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Glenn Schweitzer is a nuclear engineer, scientist, and Former Director of the Program on Central Europe and Eurasia at the National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C. Glenn is the author …

Sharon Shenhav has been a practicing lawyer since joining a small firm in Washington D.C. in 1969, specializing in defending prisoners’ civil rights. In 1979, she emigrated to Israel and …

Jim Guszcza – a research affiliate at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (CASBS) at Stanford University – sees a fundamental disconnect at the heart of AI …

AI is not the first technological revolution new media publisher and author Tim O’Reilly has experienced – he even popularized the terms “Web 2.0” and “open source.” But, after decades …

Launched in 2020 with the support of the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth and The Rockefeller Foundation, data.org has a mission to use the power of data to tackle society’s …

During her time in the European Parliament, Dutch politician Marietje Schaake was heavily involved in E.U. efforts to regulate the technology sector in ways that reigned in its worst impulses …

Throughout history, revolutionary new technologies have required new approaches to regulation and oversight. In her upcoming book aimed at technologists interested in responsible computing, Banality of Scale: An Anthropologist’s Fieldguide …

Governments and global bodies around the world are exploring how to regulate and encourage the development of AI. From his position as director of the Institute for Technology & Society …

As an award-winning transdisciplinary artist, Stephanie Dinkins engages with new technologies like AI as they impact our thinking about race, gender, disability, society, and history. If a technology isn’t equitable, …

Should an algorithm make your healthcare decisions? With many decades of experience advocating for policies that center harm reduction and patient welfare, including as director of the International Harm Reduction …