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Joan Donovan explains how digital information is weaponized

The public policy case for limited legal interventions in the indemnification of categories of cyber harm

China is more likely to try to get data from the US communications infrastructure, says Bruce Schneier

BKC fellow Mutale Nkonde shares suggestions for making A.I. a force for good

Kathy Pham reflects on the importance of asking societal and ethical questions in product organizations

Threat of Automation Does Not Change Policy Preferences, finds Baobao Zhang

evelyn douek shares her perspective with The New York Times

Deciding which postings to take down is a difficult and unpopular job. So Mark Zuckerberg is outsourcing it, says evelyn douek

Mutale Nkonde discusses potential federal restrictions on the use of facial recognition technology

Valentin Weber tracks the global diffusion of repressive information controls and techniques

You can’t eliminate all the personal data your phone collects and shares about you. But you can limit it.

Data & Society report aims to create a taxonomy of trolling tactics.

As synthetic biology "programming" reaches the complexity of traditional computer programming, the risks of computer systems will transfer to biological systems.

Australia has held itself up as a model for cracking down on violent extremist material online since the Christchurch massacre in New Zealand. But the limits to its approach have…

What happens when the slow telos of parenthood meets the insatiable rhythms of social media?

Why oversharing about children today could end up hurting them for years to come.

Policy experts debate what legal responsibility social media companies should have under the 1996 Communications Decency Act

We need civics education in schools to build effective democratic citizens, says BKC faculty associate Danielle Allen

Data & Society report uses case studies to illustrate four main techniques of source hacking

Bruce Schneier comments on election security for NPR