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Reposted by Matt SteinbergLeticia Bode @leticiabode.bsky.social · 12/02/2026This new report from @knightgtown.bsky.social @pfchap.bsky.social @matt-steinberg.bsky.social shows the substantial gap between platform risk assessments and their actual approaches to mitigating risk. (1/13) 132
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 05/11/2025I wrote a new brief with @premmtrivedi.bsky.social, AI Agents and Memory: Privacy and Power in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Era). As AI agents reshape how we interact online, we discuss the new challenges agents pose for privacy, security, and competition. Hope this can be a helpful resource!newamerica.orgAI Agents and Memory: Privacy and Power in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) EraA brief on how to ensure agentic AI systems remain understandable, accountable, and aligned with the people they serve. 031
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 03/11/2025Ultimately, i don’t think AI advertising works. Ads are inherently about differentiating your brand, and AI slop makes everything look the same. 010
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 28/10/2025solidarity tonight with all my fellow dodger fans on the east coast. stay strong 000
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 23/10/2025If you want a lens into what the future of good tech could look like, this is it. I had the chance to help research and write "Making AI Work for the Public", a new report from @newamerica.org’s #ReThinkAI collective. Proud of this one — check it out! www.newamerica.org/technology-a...newamerica.orgMaking AI Work for the Public: An ALT PerspectiveAI is shaping government by optimizing bureaucracy that residents distrust. Instead, we need a framework to deliver value and legitimacy. 000
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 29/09/2025Remember the 2010s “Internet of Things” when our toasters suddenly connected to WiFi and became surveillance tools? We should be ready for the 2020s “AI of Things”. 020
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 25/09/2025Retweeting this so I can more easily find it again in 3 years when we inevitably need to refer back to it. 010
Reposted by Matt SteinbergTech Policy Press @techpolicypress.bsky.social · 22/09/2025“The problem is that our rules assume technology is either a product (regulated for physical safety), a service (regulated for speech), or an app (governed through platforms). Embodied AI is all three, but no single regulatory agency or statute can oversee the full picture,” writes Matt Steinberg.techpolicy.pressAI Is Moving Into Physical Products, And Out of Regulatory Reach | TechPolicy.PressMatt Steinberg discusses how AI wearables and toys blur the line between products and speech—raising urgent regulatory gaps in privacy and child safety. 1117
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 22/09/2025Excited to share my latest in @techpolicypress.bsky.social! Remember when the 2010s Internet of Things felt exciting... until we realized our toasters were surveillance devices? I look at what policies were missing back then, and suggest how we can adapt for the AI of Things. tinyurl.com/35ah9sd7techpolicy.pressAI Is Moving Into Physical Products, And Out of Regulatory Reach | TechPolicy.PressMatt Steinberg discusses how AI wearables and toys blur the line between products and speech—raising urgent regulatory gaps in privacy and child safety. 051
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 25/07/2025How seriously are people taking the bit of good in Trumps Ai Action Plan? The emphasis on open-source and open-weight models is great for many reasons (no ai platform lock-in!) but i am too cynical to even start to consider possible implications of this 020
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 17/07/2025Hard to stress how bad this is. That's 79M medicaid enrollees ethnicities and home addresses. It's not just some abstract privacy issue. It's the kind of thing that can directly deter immigrants from trying to access basic healthcare 010
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 16/04/2025🚨 Excited to share an op-ed I wrote for @fortune.com about OpenAI’s recent attempt to partner with Hollywood -- and what it reveals about the future of AI and creative industries. The good news? AI companies have a chance to see that that the ethical and economic incentives are actually aligned.fortune.comOpenAI can’t afford to ignore Hollywood’s warningOpenAI’s Hollywood misadventure is reminiscent of an earlier dispute between the media industry and Silicon Valley. 051
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 26/11/2024So competition, not monopolies, leads to innovation after all! Thanks Bluesky 🙏 030
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 25/11/2024They’ll keep hiding their attack on research as “defending free speech” and “fighting censorship”. It’s scary, but very effective, and institutions need to figure out a strong counter asap 0118
Matt Steinberg @matt-steinberg.bsky.social · 25/11/2024As November ends and the holidays approach, it’s officially time to panic about your Spotify Wrapped, and start binge-listening to avoid that one embarrassing artist in your top 5 000