The Regulatory Calculus of “Child Safety” The $18 billion settlement Meta just brokered with nearly every U.S. state is not the grand reckoning for youth online safety it purports to be. It is, instead, a Read More
The Algorithmic Erasure of Digital History Dozens of posts on r/AskHistorians, some a decade old, vanished overnight in April, victims not of human censorship, but of algorithmic overreach. The subreddit’s moderator Slack channel, Read More
The Perpetual Search for a Parachute Mark Zuckerberg’s decision to parachute Alexandr Wang, a then-28-year-old outsider, into the leadership of Meta’s artificial intelligence efforts was not merely a bold hiring choice. It Read More
When AI Hallucinates in Court A curious legal skirmish in Chicago, involving a Facebook group, a disgruntled date, and a law firm touting AI superiority, has swiftly become a cautionary tale for the burgeoning legal Read More