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Standards of Care and Safe Harbors in Software Liability: A Primer
Deciphering the Biden administration’s nascent software liability efforts. -
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Lawfare Daily: Former FCC Chair Tom Wheeler on AI Regulation
How should policymakers approach AI regulation? -
What We Don’t Know About AI and What It Means for Policy
AI’s future cost and the trajectory of its development are currently unknown. Good AI policy will take that into account. -
Cloud Un-Cover: CSRB Tells It Like It Is But What Comes Next Is on Us
Lagging policy upholds a status quo in which cloud vendor’s design decisions about how their systems work (and work together) are almost entirely opaque. -
Tech Tank: What to Make of the New AI Roadmap from the Senate’s Bipartisan Commission
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ChinaTalk: Sovereign AI
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Tort Law and Frontier AI Governance
What role can the tort system play in ensuring responsible AI development before and after regulatory regimes are established? -
The Road to Regulating AI: Analysis of the AI Working Group’s Roadmap
The AI Working Group, led by Majority Leader Schumer, recently released its AI policy roadmap. Its focus on innovation and lack of details have drawn criticism. -
U.K. Government To Consider Licensing Ransomware Payments
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare. -
Lawfare Daily: How to Protect Undersea Cables with Kevin Frazier
Discussing the importance of undersea cables -
How a Chinese Influence Operation Is Targeting Pro-Trump Communities Online
Spamouflage is famous for being widespread and ineffective. A new tactic targeting Trump supporters suggests that may be starting to change.
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