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The Washington Post’s in-house cry-bully Taylor Lorenz apparently only seems to care about Big Tech when its policies affect leftists’ ability to spread their off-the-rails agitprop all over the social media landscape. 

FAS co-leads this request because of our longstanding commitment to responsible AI innovation and our critical work identifying needs across AI risk measurement, management, and trustworthy AI.

Hundreds of content creators signed an open letter requesting that Instagram, Threads, and Facebook should make the political content limit an opt-in feature, instead of default.

What if it were the start of a movement?

If you haven’t been seeing much political content on Instagram lately, there’s a reason for that. Since March, Instagram and Threads have instituted a new…

If you haven't been seeing much political content on Instagram lately, there's a reason for that. Since March, Instagram and Threads have instituted a new

Meta announced in February that it no longer would recommend content about politics and social issues on the two social media platforms, which have tens of millions of users in the United States.

A new bill from the US Senate may force collaboration tools used by the US federal government like Zoom and Teams to work together.

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) released the Secure and Interoperable Government Collaboration Technology Act to encourage interoperability and encryption.

Mozilla and a host of other researchers are urging US officials to see value in open-source AI models when considering future regulation.