On Lawfare Daily, Maia Woluchem, Livia Garofalo, and Joan Mukogosi discuss their research trips across Pennsylvania, where they learned about the current and future impacts of the nascent AI data center industry in the state. Read on Lawfare Daily

On This Machine Kills, Director of Research Alice Marwick talks about how generative AI is unleashing a new world of scams and fraud. Read on This Machine Kills

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In this episode of Computer Says Maybe, host Alix Dunn speaks with Data & Society Labor Futures researchers Aiha Nguyen and Alexandra Mateescu, who recently authored Generative AI and Labor: Power, Hype, and Value at Work. They discuss how automation is now being used as a threat against workers, and how certain types of labor are being devalued by AI — especially (shocking) traditionally feminised work, such as caregiving. Read on Computer Says Maybe

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

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