This 6 session, part-time, free program helps individuals and teams refine and strengthen a partially developed policy solution to an environmental problem.

In this inaugural report, GLAAD presents the tangible and unique ways that AI both impacts and shapes perceptions about our community.

It’s not just the economy of Cambridge that has benefited from hosting the innovation center of Kendall Square, but that of the entire state, and the attacks on science and slashing of research funds ...

By Theodora Skeadas, Iain Levine, Stephanie Nakano, and Leah Ferentinos This blog is the first in a series from the Integrity Institute that examines the risks and potential harms that Claude’s con...

By Theodora Skeadas, Iain Levine, Stephanie Nakano, and Leah Ferentinos This blog is the first in a series from the Integrity Institute that examines the risks and potential harms that Claude’s con...

By Theodora Skeadas, Sarah Amos, Leah Ferentinos, Gabe Freeman, Rupi Sureshkumar, Sofia Bonilla, Matt Motyl, Aniket Ajagaonkar, and April Lat Integrity Institute members weigh in on the Oversight Bo...

Does the US government consider defining online harm itself harmful?

By Shannon Raj Singh, Theodora Skeadas, Suzi Ragheb, Rachel Fagen, Sabhanaz Rashid Diya, and Devika Malik Image credit: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds a joint press conference with ...

Nada Salem and Theodora Skeadas discuss the government push for health data tracking and the privacy and surveillance concerns for the public.

A free, part-time, virtual course helping people learn how to write and communicate more effectively to governments.

While most Americans believe that climate change is real and human-caused, online misinformation continues to erode public trust in climate science.

Rhea Siers examines the risks of concentration in cloud services, and approaches to governance and resilience.

Given that cloud computing has become such a central part of our lives, it should be regulated as a public utility, Michelle Nie and others write.

Jen Weedon, Theodora Skeadas, and Sarah Amos explore AI in classrooms, and leanings from red-teaming to build safer, more trustworthy chatbots for students.

Nada Salem and Theodora Skeadas discuss the government push for health data tracking and the privacy and surveillance concerns for the public.

Jen Weedon, Theodora Skeadas, and Sarah Amos explore AI in classrooms, and leanings from red-teaming to build safer, more trustworthy chatbots for students.

In this webinar, panelists will draw upon lessons from around the world about how civil society groups can protect and promote democracy and the rule of law during episodes of democratic backsliding.