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On the latest episode of the Code Green podcast, D&S climate program director Tamara Kneese and Tom Özden-Schilling (assistant professor of sociology and anthropology at the National University of Singapore) talk about the environmental and human toll of AI supply chains. Read on Code Green

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In time for this year’s RightsCon, Data & Society Policy Director Brian J. Chen joins Alix Dunn of Computer Says Maybe for a conversation about the process of advanced chip manufacture, its entanglement with US economic policy, and the colonial making of Taiwan’s chip supremacy. Read on Computer Says Maybe

“Eliciting impacted communities’ input can support true innovation by directing technology development to the problems identified on the ground — rather than those imposed from the top down,” AIMLab Project Director Meg Young writes. Read on Tech Policy Press

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Policy Director Brian Chen tells Reuters he’s concerned about potential pressure to weaken the EU's AI Act and its existing protections. Read on Reuters

This report offers a vision for red-teaming in the public interest: a process that goes beyond system-centric testing of already built systems to consider the full range of ways the public can be involved in evaluating genAI harms. Read more

Members of the Trustworthy Infrastructures team write about their research road trip through Pennsylvania, where they traced the connection from the industrial past to our tech-dominated present. Read on Points