Scott Babwah Brennen
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When Age Assurance Laws Meet Chatbots
New and existing age assurance laws have not been written with AI chatbots in mind. Our expert discuss what legislators can do to adjust existing rules for technologies that do not fit the platform model they were built for.
September 5, 2025
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We Failed The Misinformation Fight. Now What?
At a precarious moment in misinformation research, our experts argue that the paradigm of the “misinformation field” has overstated online misinformation’s role in politics, ignored much of what we know about how communication functions, and directed attention to strategies ill-suited to today’s information environment
August 26, 2025
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A Dangerous Plan to ‘Win’ the AI Race is Circulating
The artificial intelligence (AI) regulation moratorium introduced in the House budget reconciliation plan poses consequences to American citizens' safety. While state AI regulation may not be perfect, they have played a key role in protecting consumers, as the federal government has failed to act in this regulatory arena.
May 14, 2025
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When it Comes to Understanding AI’s Impact on Elections, We’re Still Working in the Dark
Greater transparency around AI-generated political advertising would transform researchers' ability to understand its potential effects on democracy and elections.
March 4, 2025
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Mosaics of Insight: Auditing TikTok Through Independent Data Access
Even if TikTok is sold to a non-Chinese buyer, the threat of foreign influence will remain. That’s why researchers need independent data access.
February 21, 2025
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The State of State Technology Policy: 2024 Report
In the absence of federal regulation, states continue to lead the development of technology policy in the United States, passing 238 bills in 46 states in 2024, a 163 percent increase from last year.
December 12, 2024