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The Stanford Internet Observatory is reportedly winding down after the departure of its two top leaders, a development hailed by free-speech advocates who accused the project of promoting widespread online censorship in the name of combating "misinformation."
A watchdog group obtained internal records showing federal agencies collaborating with private partners to crush online free speech before the 2020 election.
A watchdog group obtained internal records showing federal agencies collaborating with private partners to crush online free speech before the 2020 election.
March 26, 2024, 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm | Location: Car Barn 206 RSVP Join the Center for Security Studies for a conversation with Georgetown Professors Col. Candice E. Frost, Josh Goldstein, and Vangala Ram to discuss the impact that artificial intelligence and emerging technology will have on disinformation and election-related threats ahead of the […]
Rep. Ocasio-Cortez is right that those who weaponize Big Tech algorithms to control discourse are guilty of 'election interference.'