Technology

Outside the Beltway: An Experiment on Human Rights & Potential CLOUD Act Agreements

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Jul 15th, 2019

Policing, U.S. Style: With Little Idea of What Really Works

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Jul 10th, 2019

One Key Instrument to Confront China and Climate Change

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Jul 8th, 2019

To Battle Russian Disinformation, Ukraine Mimics … Russia

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Apr 17th, 2019

Trump and the Demise of the Presidential Records Honor System

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Mar 22nd, 2019

India’s Digital Path: Leaning Democratic or Authoritarian?

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Feb 4th, 2019

The Hidden Danger of User-Generated Evidence for International Criminal Justice

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Jan 23rd, 2019

Weapons of Mass Consumerism: Why China Wants Your Personal Information

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Jan 10th, 2019

Give Up the Ghost: A Backdoor by Another Name

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Jan 4th, 2019

Was Your Voting Machine Hacked? Without More User-Friendly Devices, We May Not Know

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Nov 16th, 2018

Election Security is an Immediate National Security Concern

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Oct 31st, 2018

Psy-Ops, Meet Cyber-Ops: U.S. Takes on Russian Trolls

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Oct 29th, 2018

On Big Brother Watch v. U.K.: The Future of Surveillance at Two Europe-Wide Courts

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Oct 15th, 2018

Does Pervasive Secrecy Impede Intelligence Collection?: How Intelligence Agencies Could Use Crowdsourcing to Foil WMD Attacks

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Sep 5th, 2018

Tech Companies Are Still Slow Walking Disclosures of Election Interference and Controlling Hate Speech

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Aug 22nd, 2018

A U.S. GDPR? Not Even Close  

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Aug 20th, 2018

Lawmakers in UK and US Propose Sweeping Changes to Tech Policies to Combat Misinformation

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Aug 3rd, 2018

Google’s Dragonfly: A Bellwether for Human Rights in the Digital Age

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Aug 2nd, 2018

Low-Hanging Fruit: Responding to the Digital Evidence Challenge in Law Enforcement

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Jul 25th, 2018

Launch Event – Low-Hanging Fruit: Evidence Based Solutions to the Digital Evidence Challenge

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Jul 24th, 2018

Tech Pressure on Privacy: National Security Requires a Fuller View of Corporate Social Responsibility

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Jul 19th, 2018

Cybersecurity and the 2020 Census: Are We Prepared?

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Jul 18th, 2018

AI-4-Good in War

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May 15th, 2018

Google Employees’ Ire Over DoD’s AI Work Shows Need to Bridge Tech and Security

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May 1st, 2018

It’s Not a Filter Bubble. It’s a Filter Shroud

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Mar 26th, 2018

Mr. Zuckerberg, Here’s How You Should Be Regulated

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Mar 23rd, 2018

New Bill That Would Give Foreign Governments a Fast Track to Access Data

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Mar 13th, 2018

The Lethal Autonomous Weapons Governmental Meeting (Part I: Coping with Rapid Technological Change)

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Nov 9th, 2017

Digital Disruption of Human Rights

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Mar 25th, 2016

Surveillance Is Still About Power

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Feb 9th, 2016

IBM’s Terrorist-Hunting Software Raises Troubling Questions

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Feb 3rd, 2016

A Few Keystrokes Could Solve the Crime. Would You Press Enter?

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Jan 12th, 2016

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