Tate Ryan-Mosley

In a new report, Freedom House documents the ways governments are now using the tech to amplify censorship.

The internet has never been less free, and AI is making it worse. But there are ways to make it safer and more open for everyone.

Two types of technologies could change the privacy afforded in encrypted messages, and changes to this space could impact all of us.

Government has a famously broken relationship with technology. There’s no single reason why—and there’s no single, high-tech solution.

In Boston, government technologies are run by in-house product managers who are able to make policy decisions.

A new sweeping lawsuit takes aim at various Meta features that allegedly endanger children and their privacy. It could have a big impact on child online safety.

Experts say its emphasis on content labeling, watermarking, and transparency represents important steps forward.

President Biden’s executive order makes a big bet on new AI-labeling technologies

A new report exposes the privacy and national security concerns created by data brokers. US senators tell MIT Technology Review the industry needs to be regulated.

Researchers were able to purchase all kinds of information about military members, from their net worth to their homeowner status. That’s a national security disaster.

Here’s what you need to know.

There’s still so much we don’t know about social media’s impact. But Meta president of global affairs Nick Clegg tells MIT Technology Review that he hopes new tools the company just released will start to change that.

Legislators are responding quickly after teens used AI to create nonconsensual sexually explicit images of more than 30 girls.

Francesca Mani is advocating for better AI laws after she was targeted with deepfake porn

Three key issues that jeopardized the EU AI Act

Next year brings over 40 national elections worldwide amidst big changes to social media platforms.

The coming year is going to see the first sweeping AI laws enter into force, with global efforts to hold tech companies accountable.

What we should expect in the coming 12 months in AI policy

It could signal more aggressive action from policy makers to curb the corrosive effects that data brokers have on personal privacy.

The biggest story of this year will be elections in the US and all around the globe