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Leveraging social media platforms to combat coordinated inauthentic behavior online

The Internet's role in forming and radicalizing non-mainstream discourse arenas

Providing aggregate data access to media professionals

Following shooter’s live stream of mosque massacres, New Zealand, Australia join other jurisdictions seeking stricter regulations

An analysis of over 6,000 articles about the recent tragedy reveals useful guidelines for journalists on reporting extreme content

medical machine-learning systems may be uniquely susceptible to attacks

How do we expand the benefits of machine learning, while protecting privacy?

Incorporating social work and values into community-based AI research

A Twitter lawsuit and protected forms of speech

Laying groundwork for resilience against real-world adversarial attacks

"Network Propaganda" shines a light on the dark side of democracy.

The promise of Smart Cities often fails to acknowledge the complex political and social factors of cities, which may cause short and long term harms to residents and democracy

Technical solutions alone aren't enough to address vulnerabilities in machine learning systems

The sociologist speaks on owning her authority, taking black women seriously, and how she shaped her trenchant new essay collection, Thick

Anything “public” on social media may be fair game, but researchers should be more ethical about using that data

AI and the News Announces winners

A recently unveiled proposal for regulating the Internet of Things in the US falls short in some areas, but could make some significant strides towards advancing the status quo

White supremacists exploit the weaknesses in the social-media ecosystem as Facebook and Google struggle to keep up.

What does the data show? Looking at the relationship between Fox News and the Trump Administration.

Charles Nesson is one of three prominent lawyers rallying behind a human rights attorney's challenge against Chevron