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In an independent piece for Phenomenal World, Brian J. Chen considers US-China tech tensions, export controls, efforts to achieve digital sovereignty, and how the AI race is shifting the politics of the “national interest.” Read on Phenomenal World

In a commentary for Big Data & Society, researchers Briana Vecchione and Ranjit Singh consider how the growing adoption of AI in mental health support impacts both users and providers, and advocate for a critical approach to its development and governance. Read on Big Data & Society

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Director of Research Director of Research Alice Marwick appears on KQED's Forum to discuss what increasingly realistic deepfake videos mean for our ability to trust what we see online. Read on KQED

Corporations are rolling out new technologies that may technically comply with data privacy laws, but actually create more ways to control and exploit workers. This brief offers concrete principles for policymaking that can strengthen worker dignity, power, and rights in the digital age. Read more

“The notion of AI personhood is a marketing exercise and a legal maneuver that I don’t think we should buy into,” says Alexandra Mateescu to HuffPost. Read on HuffPost