Forget the usual tech-bro pronouncements; the Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) is pushing Meta's Oversight Board to ground AI chatbot governance for teens in fundamental human rights. It's a move that flips the script on how we think about digital safety for minors.
The United Nations is talking AI, but are we listening to everyone? A crucial call from CDT and Cornell stresses that the future of artificial intelligence must speak every language, not just a select few.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s move to inject more AI into its systems, alongside a significant expansion of data collection, has triggered a sharp rebuke from digital privacy watchdogs. CDT and EPIC are raising alarms over the implications for citizen privacy.
Vermont is talking privacy. Eric Null from CDT hopped on a podium to tell them to get serious. The question is: will they?