuss issues at the intersection of technology and human rights.

The buzz around AI model Mythos and its power to outsmart cybersecurity defenses is alarming companies and vendors already struggling to fend off existing threats.

The Pentagon has been spending tens of billions of dollars to adopt new technologies at breakneck speed. Without oversight and safeguards, military applications of artificial intelligence could jeopar...

<p><span>Fingerprints, facial recognition scans, genetic data, social media content, benefits documentation and more fuel the federal government's new immigrati

Even if you don't know data brokers, they almost certainly know you. With no nationwide U.S. privacy laws, experts warn there are often minimal safeguards against motivated people exploiting them for ...

The ACLU and partners sued over alleged racial profiling and unlawful arrests in Minnesota. Read sworn declarations and case details.