Misinformation research is under attack. So what’s the plan for 2024?
Between Big Tech’s staff cuts and ongoing political assaults, misinformation researchers and tech accountability groups have no choice but to change course.
IDDP in the News
Profit, not progress, animates the tech world
The OpenAI implosion exposes the reality behind the industry's flowery rhetoric
Unveiling the Hottest Political Advertising Trends on Facebook in 2020
Unveiling the Hottest Political Advertising Trends on Facebook in 2020.
Why AI and data might not belong in trade deals
The US is backing the right to regulate over the free flow of information.
Platform Researcher Access Tools & The Brussels Effect
X (formerly Twitter) sued the Center for Countering Digital Hate for “improperly” accessing data. Meta is planning to shut down Crowdtangle. TikTok’s Researcher API is lackluster. For those paying...
Public Health Is Having a Crisis, Especially When It Comes to Vaccines
Many Americans have lost confidence in the importance of public health recommendations like vaccines. Here’s why—and why they still matter.
What You Need to Know About Biden’s Sweeping AI Order
The executive order covers AI safety, algorithmic bias, and privacy.
Biden EO aims to build foundation for AI legislation
The Biden administration is tasking federal agencies with making standards for AI systems development that could shape what legislation looks like at the state and federal level.
Advice from experts when it comes to sorting fact from fiction in the Israel-Hamas War
When it comes to the Israel-Hamas War, there is a flood of images and reports with people pointing blame at the other side.