This group holds a boot camp to help left-learning orgs meme-ify politics
Can memes be used for political change? We might find out this year.
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Did the Battle Against ‘Misinformation’ Go Too Far?
The pandemic brought a massive effort to limit the spread of bad health information. Did it do more harm than good?
Welcome to Session 2 of the 118th US Congress: AI Policy Edition
A year ago– on Jan 3rd, 2023– the 118th US Congress began.
An AI Future Is Much Shakier Than You Think
The ghosts of past futurism give pause to predictions of digital change.
Europe’s AI Act Draws Attention to Congress’ Timeline for Action
Some lawmakers say US must act fast to set new AI rules. Others say Congress can learn and improve EU approach.
Attacked by conservatives, UW misinformation researcher gears up for 2024
Kate Starbird, director and co-founder of the UW Center for an Informed Public, has become a target of the internet misinformation spreaders she studies.
The 2024 Election Will Be Unlike Any Other. Is the Media Ready?
Journalists are facing “deep fakes,” sagging trust, global unrest and an unprecedented Trump campaign being run “from the courthouse steps.”
Athens Roundtable on AI and Rule of Law Spotlights Ethical, Legislative Issues
Marking a year since the introduction of ChatGPT, the two-day summit featured five members of Congress and dozens of leaders in research, industry, policy and law.
Elon Musk Is Not the Person of This Year—Or Any Other | Opinion
I wonder what Elon Musk's adoring fans will say next year, when X.com/Twitter inevitably declares bankruptcy.
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.