Every day, we are told that we live in the future—but hype is eating the future and leaving us the bones," writes Sun-ha Hong.

Reporters at McClatchy newspapers across the US are concerned that the company's pivot to AI spells trouble for local journalism, reports Chris Mills Rodrigo.

It is time for policymakers to oversee a process to develop scientifically based AI research protocols, write Mark MacCarthy and David Beier.

Europe’s top disinformation conference faces government withdrawals and pressure over its debate on foreign interference, free speech and the US.

The Trump administration was bothered by panels that referred to the U.S. as a disinformation threat.

Europe’s top disinformation conference faces government withdrawals and pressure over its debate on foreign interference, free speech and the US.

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll showed that wide swaths of the electorate see AI as ‌a major threat to American jobs, underscoring growing skepticism of the technology from voters across the political spectr...

A new mode includes a study tool, but it still does a user’s homework. And a children’s safety nonprofit says the chatbot flunked its tests.

The ruling ensures international travel to the US will continue to come with significant costs to privacy, writes Tech Policy Press fellow Jake Laperruque.

EU's push for a safer internet for children must not come at the expense of the democratic scrutiny needed to get digital regulation right, writes Asha Allen.

Daniel Blumstein recently sat in a Colorado meadow waiting for yellow-bellied marmots to appear, as the ecologist and evolutionary biologist had done many times before, the New York Times reported. Bu...

DHS agents not only tracked and intimidated people observing ICE activity in Maine, but stored information about them in a Palantir-built database, newly unsealed court filings say.

Cyber security incidents involving company’s AI tools leave ChatGPT maker vulnerable to wave of lawsuits

ALT: Large Marge's Scary Face in Pee-wee's Big Adventure

Election Day is a month away. Play along with your friends, students, and communities!

Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro, an ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, and Brazil’s veteran President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will face off on Oct. 25 in a runoff for the top job of Latin America’s powerhouse economy.

U.S. spy agencies see Russia and others plotting to sow distrust and misinformation in the upcoming elections.

Donald Trump has been pushing the term "super intelligence" instead of "artificial intelligence."

At least one LGBTQ establishment in Texas says the social media giant has incorrectly disabled its social media account, potentially hurting business.

The OpenAI CEO sought to distinguish his policy stance from rival developer Anthropic.

‘Maybe she was assaulted, maybe not’: from federal agencies to online platforms, people with power and audiences take pains to show they don’t care

Maia Woluchem, Ana Carolina de Assis Nunes and Hannah Sassaman on why Pennsylvania communities are resisting AI data centers.

Daniel Kreiss and Lorcan Neill on what social media platforms should do when the state itself becomes a threat to democracy.

The group will examine the technology’s risks and opportunities—and focus on making sure the U.S. is first in the field.

A roundup of the most important US tech policy developments in the federal government, the courts, and beyond from Freedman Consulting and Tech Policy Press.

Google has updated its guidelines to forbid the use of fake bylines, AI-generated headshots, and other acts of "deception."

As lawmakers introduce new measures to get a handle on AI adoption in the city government, bots and agents are already attacking New York’s contracting and payment systems.

Brazil's approach to platform regulation risks undermining Wikipedia and the knowledge commons, write João Alexandre Peschanski, Amalia Toledo and Elise Silva.

OpenAI tasked its agent with answering a question about public spending. It has left us with a much bigger question about public power, writes Daniel Stone.

They are meant to be secure—but digital IDs and banking apps are enabling economic abuse against women, reports Polina Bachlakova.

OpenAI tasked its agent with answering a question about public spending. It has left us with a much bigger question about public power, writes Daniel Stone.

Concerns about algorithms are real, but they are not the ‘bad guys’ in and of themselves, write Daniel Angus, Jean Burgess and Amanda Third.

Dmitry Kuteynikov and Lyubov Popovets examine Russia’s first comprehensive AI law, its rushed passage, and what it means for AI development.

Growing public solidarity and new regulations across Southeast Asia are putting pressure on Vietnam to address platform work, reports Lam Le.

OpenAI tasked its agent with answering a question about public spending. It has left us with a much bigger question about public power, writes Daniel Stone.

OpenAI tasked its agent with answering a question about public spending. It has left us with a much bigger question about public power, writes Daniel Stone.

OpenAI tasked its agent with answering a question about public spending. It has left us with a much bigger question about public power, writes Daniel Stone.

OpenAI tasked its agent with answering a question about public spending. It has left us with a much bigger question about public power, writes Daniel Stone.

OpenAI tasked its agent with answering a question about public spending. It has left us with a much bigger question about public power, writes Daniel Stone.

A jury found that Meta—then Facebook—misled the public in statements about Cambridge Analytica and its policies on hate speech, violence and misinformation.

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The First Judicial District Court in New Mexico is set to make a ruling Thursday on the penalties Meta will face. This comes after a jury returned its verdict finding dozens of …

OpenAI and Anthropic have opened up huge offices in Manhattan, while smaller companies have been drawn to the city’s talent and its status as an economic powerhouse.

Two recent moderation decisions—while later reversed—have raised concerns about the company's policies and practices, writes Laís Martins.

New technology and artificial intelligence are dramatically reshaping how Americans stay informed. Knight Foundation and NORC at the University of Chicago fielded a new national survey to understand A...