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New Study Examines Features and Policies for 29 AI ‘Undressing’ Apps

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Why Free Trade Agreements are the Best Bet in the Absence of Multilateral AI Governance Forums

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The 23andMe Collapse Exposes the Cracks in Genomic Data Governance

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Tech Policy Press: The Year in Books 2025

The Age of Age Restrictions Poses Policy Dilemmas for Kids Online Safety

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Gender Politics and the Weaponization of Personal Data

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As Online Hate Turns Violent, Europe Still Lacks a Far-Right Strategy

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How Augmentation-Washing Hides Labor Automation

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Through to Thriving: Insights from the Field

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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump participate in a bill signing ceremony for the Take it Down Act, Monday, May 19, 2025, in the White House Rose Garden, which has since been converted into the 

How Might Trump’s AI Executive Order Impact State Laws Regulating Nonconsensual Deepfakes?

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US President Donald Trump speaks at the White House on Dec. 17. (

How Trump’s AI Executive Order Gets It Wrong on Civil Rights

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European leaders pose at the Summit on European Digital Sovereignty in Berlin on 18 November. 

Europe Tried to Take Control of Its Digital Stack in 2025. Where Does It Stand Now?

Ask The Experts: Teaching Disability Rights and Technology in 2025

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Beware of OpenAI's 'Grantwashing' on AI Harms

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EU’s X Fine Isn’t A Threat To Free Speech. It’s A Defense Of It.

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Guests including Nvidia President and CEO Jensen Huang arrive for a dinner for Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud of Saudi Arabia, on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, at the White House. (Official White House 

Nvidia is Building a Shield of Concentrated Power

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Ashwini Vaishnaw, India's Minister of Electronics and Information Technology, addressing the media in New Delhi on June 19, 2024. (

India’s New Data Protection Regime Could Fuel Metadata Surveillance

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Surveillance Tech Heightens Chilling Effects for Disabled Protestors

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Age Verification Is Locking Trans People Out of the Internet

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Indigenous groups protest the GOP30 summit in Belém, Brazil. (

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